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  Memorial day ceremonies are well done - but grounds are open to the public most days - can go pay your respects anytime.

  Added April 30, 2017 by Perry Elkins
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  Drive by here on the way to work today. It is Memorial Day! Flags are supposed to be at half mass to remember the fallen. Not full. For a military cemetery, as it claims on google. The people doing the flags should be more aware.

  Added April 19, 2017 by BRITTANY WEBER
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  This is a very nice cemetary to walk around in. It has a great feel to it and is always well groomed.

  Added February 21, 2017 by Ayres Ryder
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  I love visiting cemeterys. I really enjoyed this one. It has an area for military and civilians alike. Do yourself a favor and enjoy this one.

  Added February 13, 2017 by Mine Recommendation
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  Unfortunately I have to give people the honest truth.
  To those who are thinking about having their loved one buried here...don't
  The people whom bury your loved one are there for community service. correct the ones burying your loved one do not care about properly doing anything and then lie about the hours those people have serviced at the facility as well. Bury your loved one at a place that respects the dead, the ceremonies, etc.
  This is not the same as hazelwood cemetery which is a better and yet slightly attached to this unfortunately ran mess. Avoid this place at all costs including those doing community service

  Added December 20, 2016 by Skeptic Eevee