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  Unlike some other people leaving reviews, I have personally worked with the staff here to put flags on veterans graves every vets and memorial day every year for the past 7 years. The church that recently took over the business has been working on cleaning up weeds and just took down many old trees that were neglected under previous management. It is a work in progress, and there is no homeless encampment as others claim.

  Added March 29, 2017 by Hunter Immel
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  Do your family or loved one the favor of not choosing this as their final resting place. The grounds is ALWAYS dirty, trash scattered across graves and the lawn is thigh high & full of weeds. They choose to mow the area that is visible from the street however once you are through the makeshift gate it's a jungle. The road is just like Vallejo streets (potholes everywhere) so I guess we are immune to that. The trees are old and not being taken care of so they are literally falling every other day. Just 4 months ago we buried a family member here, we came to visit and bring flowers to the grave site for her birthday however it was a huge 75ft tree laid across it... Thank God the tombstone hadn't been delivered yet or that would have most definitely been ruined. Last but not least they have a homeless encampment inside the cemetery, directly outside of the "office"; I find it to be beyond disrespectful and very disgusting that these individuals decide to camp here but even more so unprofessional for whomever owns this place to NOT treat the grounds with dignity & pride. I mean this is the final resting place of many loved ones and family deserves peace when visiting.

  Added March 19, 2017 by Lelo A