Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, our office is closed to the general public. We will only be accepting calls and meetings with at-need families. Graveside services and our Crematorium services will remain the same as usual at this time.
We ask that people with general inquiries or non-immediate service needs contact our office at 519-822-1271 or email info@woodlawnmemorialpark.ca.
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Important Note: Spring Cleanup
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Woodlawn Memorial Park's annual Spring Cleanup is happening from April 27- May 1.
This helps keep our cemetery beautiful, safe, and well-kept. This also means we must prepare for grounds maintenance to begin.
We are asking everyone to please remove any lot decorations, artificial flowers, borders, and ornaments before April 27.
If you are unable to remove your graveside decorations, please ask someone to do so for you, otherwise they will be removed for disposal.
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Event Cancellations
Due to the current state of affairs caused by COVID-19, we are sad to announce that we will be cancelling some upcoming events, including:
May 6- Kisses To Heaven
May 27- Lilac Remembrance Night
June 17- Classic Car Night
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or disappointment these cancellations may cause. Our main concerns right now are to follow our current government protocols and to keep our beloved community safe. We will update you accordingly if anything else changes.
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4 Ways You Can Take Care Of Yourself During Self-Quarantine
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It is a really tough time for many people right now and it doesn't help that there's a lot of information online about staying productive during quarantine.
It's important to take care of yourself first and foremost and look after certain tasks in order to protect your future.
Here are our recommendations for ways to take care of yourself and your future during self-quarantine.
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Grieving During A Global Pandemic:
What To Know
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Mourning the death of a loved one is difficult enough, without being in the midst of a global pandemic. During these difficult times when hospital visits and traditional funerals aren't allowed and our usual coping mechanisms may not be available, it's important to seek extra support where you can.
If you are grieving, or know someone who is, here's some helpful information.
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