The 30 Best Columbaria in New York

Welcome to Dodge Bay Cemetery, a serene and respectful resting place located in the picturesque town of Cape Vincent, New York. Nestled at 35463 New York 12E, our cemetery offers a tranquil environment where families can honor and remember their loved ones in peace. At Dodge Bay Cemetery, we are committed to providing a well-maintained and dignified setting that reflects the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Our grounds are thoughtfully designed to offer a sense of comfort and solace to all who visit. Whether you are planning a service or simply wish to spend time in reflection, our dedicated team is here to assist you with compassion and care.

Welcome to Frumah Packard Cemetery, a serene and historic resting place located at 828 Jamesville Avenue, Syracuse, New York. Established with a commitment to preserving the dignity and memories of those who have passed, Frumah Packard Cemetery offers a peaceful environment for reflection and remembrance. Nestled in the heart of Syracuse, our cemetery is dedicated to providing a respectful and tranquil setting for families and visitors. We take pride in maintaining the grounds with care, ensuring a beautiful and serene atmosphere throughout the year. Whether you are visiting a loved one's grave or exploring the storied history of our cemetery, Frumah Packard Cemetery is here to offer solace and support. We invite you to visit and experience the quiet beauty of our grounds.

Welcome to Bemus Point Cemetery, a serene and historic resting place located on Center Street in the picturesque village of Bemus Point, New York. Established to provide a peaceful and respectful environment for honoring loved ones, our cemetery is nestled amidst the natural beauty of Chautauqua County. At Bemus Point Cemetery, we are committed to maintaining the dignity and tranquility of our grounds. Our carefully landscaped property offers a reflective space where families and visitors can pay their respects in a quiet and contemplative setting. The cemetery is designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment, offering picturesque views and a sense of peace and continuity.

Long Island National Cemetery Welcome to Long Island National Cemetery, a tranquil and dignified resting place dedicated to honoring the memory and service of our nation's Veterans. Located at 2040 Wellwood Avenue in Farmingdale, New York, our cemetery offers a serene environment for reflection and remembrance, serving as a testament to the bravery and sacrifice of those who have served in the armed forces.

Welcome to Section 30, a dedicated cemetery located on Molly Pitcher Road in Wading River, New York. As a part of the Calverton National Cemetery, Section 30 honors the legacy and sacrifices of nearly 10 million veterans. Our serene grounds offer a place of reflection and tribute to those who served the nation with valor. At Section 30, we are committed to preserving the memories of veterans through our digital platform, VLM (Veterans Legacy Memorial). This interactive feature enables families and loved ones to post tributes, upload images, and share detailed timelines of military service and achievements, along with biographical information and historical documents.

Welcome to Calverton National Cemetery, a place of honor and remembrance located in Wading River, New York. As one of the largest national cemeteries in the United States, Calverton serves as a resting place for those who have served our nation with distinction. Established in 1978 on a 902-acre tract of land, the cemetery was created to meet the needs of the greater New York area, home to nearly three million veterans and their families. Calverton National Cemetery offers a serene and respectful environment for families to honor their loved ones. The cemetery accommodates casketed burials, in-ground interment of cremains, and placement in columbaria. An ossuary is also available for those who choose this option. The Veterans Legacy Memorial (VLM) digital platform allows families and friends to share tributes, photos, and stories, preserving the legacy of nearly 10 million veterans.