My parents are both buried here. The fence is broken and the entire grounds lack care. I go weekly to visit the graves and so often find the flowers, both fresh and silk, stolen from their grave. Adds heartache to existing heartbreak. If they would fix the fence and just place a little bit of care into keeping the grass weed free, trash picked up, and so forth, then this sweet little resting place would be a true place of rest, and respect, for the dead, and nice place to remember loved ones. But more often than not, I end up cleaning dirt, twigs, leaves weeds and trash off not only mom and dad's grave, but those around it, only to find it looking bad a week later with the flowers gone. I personally don't care for plastic flowers, but those seem untouched on other graves, and my mom hated them but enjoyed silk flowers so that's what I have attempted to use. I am getting older and tired myself, though Step up and do some restoration and clean up, folks....

This is actually quite hidden and many people drive by for years without even knowing that it's at the corner of two major streets hidden behind trees. I saw it when I went for a walk and while I didn't had the chance to stay for long, it is a very beautiful place after all. This being said, I don't know if it's still open but you should check it out after all as you never know what happens in the future. So go and spend some time on this beautiful hidden gem. I also believe there is a parking lot or so for vehicles but I am not sure so far but I will check it out tomorrow in the morning.

This poor cemetery has been neglected. There are some extremely old stones but majority are from 60s.some lovely military and a few exceptionally unique.