Would not recommend this place!!! Could never get a hold of them!! We thought they lost our Dad'…read moreAshe's and we had a service for our mother who died same month they treated every one badly and was nasty funeral owenr was not there b at all!!! They should have less than one star please be advised if u use them

I would not advise anyone to go to this Cemetary. They have been known to knock off the urns and…read morerun them over so that you can not put them back in the tomb stone or placque. They bend them up with the lawn mower as they are too darn lazy to get off the lawnmower and set them aside while they cut grass. They do not get back to you unless they are selling you something. If I had it to do over would never of put my parents and Aunt and Uncle here.

Since they changed office staff thier customer service has been truly caring and they take the best…read morepossible care of the park and those they serve. They proved that they dedicated to making Elan Memorial Park the only choice when in need. They also offer several pre-arranging benefits. The difference in buying now rather than waiting was clear to us and the best financial investment for our family. The counselors showed compassion and treated my family with the dignity and respect we looked for and needed. They guided us through one of the most difficult times and helped answer questions we had been struggling with. I'm glad we chose Elan Memorial Park. We recommend thier services to our friends other family members.

My maternal grandfather Peter DeMain Sr. was a former Army cook stationed in the Pacific during…read moreWorld War 2, and then in spring 1992, he sadly passed away from lung cancer. He was buried at the cemetery at Ft. Indiantown Gap, and each time I visit my home state of Pennsylvania I stop by to see his grave site. The cemetery is very well maintained and has clean restroom facilities. It's also usually quiet whenever I'm here, and I never had any issues with parking spaces. Entry from the highway is rather easy, whether you're arriving here from Route 72 or Interstate 81. If you're in Central PA, be sure to stop by and look. There's even a useful computer kiosk at the visitors center where you can look up grave sites, too.

I'd driven past signs for the Pennsylvania Veterans Memorial multiple times but never stopped. On a…read morevery early morning trip back to DC, in no particular hurry, I took the exit off route 78 and within less than a mile, found myself turning onto the American flag lined driveway. It was a stunning first impression. The majestic flags billowing in the pre-dawn light, a light misty fog lingering in the rainy air. The complex is expansive with rolling lawns and cemeteries. It immediately reminded me of Arlington. I followed the signs down roads that twist and turn, until finally I came to the memorial. It's vastness surprised me. I'll admit, after living in DC for a time, I didn't think a monument in rural Pennsylvania could compare. The parking lot was empty, not a soul in sight, which only added to the somber mood and grayness of the day. The way the monument is designed, it gave me the feeling of both despair and hope. The entranceway is grand and proud. Marble foyers are smooth and hard. The row of fountains spout with jubilee. The trees breathe life. But the relic of a burned out European building reminds you why are there and of the many veterans of WWII who sacrificed for you. It is a memorial that rivals any in DC. There are clean and modern bathrooms onsite.