The Gardens is a Special Place to Honor and Remember the People You Love.

Nature

Love all animals

Pictures from our friend Paul

The Hillside Garden and

Holy Resurrection Chapel

New Garden Created Just Below the Chapel

Hospitality

Our families tell us our hospitality is second to none. Our door is always open during the day. Visitors can stop by for a cold drink, coffee or pastry, and just sit and relax. We serve guests and visitors by providing a safe, tranquil resting place for their loved ones and supporting them through a difficult time in their lives. We believe that cemeteries are for the living and actively encourage families to visit. You can too at 670 Baker Street, Boston. Open from dawn to dusk 7-days a week.

Ice Cream and Rib Truck

Father's Day Weekend

Stephen Goldberg made 275 meals on Fathers Day

And everyone had at least 1 to 5 ice creams

Relax by the Pond

Don't listen to Andy Warhol

The Importance of Planning Ahead

Many people say "I have it in my will" 

Your will won't be read until two weeks after you pass

Choose your Resting Place on a hill by a tree

then go to a local funeral director

Tell them what you want and don't want 

Put your wishes in writing at the Cemetery and Funeral Home

Don't Listen to Andy Warhol

Alan and Eunice updating their wishes with Attorney Steven Murphy.

ICCFAU

The International Cemetery Cremation and Funeral Association University

Rob Espinoza, Assistant Manager of The Gardens, had the pleasure of interacting and learning from the best in the industry! He received his certification in Land Management & Grounds Operations from

Gino Merendino, Dean of the college and co-founder of Merendino Cemetery Care.

Summer Garden for

our families to enjoy

Come pick your vegetables