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  this cemetery is a disgrace. grass is hardly mowed, roads are rutted and dangerous. Plots are not taken care of. both my parents are buried there, my mother was buried there this winter. there is still a big mound of dirt and rock on her grace, looks awful should be raked have top soil and seeded. If i had the money I would move them to another cemetery! I may have to go there with my equipment and fix the site. when my father died several years ago I had to go there with a rake and bags of top soil and seed it myself. forget planting flowers , when the do mow they weedwack them down! awful place! I am so ashamed for my parents, they would hate the shape its in!

  Added April 20, 2019 by Doris Pullman
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  I am fed up with the disregard that they have for the final resting place of my mother. Last summer they took it upon themselves to use the weed trimmer or mower and hack down all of the flowers that were planted there in front of her head stone. By no means extravagant or boisterous, just a few of her favorite color impatiens. Then this spring, I return to collect the Christmas Tree and wreath that I have put up every Christmas since 2009 when she passed, and they were gone. The tree was given to me, by her, 25 years ago, so to say it had sentimental value is an understatement. I am beyond angry. Don't plant or leave anything graveside if you want it to look nice or be there when you go back.

  Added May 18, 2017 by John Cittadino-Harrington