A place that belongs to all of you.
Indoor and outdoor options in Albany, with straight answers and a real person on the phone.
Caring for someone near the end, or have ashes at home? Give us a call.
No one has to be the keeper.
A shared place the whole family can visit, on their own schedule.
Visit any day, indoors or out.
The mausoleum is comfortable in any weather. Outside, the grounds sit along the pond.
Local, not corporate.
Run by a volunteer board of people from around here. When you call, you get a person, not a menu.

Inside the mausoleum
Glass-front niches and crypts under a new roof and new lighting. Warm in winter, cool in summer.

Outside by the pond
Outdoor niches and ground plots with a view of the water.
You have more options than you think.
Room on a family grave
If a parent or spouse is buried here, their grave can often hold cremated remains too. That costs an opening and closing fee, not a new plot.
Urns and headstones, here
You don't have to buy them through a funeral home. Compare first. And the container from the crematory is fine for burial.
A chapel for anyone
Our chapel seats about 40. You can book it for a service even if your family isn't placed here.

No one has to be the keeper.
When ashes stay at one home, everyone else has to ask to visit. If that home changes, so does everything else.
Here, the whole family can come by on their own schedule. On the anniversary, on a Tuesday, whenever they need to.
Some families keep a small portion in keepsake urns and place the rest here. Keepsake urns: do we allow a split placement?
A real Google review, quoted exactly, once we have them
A real Google review, quoted exactly, once we have them
A real Google review, quoted exactly, once we have them
The Plan: five decisions every family makes.
A short guide with every option and what it costs. If you plan ahead, it's already done. If you didn't get the chance, it's a map for this week.
Ask for the guide
Start with a conversation, not a sales pitch.
Whether it's today or years from now, we will walk you through it. No deposit to hold a space, and no pressure.



