Dee A.
5/16/2025
Thank you all who have served! This cemetery is very beautiful and peaceful. The grounds are always immaculate. It's also very peaceful. A great place to honor those who served our county.
National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona
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E Pinnacle Peak Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85024
The National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona in Phoenix serves as a final resting place for Veterans and their eligible family members. The cemetery, spanning 225 acres, offers space for both casketed and cremated remains, maintaining a serene setting for visitation from sunrise to sunset daily.
With a commitment to honoring service members, the cemetery provides military funeral honors and prohibits certain activities on its grounds to ensure a respectful environment. Notable monuments and memorials, including the Eternal Flame and the World War II Submarine Torpedo monument, pay tribute to the sacrifices made by those interred here.
Established in 1978 and transferred to the VA in 1989, the cemetery continues to expand its offerings, with improvements made over the years totaling over $13 million. The site's historical significance is further highlighted by the presence of Navajo Code Talkers and other notable figures memorialized within its grounds.
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Art H.
3/6/2025
The National memorial in North Phoenix is Sacred and Solemn ground. We have four family members laid to rest here. During my Father's ceremony our Youngest Son was still active Duty Army SF...
Dee R.
1/21/2025
What a beautiful and well kept special place to rest. We came to visit my father. I miss him everyday. Near the main entrance are restrooms. They are clean and pristine. Just outside the restrooms...
Allen S.
9/13/2025
If you are Veteran in AZ and trying to decide on interment. Don't hesitate National cemetery is excellent for a vet and spouse.
Susan A.
10/2/2025
i certainly wished i could give a 5 star review, this is sad my girlfreind lost her husband and wanted just a servie at the cemetary, I took her outthere to the Office, the Guy that helped jher ,...
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