This cemetery is large and beautiful and very historic. Lots of very old grave stones dating back…read moreto the 1850s. It is beautifully landscaped with flowers, plants, and trees, many of which have ID tags on them so you know their breeds! It's like a rustic outdoor museum, and easy to spend two or three hours walking around checking everything out. The main entrance has some free brochures outside that you can grab (donations are appreciated), one of which is a cemetery map and self-guided tour, showing where famous people are buried. That map sure kept us busy and was a lot of fun! By the way, the parking lot at the main entrance is free also but very small--only three or four spaces--but there seems to be lots of street parking if the spots are taken.

Staff not helpful poor record keeping poor ground keeping would not recommend burying your loved…read moreones there

I like this cemetery because it smells good and the people here are relatively quiet. Spending time…read morehere is a nice break from the everyday grind. Walking through and reading the stones really puts into perspective the minuteness of life's little problems. As Morrissey puts it in the song "Cemetery Gates": "So we go inside and we gravely read the stones. All those people, all those lives, where are they now ? With loves, and hates and passions just like mine - They were born And then they lived And then they died". I actually can't stand Morrissey, but I've always liked that line.

My friend has been buried in the Rose Garden at this cemetery, less than 1 year ago. The marker…read more(Gravestone) is sinking on one side of the placement. Mud and water are always covering half of marker. I have called LOU several times to fix the problem. LOU responded by saying it's because the water drains there and he can't do anything about it. I'm very hurt by the Cemetery and their not offering a solution. My friend was never told this plot location had drainage issues. My friend paid $5,000 for this plot. I visit my friend's grave twice a month. I'm saddened by the lack concern the management shows for her plot.

I went here one morning to take photographs. I don't know anyone buried here and I don't know even…read moreanyone working here. But it was pretty interesting and I thought that it would be cool to take photos of the main building. I didn't even know this is a Jewish cemetery. Outside briefly it just says Home of Peace but as you get closer you'll notice it's a Jewish cemetery. I've seen elderly people walking through to enjoy their morning walks. I tried to find a person in the main building to ask more about historical information but no one was there. I suggest you call if you plan on wanting to talk to someone. Beautiful and clean landscaping.

This cemetery is the best in the area. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Grounds are kept up…read morenicely and roses are beautiful.

My Mom is buried here because we have no other options in Auburn. Her plot was very expensive. The…read morehours are ridiculous and the staff are very rude. Today I was visiting my Mom. I got there about 3:45 because I know for some stupid reason they close at 5. I was visibly upset and should not have been driving. At 4:50 a woman rudely drove by, slowed down but did not stop, and yelled you need to leave now because I'm locking the gate and will have to call authorities if you are still here in the next few minutes. I quickly gathered myself and drove the posted 5 mile per hour speed limit out of the cemetery. The rude woman was at the gate with a nasty look on her face tapping her foot as if to tell me to hurry up. As if it is not a big enough nightmare that my Mom is gone, every time I go to the cemetery I have a horrible experience due to staff or just the horrible way they grounds are "kept". If you have a choice, I would highly recommend any other cemetery!

03/30/2026 - My family had a very disappointing and upsetting experience with a graveyard director…read morenamed Lizzy. During such a sensitive and emotional time, her behavior was incredibly unprofessional and lacked basic compassion. She was impatient, dismissive, and even rolled her eyes while we were performing a cultural ritual to honor and say goodbye to our grandmother. We were delayed about 20 minutes because a few family members took a wrong turn, but during that time, we could have been given the opportunity to spend meaningful final moments with our loved one. Instead, that opportunity was taken from us. When we were finally allowed to view our grandmother, we were given only a few seconds, barely enough time to process the moment, while Lizzy counted down with her fingers. It felt rushed, cold, and deeply disrespectful. She then left immediately afterward, offering no support or understanding. This is a beautiful graveyard where our family members are laid to rest, and in the past, we've had directors who were kind, patient, and accommodating. That is why this experience was especially shocking. No grieving family should be treated with such insensitivity. I truly hope no one else has to go through what we experienced.

I want to take a moment to recognize Tristian for going above and beyond during a very difficult…read moretime for my family. He took the time to explain everything clearly, showed real patience, and worked with us in a way that truly made a difference while we were grieving a loss. I also want to thank the company for being understanding and accommodating with us during this time. That level of compassion and support does not go unnoticed, and it's something we genuinely appreciate.

Southside Park Community Garden is located in the City of Sacramento California. It is one of…read morethirteen gardens parks managed by the Department of Parks & Recreation. Within this particular park are a total of 40 lots . The lots are rented out to local residents for a small yearly fee . With warmer weather still here in Sacramento. Everyone's garden is in full bloom and producing wonderful flowers, fruits and vegetables . Within the confines of the park is a community gathering area with picnic tables and shade supplied by a huge pine tree. Here one can sit and relax after a hard days work in the garden. There is even and area for kids to play and to garden. All the garden area is surrounded by a fence and the entry gate is locked. Only renters have access to the gardens. Coming back to this neighborhood always brings back a lot of wonderful childhood memories ! This part of Sacramento still looks the same as it did some 50 years ago. "Frozen in time !" Compared to other community gardens that I have visited, "Southside Park Community Garden "is by far the most productive!

When you get a call from the owner, returning your phone call that is truly the best customer…read moreservice you can ever ask for. Doug was super nice to phone me on his vacation and he was most helpful. Super great person to help me. I have not bought yet, but I probably will and I highly recommend this company

Simple means of obtaining a simple cremation. Staff is very accessible by phone and email,…read morequestions are answered clearly and in a timely manner. Very easy. After my husband's death and my experience with the Cremation Society of Placer County, I signed up for my own cremation.

My mother was buried in this cemetery almost 15 years ago. She was dying when she chose the plot…read moreshe would be buried in and my father bought the plot next to her. We were told it was the end of the row and no one would be buried to the side of her. I visit my mother all the time, generally twice a month. Unfortunately, it's been about two months since I have last been there. I have always found this cemetary to be a place where I find solace. I love sitting on the bench by my mom and thinking. I love looking at the tree that looks like elves live in it. My dogs enjoy coming with me to visit my mom. Today my visit was rather upsetting. Someone was buried next to my mother. Not only where we told that she would be the end of the row, which is WHY she chose that spot, They made an absolute mess and left a massive hole right next to my mothers headstone which I twisted my ankle in as I was pondering the situation, then my puppy fell in the hole. It is literally almost degrading the side of my mothers headstone. I am Jewish and we put stones on our loved ones headstones. All the stones I had placed and buried right next to her headstone are gone. I had a beautiful heart stone. Gone. Years and years of memorializing my mom is gone. I cried. I find this a flagrant disrespect to my mother and my family. So I called Miller funeral home. I spoke to a nice guy who passed my message on. I got a call shortly thereafter from Wendy. I texted Wendy back and sent her these photos. She told me that I must have misunderstood, that that area was always supposed to have someone buried in it. Then she said, oh it must have changed as they were going to put a walkway in and then realized they couldn't. So NO I did not misunderstand. You all changed what you said and now you're doing what you want. She also told me to only put flowers and not rocks as it causes issues for their lawn maintenance. I'm sorry, a few small stones ON my moms headstone or right next to it causes your lawn guy that many issues? Do you not realize how many Jewish cemetaries with rocks are maintained? If the few stones I leave on occasion cause that many issues for your lawn guy, perhaps you need a better lawn mower, or lawn guy! And I was told they will talk about changing their policy to not allow stones. Again, how incredibly disrespectful to an entire religion. I am above an beyond shocked right now by the behavior of the people at this funeral home/cemetery. Death and memorializing my loved ones, especially my mother, is incredibly important to me. I know feel as though the people who work here cannot be trusted to respect the wishes of the deceased and their families in the long run. Sounds like you need both sensitivity and culture training. How do you not know the traditions of others religious when it comes to death when working in the death industry? Do better.

I am beyond disappointed with this cemetery and staff members. A little backstory, I lost my son a…read morelittle over 2 years ago, at the age of 25. I've always taken pride in his resting place and visit him nearly every day. I was unable to make it over Mother's Day weekend, as I went to visit family in Oregon. I returned into town on Monday evening and went and visited him on Tuesday 5/14. Shocked and in disbelief, I seen all of his sentimental items that have been at his resting place for the last 2 years, were gone. I'm talking hand painted rocks, a trinket my husband got him from Egypt, a gnome, mini turtles, an angel, wind chime and etc. they only left two plants next to his resting site, just totally disrespecting our sacred site to visit my son. I went to the office, in which I was told they had "Mother's Day cleanup" and everything was tossed in the trash. They didn't do this last year, or the year prior, so I was so confused. My heart sank.. why would they do this?? If they needed the things moved, why didn't they reach out to me? They have my email, and my phone number. It all didn't make sense. All the other nearby resting sites had all of their stuff untouched, but my sons, had everything taken. Today they had said they have his belongings and have fished it from the trash, but won't give them back to me today. I'm stuck on what to do... but my first instinct is to inform the public to look for another resting site for your loved ones, as this one has just put my family and I through the ringer. I wish we were able to take back our decision of purchasing a plot at their location. I have added pictures of the way my son's resting site looked before they took everything, and after they took everything.