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    Cedar Park Cemetery

    1.5 (33 reviews)
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    I understand that people are in business to make money and will charge as much as they can get away with. What I cannot understand is the failure to provide services which a company is required to provide. Unfortunately, that is very easy in the cemetery business. In many cases, the plots were purchased years ago and family members have already been interred there. There's no need for the cemetery to be concerned about repeat business - it is assured because people want burials to be in the same cemetery as family members. Even I will be buried there, next to my husband (assuming he is still in the grave we put him in 2 years ago - see following). Our family's ownership of plots goes back to the early 1940's when my dad's mom died. Since then, we have buried 10 other family members in Cedar Park. In all cases, we paid for perpetual care. Nevertheless, the only time the graves receive care is when I visit, see that they have not been tended to and go to the office to complain. Perpetual care apparently means care on individual request only. One of the reasons my family purchased perpetual care is so that future generations would be able to go to visit the cemetery in peace. Instead, we are bequeathing to them the task of constantly reminding the cemetery of its job. This year, the cemetery outdid itself! I visited my husband's grave yesterday. Despite the fact that his footstone was unveiled over a year ago, the footstone was not to be seen. The following letter that I sent to the cemetery explains what I found. "Today is my husband's second yartzeit. I visited his grave and was shocked by what I saw: No grass and no footstone! "The unveiling of his footstone was a year ago. I was surprised that at that time, there was no grass on his grave. When I spoke with someone in your office, I was told that seeding is done only in the fall and would be done in the fall of 2023 (1 1/2 years after burial). Having to wait that length of time is absurd - even more so when you consider that we paid years ago for perpetual care for unused graves. "So, it was no wonder that I was shocked when I arrived today and found that the seeding still had not been done, a full two years after burial. And even more shocked when I saw no footstone. What happened to it? It was there a year ago at the unveiling. Was it dug up? Was his body dug up also? I am entitled to answers. "To you, a cemetery may be a business. To the families who pay you, it is the final resting place of a loved one and a sacred trust. When that trust is broken, it is a source of great pain to the families involved. "Over the years, I have had reason to complain about your care of other family graves. It seems as though you only take care of them when I complain, despite the large sums of money paid to you for perpetual care. But, now you have outdone yourself. Thus far, I have resisted taking legal action. Clearly, my restraint has been foolish. "I expect to receive from you an explanation for the condition of my husband's grave and a reasonable but expeditious time plan for remediation (and seeding 7 months from now is not reasonable and certainly not expeditious!) - and then notice from you when that remediation has been completed." I followed up with a phone call this morning and received my usual response of "we will check with the foreman." When will I get a reply? "When he gets back to us." When might that be? "I don't know. It's raining today." Customer service does not seem to be of concern. The interesting thing is that all funeral directors I have discussed this with have said that Cedar Park is the worst cemetery they have dealt with. But, in the cemetery business, that doesn't seem to matter.

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