The Memorial Park mausoleum, located in the center of the cemetery, is an excellent option for anyone considering burial in our cemetery. Spaces in the mausoleum are available for individuals and companions in the covered interior of the mausoleum or along the east and west exterior walls.
Mausoleum interment can be more economical than burial in a traditional memorial garden because there is no need to purchase a separate vault or cemetery marker. Both of these items are part of the mausoleum space. Bronze plaques with removable flower vases adorn each space, allowing for year-round decoration.
Stained glass windows on the east face of the mausoleum add warmth and beauty to the interior. The north face of the mausoleum is decorated with granite engravings depicting the Resurrection and the Good Shepherd.
Many families tell us how helpful it is to have cemetery arrangements made ahead of time. This opportunity is available to anyone who wants to ease the burden on surviving family members, and we have many options for burial and cremation memorialization from which to choose.
If you would like to learn more about these options, including a payment plan for prearrangements, please give us a call at 785-234-6605 or send us a message
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Our pets become cherished members of our families, providing unconditional love, companionship, and joy to our lives. When they pass away, the grief we feel is genuine and profound. While our furry friends are only here for a short time, the impact they have on our lives is monumental. Here are some ways you can honor your beloved furry friend, after they’ve pass.
Create a memory box.
Putting together a box of items that remind you of a beloved pet can help you cope with their loss. Include items such as their collar, favorite toy, paw imprint, fur lock, and anything else that meant a lot to them. Keeping these items can bring comfort and closure after they have passed.
Spread their ashes somewhere meaningful.
If you choose to have your pet cremated, you can spread the ashes somewhere meaningful for your pet. You can even use the ashes to plant a tree in memory of them.
Donate to shelters in their memory
Animal shelters need donations, whether monetary donations or item donations. Donating to shelters in your beloved pet's name not only preserves your pet's memory, but also helps the animals in the shelter find their forever home.
Foster animals
Fostering is a great option if you aren't ready to get another pet but want to share the love you had for your pet with those in need. Because shelters fill up quickly, animals need foster homes. Fostering allows you to heal at your own pace, while sharing love with a pet in need.
Our pets become part of our family. During their time here on earth we share so many special moments with them, that when they are gone the emptiness left behind is unfathomable. It’s important to take proper care of yourself during this time of grief and figure out ways to keep your pet’s memory alive.