Kenneth Liley - Sexton John Dale Chandler - Founder Irvin Caldwell - Founder William Charles - Founder Buford Ward - Founder Coy Shetley - Founder Bollinger County Memorial Park Cemetery

 

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History of Bollinger County Memorial Park Cemetery


Home of the Bollinger County Veterans Avenue of Flags

     The idea of a cemetery that would have funds set aside for the future upkeep was conceived and five local civic leaders in the Marble Hill area founded the Bollinger County Memorial Park Cemetery in 1948. They were: John D. Chandler, Irvin Caldwell, William Charles, Buford Ward and Coy Shetley featured at the top of every page on this site.

It was a well thought out plan. The grounds were plotted out, rules and regulations put in place and a perpetual care fund established.


Rules & Regulations


In 1989, a memorial was erected and dedicated to the memory of the Founders.


Founders Memorial


The entrance way was built in 1990 and has a rustic country look, as well as the other features in the Cemetery.

 
Cemetery Entrance


There is approximately 60% of the cemetery that has not been developed. We have numerous grave spaces available now and will have for many years in the future. Prices vary according to location.

The needs of the community change from time to time and we have tried to address that by making available private, single and companion, mausoleums for those who choose above ground burial.


Mausoleums


Cremation has also become an option that some in our area have chosen. In 2000, we erected a 48 unit Columbarium to serve those choosing this method. In 2004, we have added a statue to the Columbarium.


Columbarium


We are proud to be the host of the Bollinger County Veterans Avenue of Flags. The flags are flown three times per year: Memorial weekend, Independence Day, and Veteran's Day.


Home of the Bollinger County Veterans Avenue of Flags


Our annual memorial service is held the Last Sunday of May at 2:00 pm and always includes recognition of our Veterans.

The graves are filled and seeded as weather permits and as the ground settles after a new grave is opened. The cemetery ground is fertilized, mowed, and well groomed.

Because this is a PERPETUAL (Endowed) CARE cemetery you will have peace of mind knowing that your loved ones grave will be cared for FOREVER.

 

 

 
 

Home Page


Avenue of Flags
Chapel of Memory
  - Memory Wall
Donations
Founders
History
Memorial Services
  - Folding the Flag
  - Taps
Plot Locator (Main)
Sections
- Section A
- Columbarium 1
- Section B
- Section B-1
- Section C
- Section D
- Section E & E-1
- Section F & F-1
Regulations
Sextons
Unknown Interred


Contact & Location

 
 

 

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