Mount Hebron Cemetery 130-04 Horace Harding Expressway, Queens, NY 11367

"Very spacious and well tended. Looks so well cared for. Easily Manoeuvring the toads and well Marked. There is a memorial area and clean restrooms."

"Old cemetery. Angela is the lady in the office to go to . She was extremely helpful. Paper maps + helpful GPS set up from their website . Narrow roads inside directions to cemetery- gps does not take you to entrance after left on Horus Harding Blvd it’s a quick first Right. Pass it and you are on a one way service road and can’t turn around. Coming out there is a large pole to your left blocking vision view on coming traffic.Outside crew of workers have been kind and informative.office closes 3:45pm and gates close at 5 pm. Construction on expressway. Give extra travel time. Go in good weather if possible as inside is almost impossible in snow and rain. Office on right by entrance and exit. Park on left parking lot If room . Right one will ticket and tow. Red circle in grave stone=seasonal care, gold emblem “eternal care”be aware of your surroundings and location to familiarize where you are. Bringing flowers is not the usual here as rocks are placed at visits on grave stones. There is now a Memorial Wall on the with steps going up to it. Curb in front of office notes no parking. Pictures on wall in office if you are aware of a military veteran buried there please let them know."

"Horrible, rude people in the office. Deirdre whom I think is one of the owners is miserable and does not respond to requests for documents, etc. Natalie spoke to me like a toddler when I asked her about the cemetery grounds hours, which are different than the office hours posted on Google. If you’re seeking compassionate care, I suggest you get your loved ones laid to rest somewhere else!"

"This cemetery is well-kept and willing to cooperate with genealogists researching Jewish families. Without the burial records provided by cemetery official Rosanne Benavides, my client would have never attained Spanish citizenship. The work carried out by Cedar Grove Cemetery Association in preserving the headstones should also be commended, as there was essential biographical information on my client's great-grandfather's headstone that would have been otherwise lost to time. Although Ms. Benavides helped me out back in February 2020, it wasn't until this year (2023) that my client was finally naturalized as a Spanish citizen. It's only right that I publicly thank both her and the Cedar Grove Cemetery Association for their efforts in keeping Mount Hebron maintained and its records available for research."

"Everyone who assisted us with the paperwork and burial of our loved one were so helpful, kind, compassionate and understanding. We thank them all for their assistance in getting us through this time of grief. Our loved one passed away unexpectedly and we needed to get the arrangements taken care of immediately. Edan and Mount Hebron were outstanding in their efforts to get our loved one layed to rest. We are very grateful to all. Thank you."