Meridian Cemetery

It is with mixed emotion I write a review of this cemetery. I went to visit an old friend, and I do have to say was surprised at the change of the cemetery from last time I visited so long ago when I resided in Meridian. Much more beautiful than I remembered it. The last time I was here was before my time in congress in the early 90's. I was somewhat unsure of where to find the resting place of my friend, so I went to inquire for some help. This is where I decided to write this review. I was treated with such disrespect, I wondered if this was still the same town I once called home. It is truly a shame that such hallowed ground is maintained by such an impertinent and ill-mannered individual. While it was disappointing to not find my old friend's place of rest and pay my respects, it was even more so to experience such malevolence from someone trusted with such an endeared task of helping the patrons.

You would think the employees would be more considerate of people wanting to visit relatives who have pass on. Instead, they were rude and inconsiderate.

This cemetery is in my opinion the best kept one anywhere in Canyon or Ada County. The attention to everything being properly trimmed, cleaned and rows of headsotones lined up perfectly. Mark and Kevin and the guys are true gentleman concerned about your loved one and the services they provide. Thumbs up over and over.

Mark and his staff are the best in the valley.. I love the cemetery because they care about you and there quality of taking care of the cemetery..you will not find better people.. I'm very lucky to live in the district..and know I will be taken care of 110 percent with Mark and his staff

Very well maintained and helpful staff. My family had several plots in the oldest part of the cemetery that were handed down through two generations. We knew the location, but not the exact spots we had title to. The staff was very helpful finding them since they had to pull out ancient paper records that the current sexton head never used. We identified then from the maps and then he went out with us to make sure they had the correct spot and mark the plot we wanted to use for my father.