Walker Chapel Historic Cemetery and Columbarium

Military Families

Military families hold a special place in our hearts.

The military members who passed have earned our respect and the gratitude of the Nation for their service. Many gave some, and some gave all; we are honored by each. The family also has earned our respect and gratitude. Being part of a military family is a welcome burden, but a burden, nevertheless. Family separation, worries about safety, and frequent moves all take their toll. At Walker Chapel, we take special care for the service members but also for the family that stood by through it all.

Bravo Zulu, and it is our honor now to serve you.

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  Military Honors

Military Honors, Cremations, and the Columbarium is this sailor's thoughts on Military Honors at a funeral are a heartfelt way for the Nation to thank the service members for their service.

  Can I Keep Ashes at Home

Many people keep ashes at home, sometimes for months, sometimes for years. For some families, the urn brings comfort and closeness. For others, it eventually raises difficult questions about safety, permanence, visitation, and what future generations will do. There is no single right answer. This guide is meant to help you thoughtfully explore the decision.

  Creating a Family Legacy in a Historic Cemetery

The Columbarium at Walker Chapel Cemetery is a place to keep ashes permanently. It becomes a place to visit and for family gatherings of remembrance. They are on consecrated grounds of great beauty and peace. The cemetery is in the Walker Chapel Historic District, with the Chapel itself, which is a classical white church on the hill.

  Guide

The Guide is the story of The Columbarium including the story of the cemetery, guidelines of all types, the layout of the columbarium and its niches, pricing, and how to stay in touch.

  Inside and Out

A niche is more than a resting place—it is a permanent family gathering place, a legacy for generations to come. Each niche provides a permanent place of remembrance within the peaceful setting of Walker Chapel Historic Cemetery. Behind each engraved granite faceplate rests the urn of a loved one whose story continues to be remembered.

  Inscriptions

The inscription on the granite face plate of a niche memorializes those in our eternal care.

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Because the greatest gift we can leave our family is not simply our memories; it is a place where those memories can live

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