Cemeteries near Oneida ON (181 Result(s))

Since 1925, families of Scarborough and the surrounding area have come to know Resthaven Memorial Gardens for its beautiful park-like setting and solid reputation for caring and professional guidance. Our 40 acres are dotted with mature trees, benches and colourful flower gardens. Resthaven also features unique lawn crypts, one of only two locations in Ontario. All creating a peaceful atmosphere for loved ones to gather and reminisce. Resthaven is part of the Arbor Memorial family, a Canadian company with a long-standing tradition of exceptional service. At Richmond, our caring and compassionate staff are active in the community. Through the Arbor Memorial Foundation, we raise money for local charities every year. We are part of the Arbor Memorial family, a Canadian company with a long-standing tradition of exceptional service.

Since 1953, families of North York and the surrounding area have come to know Highland Memory Gardens for its beautiful park-like setting and solid reputation for caring and professional guidance. Our 40 acres is home to wildlife and a natural pond surrounded by wild grasses and reeds. The serenity can be enjoyed from the gazebo, providing a peaceful atmosphere for loved ones to gather and reminisce. Highland Memory Gardens is a proud and respected member of the Greater Toronto Area. Making arrangements ahead of time is a thoughtful gesture that relieves your family of undue emotional and financial stress while it ensures your personal wishes are observed. We are a proud part of the Arbor Memorial family, a Canadian company with a long-standing tradition of exceptional service. Our caring and compassionate staff are active in the community, and every year we raise money for local charities.

Mount Pleasant Cemetery was established in 1875 as a non-profit service organization. We are a non-denominational cemetery dedicated to the respectable and dignified cremation or interment of those that have passed on. Throughout its history, famous Londoners have been buried here. A casual stroll through the grounds might reveal such names as Dorothy McClary a niece of John Adams and cousin of John Quincy, the 2nd and 6th U.S. Presidents, or Simeon Morrill, the first Mayor of London.