FAQs Archive - Page 2 of 3 - Maplewood Cemetery

Q: Can a body be buried without a casket?

Yes. No state law requires the use of a casket for burial. A person can be directly interred in the earth with or without a casket, or in a shroud, however individual cemeteries have their own regulations. Maplewood Cemetery requires a casket and vault in all parts of our cemetery except The Grove .

Q: Can I sell my burial space?

Yes. It is up to you to find a buyer and set the price. There is official paperwork that needs to be filled out and notarized, as well as a fee for a new certificate of ownership. Once you have identified a buyer, call our office and we will walk you through the rest of the process.

Q: Who is responsible for leveling and seeding of graves?

Leveling and seeding a grave is something that our grounds crew takes care of after a burial.

Q: Does Maplewood sell burial vaults?

Yes. We can help you make a burial vault selection at the time of need or when you come in to pre-plan for your future needs.

Q: What can I do with my loved one's cremated remains?

There are many options to choose from when selecting a final resting place for cremated remains .

Q: Can I purchase a memorial tree for my loved one and plant it at Maplewood?

Yes. You do have the option of purchasing a memorial tree . We are happy to discuss this option with you. This is a great way to honor your loved one and add to the beauty of the grounds here at Maplewood.