My Grandparents are laid to rest here with both my parents & my beloved husband and many other…read morerelatives. Someday I also will be placed by my husband's side once again.

From the owner: Woodbine Cemetery & Mausoleum is one of the most beautiful and modern cemeteries in Monmouth…read moreCounty. An air of quiet beauty surrounds you at Woodbine. Our 30 acres of beautifully landscaped lawns, flower-filled gardens, and stately trees all add to a setting of unforgettable serenity. Under the supervision of a professional and experienced horticulturist, the trees, shrubbery, grasses, and flowering plants have been selected with the utmost care. Woodbine is non-sectarian it makes no discrimination as to religious beliefs. We invite you to visit Woodbine and personally experience the timeless beauty of our distinctive cemetery.

The compassionate care and service that was provided when my Beloved fiancé passed away was a great…read morecomfort to me-well, as great of a comfort as can come in such a tragic time.

From the owner: We offer assistance in selecting your final resting place. St. Gabriel's Chapel Mausoleums is a…read morefull service-minded cemetery offering compassion and caring to all. The cemetery and historical church were established in 1878. Our mission is to provide

They need a new agent to work that front desk. What a sensitive job. Coming across sensitized ppl…read moreall day every day. And when a customer comes in to ask for directions you blow them off saying "if there's no temporary maker then you just can't find them". Walked to find it myself and the amazing staff in the field were super helpful. Reminding me that "she's always like that". Please replace her. It was a good day for me so I didn't react negatively but a grieving human, WOULD. Please reconsider who you have working with the public.

We drove from Maryland to visit my friend. They asked you to call a day ahead so they can mark the…read moregrave- Totally fine! However, what they failed to tell us is that they have three different cemeteries. we went crazy looking for block 54 at the main building (there're two on the left side). I suggest to mark as A, B, and C entrances and add more signage on Texas Rd so we don't bother the rude and unfriendly lady at the office- We felt unwelcomed when asked for better directions. we found one of the guys working the grounds- he gave us better directions. He was actually very nice and friendly! They need to do better when hiring. Finally, i found my poor friend- buried where there's no grass- it looked like a dirt road- marked by a flag, no flowers or headstone. :'(

A peaceful, well kept cemetery with lots of gorgeous old trees and plenty of space to walk, pray,…read moreand think. As a dirt-poor college student back in the 80s, I was grateful to the late Msgr Everett for hiring me to work part time during the school year and full time during the summer and winter breaks as a grounds keeper. I am somewhat proud of the fact (but not too prideful I hope!) that I helped clear the entire AA section of grounds one summer (taking it from scrub/brush to landscape) using an axe and a chainsaw. You might say we did it "responsibly " even before that word entered the lexicon of modern colloquialism. Old growth trees and younger beautiful trees were kept, giving the area a shady, green forest ambiance. Today the cemetery has grown with the addition of a Mausoleum and several more sections. There is much history in this place of repose as many of the early graves date from the 1850s-1900s. If you are in search of a consecrated grounds, this is one of the finest most beautiful and peaceful Catholic cemeteries I've ever known. Thank you for reading my review.

I visited relatives today and two out of three still had the Christmas grave blankets on them and…read moreall three decorations that were put on the graves in March were broken. Maintenance needs improvement.

I am posting this so that perhaps cemetery management makes the necessary changes. On 10/26/23 my…read moremother passed away and on 10/30/23 she was laid to rest in the grave that my father was laid to rest back in 1999 at Holy Cross Cemetery. My sister contacted the Cemetery to have Christmas wreaths placed at the grave of our parents and another one at our nephews grave also located at Holy Cross Cemetery. On Saturday 12/23/23 my sister and her daughter when to the cemetery. When they got to the grave of our parents the wreath was place on the decaying flowers that were never cleaned up since my mother was laid to rest two months ago. When they went to the grave of our nephew there was no wreath. The cost to have the cemetery place a wreath is $55.00 / wreath. My sister emailed the cemetery because the office on the cemetery grounds was closed on Saturday 12/23/23. Naturally, there was no response on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day but, you would expect a response on Tuesday 12/26/23. The Cemetery never responded. My sister call the Cemetery and a woman answered. My sister explained that the wreath placed at our parents grave was laid on top of dead flowers. She told my sister that they only clean twice a year and because my mother passed at the end of October the next cleaning is May. She also explained to my sister that the family should clean the dead flowers between cemetery cleanups. Then my sister explained that there was no wreath placed at our nephews grave. My sister was told that that was an oversight and they would refund $55.00. My questions: 1- If no one went to the Cemetery how would you know that the wreath you paid for wasn't provided? 2- If the family is responsible to clean up the grave sites between cemetery biannual cleanups, what's stopping me from raking the debris off my loved ones grave an onto someone else's grave? What's stopping me from placing the debris in a bag and taking it to the cemetery management office so they can store the debris until they do their biannual cleanup? 3- Why does the cemetery police have time to remove items from grave sites that they feel aren't appropriate? The cemetery police have time to remove Items like ballon's, teddy bear, etc. from grave sites but, they don't have time to clean dead flowers? I included a picture of the $55,00 wreath that the cemetery placed at our parents grave just so you can see what Holy Cross Cemetery feels is acceptable.

My grandparents are buried here. I didn't know them very well. I maybe spoke to them a handful of…read moretimes as a child even though they lived nearby. They were super old and senile. The funerals were nice. But I didn't feel any grief. Their house in East Brunswick was sold. Maybe demolished. These people are gone from the Earth without a trace. I'll let you in on a secret: I fear death, and the deaths of those I love. Death is the ultimate tragedy... a life of suffering is tough, but in most cases we can make things better. Death you can't fix. I won't romanticize death or martyrdom and drape them in metaphor. Death is real, it's brutal, it's tragic. You should be sad -- you should be afraid.

Cathy and Kathy were like having close family members helping me out with a lot of responsibilities…read morefor my mom that I wouldn't have known what to start with. And I can't thank them enough for everything they've done for my mom and me. And her obituary photo with me was from when a close friend who is a physical rehabilitation professional as well as the lead singer of a Heavy Metal band in Minnesota made sure that she worked with physical rehabilitation professionals here in New Jersey. And she absolutely loved the personalized autographed poster from the band congratulating her on doing her exercises needed to be independent and back in her own apartment for another three years before her passing.

Upon receiving notice that my brother in law passed away in another state I was panicking and…read moredidn't know what to do. I called the funeral home as I've been there for a ton of services for friends in years past. It was a semi rare situation and I need all the help I could get. Kathy answered right away the day before Christmas Eve and got right on everything. She worked very hard and made magic happen with all the specifics involved getting everything done. She couldn't promise me everything I so desperately wanted done as it was a lot but she delivered and I'll be forever grateful for helping me through every step of the way.

Such a beautiful cemetery! It's not as big as some others, but the head stones are historic and in…read moregreat condition. I don't visit here to see family, but to take in the history. Because of this, I prefer older cemeteries rather than newer ones. If you like history and are looking for some nice photo opportunities, this is a good spot if you're walking around Princeton. Parking garage is nearby or there is street parking.