Cedar Brook Burial Ground

March 12, 2013 a group of family and friends gathered to pay their respects to a friend. The beautiful boughs a top the wooden casket were from the woods he loved and were crafted by a family member.

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Widget, Peter’s & Joyce’s faithful companion, is remembered.

Markers may be selected from stones within Cedar Brook Burial Ground. Here is an example of a stone with engraving at CBBG.

If you wish to have a stone engraved, the names of local craftsmen are available. Contact us for this or any other information you desire.

We have had several questions about winter burials

Since there was very little frozen ground in the woods we were able to open and close the grave sites in winter. If this is not possible, most funeral homes have a cold room for temporary storage of remains without embalming.

The Cedar Brook Burial Ground Blog is now available for your mobile phone.

“Green Burial” is an interesting topic for those who wish to reduce the impact of burial on the earth.

Peter and Joyce would be pleased to speak with you and your group about the options available. They have been invited to speak at adult education classes and at an adult retirement/assisted living facility as well as to meet with volunteers and staff at a hospice center in Scarborough to discuss Cedar Brook Burial Ground and the concept of green burials.

They are available to meet with your organization, church sponsored group, school, local club, or other group interested in learning more about green burials. Please contact them at CBBG@mainegreencemetery.com or by telephone (207)637-2085.

Cedar Brook Burial Ground, Limington, Maine

Cedar Brook Burial Ground is open year round to visitors.

Wildlife roams Cedar Brook Burial Ground including this doe and her young.