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Hampton Memorial Gardens

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About Hampton Memorial Gardens

Address

155 Butler Farm Rd
Hampton, VA 23666

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Website

http://www.hamptonmemo…

Phone

(757) 766-1063

Overview

Hampton Memorial Gardens is a tranquil cemetery located in Hampton, Virginia, offering a serene final resting place for loved ones. This peaceful cemetery, characterized by well-manicured lawns, beautifully planted trees, and blooming flowers throughout the seasons, offers an atmosphere of comfort and respect to visitors and patrons alike. It provides a wide array of burial options, including traditional ground burial, cremation niches, and mausoleum entombment. The staff at Hampton Memorial Gardens is dedicated to assisting families during their time of need, offering compassionate service alongside a range of options designed to meet the personal, cultural, and budgetary needs of the community they serve.

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Estimated price list for Hampton Memorial Gardens

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Estimated prices for a Burial Plot for an Adult

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Single plot Space to bury a single person.	$1,000 - $5,000
Plot opening and closing Cost for the cemetery to open a plot for a burial and close it after the fact.	$1,400 - $1,800
Outer Burial Container A grave liner that is generally used to prevent the cemetery ground from sinking over time. Many cemeteries require this.	$1,400 - $6,500
Grave marker A flat or raised monument containing the person's information.	$1,550 - $8,200
Save! Buy this on Ever Loved	$100 - $5,500
Grave marker installation Cost to have a grave marker installed	$550 - $1,300
Tent for service Use of a tent during a burial.	$300 - $850
Endowment Covers ongoing cemetery upkeep and maintenance.	$600 - $1,450
Administrative fees Any additional administrative fees that may be necessary.	$500 - $900
Total estimated cost Request exact pricing.	$7,300 & Up

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Q&A

I'm trying to find my burial plot next to my husband, Isaac Lee McDonald – Ann M.

A community member May 22, 2021

Are flowers aloud to be placed on grave – Alida m.

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I have two (2) plots that are no longer needed and would like to sell them. Hiw do I go about this. Thank you Sonja Wintermantel fdwintermantel@yahoo.com – Sonja W.

Hampton Memorial Gardens

How can I find a family member’s burial headstone? I’m looking for Joseph Alan Lloyd died 1969. And William Richard Lloyd died 1072 – Nancy B.

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Still making on a contract for opening and closing of grave so I can go ahead and pay it. – Stephen C.

Hampton Memorial Gardens

Still making on a contract for opening and closing of grave so I can go ahead and pay it. – Stephen C.

Hampton Memorial Gardens

Why does Hampton Memorial Gardens Not send me a contract on opening and closing a grave so I can pay it. – Stephen C.

Hampton Memorial Gardens

Need guidance about Bronze Restoration at my Parents gravesite - Paul & Mary Jaffeux Jr- aporeciate a call concerning this situation - 804-2473752 Thanks – Paul J.

Hampton Memorial Gardens

My mother Sarah Belle Cobb died June 22, 1968 is buried there and does not have a grave marker. I would like to get a grave marker for her and would like specific information, plot location and dimensions required for grave marker. Once a marker has been decided on, I will contact you for cost to install the grave marker. This is way too long overdue for her. Thank you for your assistance. – Veronda C.

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Reviews for Hampton Memorial Gardens

Adonnay Jackson — Dealing with a cemetery is already emotionally taxing because it usually means you’ve lost a loved one. Unfortunately, my experience here made an already difficult time even harder. After paying over $8,000 upfront for my brother’s burial plot, we still needed to purchase a grave marker. I worked with... Read more Miss Glynis, and I highly recommend avoiding her for the following reasons:

First, when I called her with a few questions, she was unwilling to answer anything over the phone and insisted I set up an appointment. All I had asked for was a PDF of the grave marker options and pricing. She agreed to email me the information, but I never received it. I followed up with an email the next day—still no response.

When I went in for my appointment, we spent about 40 minutes going over pricing and what I wanted on the marker. However, the materials they provided were frustratingly vague, much like an overpriced restaurant menu with no prices listed. I asked for quotes on both a montage marker and a basic marker. Glynis only provided a quote for the montage marker and immediately asked, “How will you be making your deposit today?” I reluctantly provided a $2,000 check before leaving.

The next day, Glynis called me to say, “Your contract was denied because the installation fee wasn’t added when submitted. We’ll need to redo the contract with the correct amount, which will increase the total by $1,075.” She brushed off this significant oversight as a minor issue. I don’t consider an extra $1,000 to be “a little increase,” especially after paying $8,000 just to bury my brother.

I asked several follow-up questions, which she couldn’t answer. She also informed me that I could purchase a marker from a third-party vendor but would still need to pay their $1,000 installation fee. When I asked for the exact dimensions required, Glynis provided conflicting and incomplete information: she told me granite markers must be 28x18 or, alternatively, bronze markers with a vase must be 24x14.

Frustrated, I had to speak with the office manager, Towana, who was incredibly helpful and clarified everything. It turns out the marker must be **bronze with a granite base measuring 28x18x4**, and the vase is optional (only necessary if you plan to bring flowers).

To cancel the denied contract, I had to schedule yet another appointment. They wanted to keep my $2,000 deposit, create a new contract, and deduct the $1,000 installation fee once they received the marker, with the remainder refunded to me in 12–16 weeks. Absolutely not. Thankfully, under the 3-day contract rule—and despite the contract being denied—they agreed to refund my full deposit. I am still waiting for the check.

Overall, this experience was a **0/10**. No grieving family should have to deal with such incompetence and lack of accountability so soon after burying a loved one. Miss Glynis’s unwillingness to own up to her mistakes and her dismissive attitude about an additional $1,000 fee were deeply upsetting. Read less

Reviewed on Jan. 22, 2025, 5:07 p.m.