A: No, it is against our rules and regulations at Lafayette Memorial Park Cemetery to spread the cremated remains on a burial lot. Cremated remains may be interred in a ground lot. Contact Lafayette Memorial Park Cemetery for details.

A: Yes. As long as items are placed on top of the marker, items that are placed around the marker interfere with our workers and may be subject to removal.

A: Perpetual Care is the overall and general maintenance of the cemetery. This includes grass cutting, trimming, leaf removal, and basic trash disposal. Perpetual Care does not include coverage of damage or theft of decorations, planting or memorials, shrubbery removal, repairing foundations (with exceptions) or personal requests.

A: Vaults are outer burial containers that are required by Lafayette Memorial Park Cemetery for the purpose of maintaining the integrity of the burial and to keep the ground level and avoid from collapsing.

A: Personal items are welcomed on your marker but can not interfere with worker maintenance. Our grounds care requires trimming for well manicure, obstruction free grave sites.

A: Our rules and regulations prohibit spreading cremated remains on a burial lot. Cremated remains may be interred in a ground lot, entombed in a mausoleum vault, or encased in a glassfront niche.