Frequent Questions

You do not own the land but you will have purchased the right to be buried there. This is called an “interment right.”

You own these rights forever. Plots, cremation spaces, crypts or any other interment right will never be re-sold.

Yes, as long as the individual who holds the interment rights gives written permission.

The history of Park Lawn LP dates back to 1892. We have owned and operated cemeteries for many years and will be here for many more.

All of our cemeteries have a wide variety of spaces available.

A burial vault is a concrete outer container that surrounds and protects the casket after burial. It assures the integrity of the casket will not be compromised.

Yes, Family Counsellors at any of our cemeteries can assist you.

Absolutely, there are many fine funeral homes that we would be happy to recommend.

Remembrance practices, from the funeral or memorial service to permanent memorialization, serve an important emotional function for survivors by helping to bring closure and allowing the healing process to begin. It provides a focal point for memorializing the deceased.

When an interment right is purchased a portion is set aside for the care and maintenance of the cemetery. This amount can be up to 40% depending on the interment right chosen. The cemetery uses the interest from this account for property care and maintenance. The principal continues to grow and is not used for care and maintenance. This way cemetery property may be cared for in perpetuity (forever).

Our cemeteries allow for the burial of a casket and cremated remains (ashes) in the same lot.

Yes, you can save money by choosing cremation.

At Park Lawn LP, we aim to exceed the expectations of the families we serve. We have been doing this since 1892 and we plan to continue our caring service for generations to come.