A Peaceful Cemetery in Fremont, NE

Read About Our History
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● Open Since 1931

● A Well-Maintained Cemetery

● Beautiful Architecture

A Fine Final Resting Place

At Memorial Cemetery Association, Inc., we believe that the end of life should be just as beautiful as the beginning. Whether you’re saying goodbye to a loved one or visiting a friend who has already passed on, our cemetery is a place where you can celebrate the wonder of life in Fremont, NE.

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Our History 

A gentleman by the name of Mr. Byers of Kansas, purchased the land in 1931 from the estate of the Honorable Judge Samuel Maxwell. He obtained a charter to establish the Fremont Memorial Park, now the site of our cemetery. The park at that time was at the northwest corner of the city of Fremont on Highway 30. The soundness of his plan and the care with which the park was designed is apparent when one considers that the country was in the Great Depression and there was a drought of the same period. In spite of these adversities, the cemetery prospered and our growth and development have been phenomenal since the first service on October 11, 1931.

The Tower of Memories

The main focus in the cemetery is the Tower of Memories. Constructed of Indiana limestone, this centrally located tower constructed is the most outstanding piece of architecture at Memorial Cemetery Association. In this tower, there are a large number of beautiful stained glass windows, most of which have been the gifts of lot owners. At one time, it housed the Deagan Chimes, but now these chimes can be seen at the cemetery office. The tower has a small chapel on the main floor. We also erected niches for cremated remains that surround the outside of the tower.

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A Place of Quiet Reflection

We believe that families and friends who are visiting loved ones should be able to do so in peace.

Our graveyard is secluded and well maintained to ensure a peaceful experience for every visitor. When you lay someone special to rest, you want to know that their burial ground is somewhere where you can visit for quiet, personal reflection.

Visit Us Today!

With Memorial Cemetery Association, you will be able to find peace when you need it the most. Our cemetery will always be a safe space for you to spend time with those whom you have lost. Give us a call today to learn more about our internment guidelines.

(402) 721-1442
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