Frequently Asked Questions

What can I leave at my loved one’s grave?

Please refer to our Floral Guidelines, click here to download them.  While we understand that leaving stones is a tradition, they can easily damage the bronze and become a danger if struck by a lawn mower.  Accordingly, we request that no stones be left on graves or bronze plaques.

How much does it cost?

Small monthly installments make purchasing cemetery spaces, before you need them, very attractive and affordable. Click here for current pricing options.

Will Perpetual Care be included?

Perpetual care of the beautifully manicured grounds of Sharon Memorial Park is included in the original purchase price of the lot. There is NO additional cost for perpetual care of the lot.

What is Perpetual Care?

The maintenance and mowing of the lawn.

Why should I buy cemetery spaces now?

No one knows when or how, only that it will happen.  You can lock in today’s prices by purchasing in advance. At the time of need, the ones that are grieving are in no state of mind to make these kinds of decisions. By purchasing your spaces today, you get peace of mind, save time and money, and protect your loved ones in the future.

What other costs are involved with cemetery property?
Other costs associated with cemetery property include the opening and closing of a grave, a liner, graveside service, and chapel service.  These too are available for purchase pre-need and provide the same peace of mind and financial benefit as with your cemetery spaces. Please click here for more information.
Can we choose our lot or is it assigned?
You may select the location of your lot from all available spaces at the time of purchase. Please click here for a partial listing of available property or contact us for more information.
How are religious customs and practices handled at Sharon?

The grounds within Sharon Memorial Park are consecrated for Jewish burials whether Reform, Conservative, or Orthodox. There are separate “Beersheba” sections specifically for interfaith households where one of the partners is of the Jewish faith. All customs and practices will be respected as long as they do not conflict with our operation of the cemetery or the rules and regulations of the Park.

How many can be buried in one space?

Burials at Sharon Memorial Park are one burial per space.

Who can be buried in my lot?

As the lot owner, you or your heir(s) have the right to designate who will be buried in your lot(s). Burial at Sharon Memorial Park is for the remains of the human death of the Jewish faith except as noted above for interfaith sections.

Why doesn’t Sharon use headstones?

Sharon is a memorial park which, by definition, is a cemetery where memorials are flush to the ground and the natural beauty of the area is not obstructed by rows of tombstones.  Sharon permits only flush bronze plaques.

How can I schedule an unveiling?

Unveilings are scheduled through our Memorials and Unveiling Coordinator from April 1 (weather permitting) through November 30th.  Please contact the main office for more details:  781.828.7216

Is cremation burial an option?

Yes. Cremated remains can be buried in lawn spaces, private family estate spaces, or in one of our Urn Gardens.

Are there burial spaces available for interfaith families?
Yes. Please contact us for more information.
How do I schedule an appointment to speak with a Family Service Counselor?
Email us, call us at 781-828-7216 or fill out a request more info form.