Glenridge Cemetery Ofc

Glenridge Cemetery allows real or artificial bouquets in permanent bronze vases. Cemetery personnel will not disturb the artificial bouquets in permanent vases unless they appear weathered. Other real or artificial bouquets, potted (plastic pot) flowers and baskets are permitted. During mowing season (March 1 to October 31) these decorations are subject to removal at any time except Memorial Day (see below). Tin, glass or wire objects are dangerous to mowing equipment, the person operating it and cemetery visitors in the area and are prohibited. From November 1st to March 1st, winter decorations may be left on graves and will not be disturbed by cemetery personnel unless it becomes necessary to make a new burial in the immediate area.

Glenridge Cemetery allows real or artificial bouquets in permanent bronze vases. Cemetery personnel will not disturb the artificial bouquets in permanent vases unless they appear weathered. Other real or artificial bouquets, potted (plastic pot) flowers and baskets are permitted. During mowing season (March 1 to October 31) these decorations are subject to removal at any time except Memorial Day (see below). Tin, glass or wire objects are dangerous to mowing equipment, the person operating it and cemetery visitors in the area and are prohibited. From November 1st to March 1st, winter decorations may be left on graves and will not be disturbed by cemetery personnel unless it becomes necessary to make a new burial in the immediate area.

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