Cremation Memorialization Open House
About This Event
A Lasting Place to RememberIf you are keeping a loved one’s cremated remains at home, you may be wondering about the options available for creating a permanent place of remembrance.
In recognition of National Cremation Placement Day, Life Remembered invites you to a welcoming open house.
Saturday, October 17
10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Stop by at your convenience to:
• Explore cremation memorialization options
• Tour our memorial park
• Speak privately with a caring member of our team
• Enjoy light refreshments
No appointment or RSVP is necessary. We are here to answer your questions and help you consider a lasting place where your loved one can be visited, honored and remembered.
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Remembrance & Healing
Honor loved ones and find comfort through shared experiences and meaningful gatherings.
Free & Open to All
Our events are open to the public at no cost. All are welcome to attend and participate.
Event Locations
Participating Memorial Parks
This event is taking place at the following locations. Select a park to learn more.
Conestoga Memorial Park
Lancaster, PA
Evergreen Memorial Gardens
Louisville, OH
Fairview Memorial Park
Elmhurst, PA
Franklin Hills Memory Gardens
Canal Winchester, OH
Grandview Memorial Park
Rock Hill, SC
Greenwood Memorial Park
Lower Burrell, PA
Northlawn Memory Gardens
Westerville, OH
Penn Lincoln Memorial Park
North Huntingdon, PA
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
LaVale, MD
Sunset Memory Gardens
Charlotte, NC
Westmoreland County Memorial Park
Greensburg, PA
Zanesville Memorial Park
Zanesville, OH
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