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Cedar Grove Cemetery

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Address

80 Jennings Avenue
Patchogue, NY 11772

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http://patchoguecedarg…

Phone

(631) 447-1971

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These prices were last updated by someone at Cedar Grove Cemetery on January 03, 2023. This is not a comprehensive list of all services offered.

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Official prices for a Burial Plot for an Adult

Single plot Space to bury a single person.	N/A
Plot opening and closing Cost for the cemetery to open a plot for a burial and close it after the fact.	N/A
Outer Burial Container A grave liner that is generally used to prevent the cemetery ground from sinking over time. Many cemeteries require this.	N/A
Grave marker A flat or raised monument containing the person's information.	N/A
Grave marker installation Cost to have a grave marker installed	N/A
Tent for service Use of a tent during a burial.	N/A
Endowment Covers ongoing cemetery upkeep and maintenance.	N/A
Administrative fees Any additional administrative fees that may be necessary.	N/A
Total estimated cost	$0 & Up

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Hi, do you offer a tree planting with a cremation plot? – Karen C.

Cedar Grove Cemetery October 29, 2022

Hi Karen; We do not offer tree plantings.

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Reviews for Cedar Grove Cemetery

Jessica Albin — Today is Earth Day
So, I'm thinking about the earth' land' water' air and animals
This is why I like and chose Ceder Gover Cemetry
The land lies beside the great Patchogue Lake.
It has a feel of natures untouched sanctuary
There are wild geese bird's and other animals... Read more

Reviewed on April 22, 2022, 4:34 p.m.

Response from Cedar Grove Cemetery

Daniel Prunty – "Hi Jessica; Thank you very much for your kind comments about Cedar Grove Cemetery! We appreciate people... Read more" "Hi Jessica; Thank you very much for your kind comments about Cedar Grove Cemetery! We appreciate people like you and the many... Read more" "Hi Jessica; Thank you very much for your kind comments about Cedar Grove Cemetery! We appreciate people like you and the many others who not only have... Read more"

Responded on April 25, 2022, 6:39 p.m. PDT

Linda Gordon — Driving thru what we called' downtown Patchogue Where my family was raised and lived most of our lives. Thinking of how very importance my family is to me ' having a peaceful day with my 3 cousins and my aunt from the nursing home. It came to mind about we are the only ones still here living.... Read more

Reviewed on April 19, 2022, 11:08 a.m.

Response from Cedar Grove Cemetery

Daniel Prunty – "Hi Linda. Thank you for your very kind thoughts. It was a pleasure to assist you with getting plans in ... Read more" "Hi Linda. Thank you for your very kind thoughts. It was a pleasure to assist you with getting plans in order for yourself and... Read more" "Hi Linda. Thank you for your very kind thoughts. It was a pleasure to assist you with getting plans in order for yourself and your family. I'm always... Read more"

Responded on April 19, 2022, 5:37 p.m. PDT

Jose Balana — Fallen headstones, some are over 100 years old!!
What family is left to give permission to repair ??

Reviewed on Jan. 23, 2021, 5:32 p.m.

Response from Cedar Grove Cemetery

Mr. Balana;  I would like you to call my office- 631-447-1971.  We need to discuss this matter in great detail.  In the description of the cemetery I clearly stated that "We do not own the headstones..."  The law tells us that we cannot repair what we do not own.  Your one-star shot at us was not deserved.  We'd like to hear from you.  If you don't want to call us, then please call the New York State Division of Cemeteries at  (212)-417-4819.  Complain to them.  They will tell you what the law states.  We are regulated by them.  They tell US what we can and cannot do.  Believe me, if a downed stone is a danger and needs to be corrected, I will follow the protocols set by the Division to correct the problem.  But, if I just chose to "fix" what we do not own and a family member- YES, THERE ARE DESCENDANTS STILL LIVING!- finds out about it and calls their lawyer, we can be sued.    I do the genealogy in here and I meet these people or, their lawyers when it comes to property ownership regarding wills/ estates and trusts.  To meet people who are 4-time grand descendants is not uncommon for us here.  Patchogue goes back to the early 1600's.   All of the trustees of the cemetery own graves here.  We are all going to be buried here.  Our job- by the way, we are all VOLUNTEERS- is to leave this place better than we found it.  I put in 7 day weeks here.  No pay, no benefits, just the love of this place and the people and history that reside here.  There are reputable stone companies that are available to fix someone's headstone if they are contracted by the family/ owner of the headstone to do such repairs.   In closing, once again, I'd like you to call my office.  We can discuss this over the phone or you can meet us in the cemetery.  I'll even have the Division investigator on the phone for you to speak with.  We can discuss this and then you can remove the one-star review.  However, should you refuse to take me up on the chance to defend the cemetery and our trustees, then I will have to explore other options regarding this matter.    ~Daniel G. Prunty,  President/ Secretary/ Treasurer- Cedar Grove Cemetery Association, Inc.                                                                                                                                  ***Update July 2, 2022***  Over one year now and still no response from Mr. Balana.  We are here to have a discussion about your concerns.  You need to contact us so that we can get things cleared up regarding your "One-Star" review.  The Board of Trustees would like to have a conference about this with you and invite an investigator from the NYS Division of Cemeteries to join in.  Now, it's up to you to contact us so that we have the chance to defend ourselves.  We await your call...

Daniel Prunty – "Mr. Balana; I would like you to call my office- 631-447-1971. We need to discuss this matter in great detail.... Read more In the description of the cemetery I clearly stated that "We do not own the headstones..." The law tells us that we cannot repair what we do not own. Your one-star shot at us was not deserved. We'd like to hear from you. If you don't want to call us, then please call the New York State Division of Cemeteries at (212)-417-4819. Complain to them. They will tell you what the law states. We are regulated by them. They tell US what we can and cannot do. Believe me, if a downed stone is a danger and needs to be corrected, I will follow the protocols set by the Division to correct the problem. But, if I just chose to "fix" what we do not own and a family member- YES, THERE ARE DESCENDANTS STILL LIVING!- finds out about it and calls their lawyer, we can be sued. I do the genealogy in here and I meet these people or, their lawyers when it comes to property ownership regarding wills/ estates and trusts. To meet people who are 4-time grand descendants is not uncommon for us here. Patchogue goes back to the early 1600's. All of the trustees of the cemetery own graves here. We are all going to be buried here. Our job- by the way, we are all VOLUNTEERS- is to leave this place better than we found it. I put in 7 day weeks here. No pay, no benefits, just the love of this place and the people and history that reside here. There are reputable stone companies that are available to fix someone's headstone if they are contracted by the family/ owner of the headstone to do such repairs. In closing, once again, I'd like you to call my office. We can discuss this over the phone or you can meet us in the cemetery. I'll even have the Division investigator on the phone for you to speak with. We can discuss this and then you can remove the one-star review. However, should you refuse to take me up on the chance to defend the cemetery and our trustees, then I will have to explore other options regarding this matter. ~Daniel G. Prunty, President/ Secretary/ Treasurer- Cedar Grove Cemetery Association, Inc. ***Update July 2, 2022*** Over one year now and still no response from Mr. Balana. We are here to have a discussion about your concerns. You need to contact us so that we can get things cleared up regarding your "One-Star" review. The Board of Trustees would like to have a conference about this with you and invite an investigator from the NYS Division of Cemeteries to join in. Now, it's up to you to contact us so that we have the chance to defend ourselves. We await your call... Read less" "Mr. Balana; I would like you to call my office- 631-447-1971. We need to discuss this matter in great detail. In the description... Read more of the cemetery I clearly stated that "We do not own the headstones..." The law tells us that we cannot repair what we do not own. Your one-star shot at us was not deserved. We'd like to hear from you. If you don't want to call us, then please call the New York State Division of Cemeteries at (212)-417-4819. Complain to them. They will tell you what the law states. We are regulated by them. They tell US what we can and cannot do. Believe me, if a downed stone is a danger and needs to be corrected, I will follow the protocols set by the Division to correct the problem. But, if I just chose to "fix" what we do not own and a family member- YES, THERE ARE DESCENDANTS STILL LIVING!- finds out about it and calls their lawyer, we can be sued. I do the genealogy in here and I meet these people or, their lawyers when it comes to property ownership regarding wills/ estates and trusts. To meet people who are 4-time grand descendants is not uncommon for us here. Patchogue goes back to the early 1600's. All of the trustees of the cemetery own graves here. We are all going to be buried here. Our job- by the way, we are all VOLUNTEERS- is to leave this place better than we found it. I put in 7 day weeks here. No pay, no benefits, just the love of this place and the people and history that reside here. There are reputable stone companies that are available to fix someone's headstone if they are contracted by the family/ owner of the headstone to do such repairs. In closing, once again, I'd like you to call my office. We can discuss this over the phone or you can meet us in the cemetery. I'll even have the Division investigator on the phone for you to speak with. We can discuss this and then you can remove the one-star review. However, should you refuse to take me up on the chance to defend the cemetery and our trustees, then I will have to explore other options regarding this matter. ~Daniel G. Prunty, President/ Secretary/ Treasurer- Cedar Grove Cemetery Association, Inc. ***Update July 2, 2022*** Over one year now and still no response from Mr. Balana. We are here to have a discussion about your concerns. You need to contact us so that we can get things cleared up regarding your "One-Star" review. The Board of Trustees would like to have a conference about this with you and invite an investigator from the NYS Division of Cemeteries to join in. Now, it's up to you to contact us so that we have the chance to defend ourselves. We await your call... Read less" "Mr. Balana; I would like you to call my office- 631-447-1971. We need to discuss this matter in great detail. In the description of the cemetery I clearly... Read more stated that "We do not own the headstones..." The law tells us that we cannot repair what we do not own. Your one-star shot at us was not deserved. We'd like to hear from you. If you don't want to call us, then please call the New York State Division of Cemeteries at (212)-417-4819. Complain to them. They will tell you what the law states. We are regulated by them. They tell US what we can and cannot do. Believe me, if a downed stone is a danger and needs to be corrected, I will follow the protocols set by the Division to correct the problem. But, if I just chose to "fix" what we do not own and a family member- YES, THERE ARE DESCENDANTS STILL LIVING!- finds out about it and calls their lawyer, we can be sued. I do the genealogy in here and I meet these people or, their lawyers when it comes to property ownership regarding wills/ estates and trusts. To meet people who are 4-time grand descendants is not uncommon for us here. Patchogue goes back to the early 1600's. All of the trustees of the cemetery own graves here. We are all going to be buried here. Our job- by the way, we are all VOLUNTEERS- is to leave this place better than we found it. I put in 7 day weeks here. No pay, no benefits, just the love of this place and the people and history that reside here. There are reputable stone companies that are available to fix someone's headstone if they are contracted by the family/ owner of the headstone to do such repairs. In closing, once again, I'd like you to call my office. We can discuss this over the phone or you can meet us in the cemetery. I'll even have the Division investigator on the phone for you to speak with. We can discuss this and then you can remove the one-star review. However, should you refuse to take me up on the chance to defend the cemetery and our trustees, then I will have to explore other options regarding this matter. ~Daniel G. Prunty, President/ Secretary/ Treasurer- Cedar Grove Cemetery Association, Inc. ***Update July 2, 2022*** Over one year now and still no response from Mr. Balana. We are here to have a discussion about your concerns. You need to contact us so that we can get things cleared up regarding your "One-Star" review. The Board of Trustees would like to have a conference about this with you and invite an investigator from the NYS Division of Cemeteries to join in. Now, it's up to you to contact us so that we have the chance to defend ourselves. We await your call... Read less"

Responded on July 2, 2022, 8:37 p.m. PDT