Eternal Care
Long after the inurnment service has ended, the Chapel Cemetery Crew continues its work. Throughout the year, volunteers lovingly care for the Columbarium, gardens, trees, and grounds, preserving the beauty and tranquility of this sacred place.
Families can take comfort in knowing that the resting place of their loved one will be cared for with dignity, respect, and devotion for generations to come.
What is the Chapel Cemetery Crew?
The Chapel Cemetery Crew is a team of volunteers who work together to care for the Columbarium and cemetery grounds. Their shared mission is to preserve the beauty, history, and sacred character of this place for future generations.
What does Eternal Care mean?
Eternal Care is our ongoing commitment to preserve the beauty, dignity, and tranquility of the Columbarium and its surrounding grounds for future generations.
Will my loved one's niche be cared for in the future?
Yes. Maintaining the Columbarium and preserving its beauty is a long-standing commitment of Walker Chapel Historic Cemetery.
Can family members visit at any time?
Families and friends are welcome to visit the Columbarium throughout the year 24/7 for remembrance, reflection, and prayer.
What happens if a niche or faceplate requires maintenance?
The Columbarium is regularly inspected and maintained to help ensure its long-term preservation and appearance. Its face is granite, it is encased in natural stone, the top is a solid slab of rock, and it sits atop a solid natural stone gravity wall.
How long has Walker Chapel cared for this cemetery?
Walker Chapel Historic Cemetery has been cared for for more than 150 years, preserving a place of faith, remembrance, and community.
Are flowers and gardens maintained year-round?
Yes. The gardens, trees, shrubs, and lawn are cared for throughout the seasons to maintain a peaceful and welcoming setting. Activities are planned each week starting on Saturday, and you are most welcome to join in!
Can I support the care of the Columbarium and cemetery?
Yes. Donations and volunteer service help support the ongoing stewardship of this historic and sacred place. While part of Walker Chapel, the two are financially separate as the Chapel builds for the future while the Cemetery cares for the past.