Memorials

A beautiful monument or memorial serves to honor that special person in your life…and in the life of others. Being able to express just the right sentiment is very important. When you are ready, you’ll find the right memorial to honor your loved one.

Memorial Requirements

Each different section at Roselawn Memorial Park has specific memorial requirements. The Requirements are as followed:

Garden of Roses: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Tranquility: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Prayer: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Faith: Bronze or Granite Flat; 5 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Devotion: Bronze or Granite Flat; 4 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Love: Bronze or Granite Flat; 4 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Christus: Bronze or Granite Flat
Garden of Remembrance: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Memory: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Hope: Bronze or Granite Flat; 5 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Dalton: Bronze or Granite Flat; 2 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Immaculate Conception: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Galilee Estates: Granite Flat; 3 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Gethsemane: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Peace: Bronze or Granite Flat
Garden of Calvary: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Meditation: Bronze Flat or Granite Flat
Garden of Disciples: Bronze or Granite Flat; 2 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Oaks: Bronze or Granite Flat; 4 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Serenity: Granite Flat; 4 Spaces for Upright
Garden of Reflection: Bronze Flat Only
Garden of Eternity: Bronze or Granite Flat
Garden of The Faithful: Bronze or Granite Flat, 4 spaces for upright
Garden of The Sunset: Bronze or Granite Flat, 2 spaces for upright
Garden of The Cross: Bronze or Granite Flat, 2-4 spaces for upright depending on lot#

Setting Fees

For any memorial not ordered from Roselawn, there will be a setting fee that will have to be paid before the marker can be set. Only Roselawn personnel set monuments in the gardens.

Veterans Markers

The bronze government setup is beautiful. The setup includes a carnelian granite base, bronze vase, and the bronze plaque(s). The eligible veteran(s) have their bronze plaques provided by the VA, thus you only pay for the base, vase and spouse’s plaque (if not a veteran). If interested in this option, you would need the veteran’s DD214.