Pioneer Memorial Cemetery

About JCGC About JCGC Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati ("JCGC") is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) corporation operating 22 of the 26 Jewish cemeteries in the Greater Cincinnati area. Our cemeteries comprise 60 acres in seven locations. Our full time staff, which includes an Executive Director, Office Manager and Foreman, as well as field personnel, services approximately 150 burials a year in addition to maintaining and improving the grounds. From the outset, JCGC has been a community project. JCGC was incorporated in 2004, at which time the congregations and independent groups, which owned the individual cemeteries that ultimately merged with JCGC, adopted a Code of Regulations. In addition, the Rabbis from four divisions of Jewish life met and agreed upon the ritual governance of the existing cemeteries and any new cemeteries. JCGC completed the cemetery mergers and began operations in 2008. JCGC's initial funding was provided by the existing endowments from the merged cemeteries, a significant grant from The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, and an ongoing broad - based endowment fundraising campaign under the auspices of The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati. With this funding in place, JCGC has sufficient funding in place to meet its ongoing operating needs for the foreseeable future. In its first three years, JCGC will develop and implement a plan to fund itself in perpetuity. 2011 Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati 3400 Montgomery Road, OH 45207 Cincinnati 513-961-0178 Site Map

Evergreen Cemetery in Southgate, Kentucky, holds a rich history as the final resting place for notable figures from Northern Kentucky, including those with significant contributions to the region. Originally home to a Civil War Battery, the cemetery now stands as a serene memorial to the past. Known as the "Gatekeepers of Hidden Treasures," Evergreen Cemetery offers visitors a glimpse into the area's heritage through its historic gravestones and peaceful surroundings. Explore the stories of the past at this unique site in Campbell County, Kentucky.Generated from the website