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Cremation Garden Expanding | Commentary by Richard Nunally
| Monday, Oct 1, 2018

We at Eternal Valley Memorial Park and Mortuary are delighted to share our plans for the expansion of our Cremation Garden. The 6,350-square-foot addition will ensure we are ready to meet the needs of our community as cremation continues to be a growing preference among our families.

The expanded area will be located in the center of the cemetery and bordered by existing roads for easy access. It will include 311 spaces for individuals and companions, as well as family columbarium estates.

Family members can choose from markers, monuments, granite pedestals or benches, and other options. The area will be graced by new landscaping including a variety of trees and flowers and a meandering path and stepping stones.

Construction is expected to be complete by the end of November. During this time, please respect all signs and construction zones to ensure everyone’s safety. Thank you in advance.

If you have questions or would like more information, or to reserve a space, please call us at 661-259-0800.

 

Richard Nunally is General Manager of Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary, 23287 N. Sierra Highway, Newhall.
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