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From all of us at Worcester County Memorial Park, we thank everyone who has worn the uniform and sworn the oath to protect our country. Veterans Day is a day to remember and honor all of our service men and women, past and present, for their service and sacrifice to our country. We salute you! God Bless you, today and every day.
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Thanks for everyone who could attend our 2024 Remembrance Vigil on Saturday October 19th. We are your community and all those who attended show you are not alone in your grief and sharing the memories. We read the names out loud as it is important for their legacy to be honored and memorialized. The names of those recognized at the event are listed in the pictures. For more information on next years Vigil or information on other services we offer throughout the year please contact Scott @ Scott@wcmp.org or call us at 508-791-0350.
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Was a lovely day and ceremony. thank you.
I would sometimes come to this with my mom
Please join us in remembering your loved ones at our Annual Vigil. Taking place Saturday 10/19/24 @ 2pm. Please call the office @ 508-791-0350 or email Brian@wcmp.org to RSVP and have their names recognized at the event.
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Beautiful day on the grounds!
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You really keep the grounds nice and the flowers are beautiful! I’m glad my parents are well taken care of .
Beautiful resting place. Much of my family are buried there.
If any of our friends on here are at the Worcester Home Show at the DCU Center this weekend, stop by and see us!
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Spring Clean Up by Monday March 18th
Winter Decorations are set to be cleaned up starting 7 am March 18th. Any remaining items are to assumed to be left for us to clean up and discard.
Please use caution and common sense when walking onto the grounds during mud season and spring thaw. The grounds are very spongy and wet and will remain this way until mother nature does her thing.
With burials preformed year-round comes heavy equipment driving on the areas through snow, ice, frost then thaw and mud. There will be areas that will need some extra TLC and we will be working on those as conditions improve. Please stay away from recent burials or winter work as these areas are very unstable until they dry out.
We will be focusing all our efforts to get onto the grounds and start working in sporadic areas as they dry out. The grounds need to be dry and firm enough to drive our equipment without marking up and creating more issues. Recent burials and services will be our focus for keeping them as slightly as possible during these improvements. Graves will be loamed and seeded and markers placed back in very short time.
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