Greenwood Memorial Gardens

At Greenwood Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum we strive to offer you the best services at the best price. We have numerous burial site options available to accommodate your wishes. We have been Greenwood's choice since 1946, and strive to serve you before, during and after your family's time of need. Pre-plan burial options with in-house financing are also available. Making cemetery arrangements prior to a death actually occurring comes with its benefits: ability to reason, choice selection, terms customized to fit your budget, in-house financing, with no credit checks and interest free options. Our families receive lower prices through pre-need discounts. We offer protection of your loved ones' burial needs, as well as a Family Protection Plan. This all leads to our valued families having peace of mind. Someday everyone will eventually have to face the purchasing of cemetery property, merchandise and services. It is easier, kinder and more economical to do it together, before the need occurs. We are dedicated community servants who provide compassionate assistance, with dignity, integrity, honesty and respect to all out families in need. While reaching out to families offering the benefits of prearrangement. We offer a free burial space, honoring veterans and first responders.

Blyth Funeral Home, established in 1884 in Greenwood, South Carolina, is the oldest business in Greenwood County, providing compassionate funeral and memorial services to the community. They take pride in being a family-owned business with an in-house chapel and crematory, offering a full range of services to honor loved ones. As the exclusive owner of Oakbrook Memorial Park, Blyth Funeral Home ensures perpetual care for families, featuring flat bronze markers, upright granite, and marble sections, as well as beautiful chapel mausoleums set within a serene landscape surrounding a 10-acre lake. Their long-standing commitment to the community is reflected in their personalized service and history of caring for families since the mid-19th century. Generated from the website