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Aug 2024
Grace Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home was founded in 1970 by a retired Air Force colonel who recognized the need for a new cemetery in the community. The main goal was to create a respectful and peaceful place to honor loved ones, which was accomplished by establishing sections specific to faith or organization. Over the years, the cemetery has expanded to include five mausoleum complexes. Clients have consistently praised the staff for their kindness, empathy, and exceptional service. They go above and beyond to accommodate every need and final wish, making the process understandable and easy. The cemetery is described as peaceful and well-kept, with a beautiful environment. The staff, particularly Rosemary Anderson, is commended for their positive and friendly attitude, as well as their expertise in guiding families through the process.

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Grace Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home was founded in 1970 by Melvin Scherer, a retired Air Force colonel who invested in real estate in the early 1960s. As a community resident who attended many services at Hudson Cemetery, he recognized the need for a new cemetery for the community. At Grace Memorial, the main goal was to have a respectful, peaceful place to honor loved ones – one that would always be maintained. This was best accomplished in the 1970s by creating sections that were specific to a faith or organization. These sections are still available for flat memorials. In the 1980s, mausoleum entombment became a prominent request. Today, the cemetery features five mausoleum complexes.

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