Our Lady of the Rosary offers custom burials, headstones for every belief

Made from dust, to dust we return

  • Ellen Brumder and her husband Nick, co-founders of Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery & Prayer Gardens, were on hand Saturday, April 27, 2024 to celebrate Art in the Gardens, the 20th anniversary of Our Lady. The couple live in New Zealand, but return to the area occasionally. (Sun Archive)
    Ellen Brumder and her husband Nick, co-founders of Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery & Prayer Gardens, were on hand Saturday, April 27, 2024 to celebrate Art in the Gardens, the 20th anniversary of Our Lady. The couple live in New Zealand, but return to the area occasionally. (Sun Archive)
  • These custom headstones made for Kelly and Stephen Wiley by Carla Diaz will have the rings around the birds painted gold when finished in a Catholic symbol of the Holy Spirit. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes
    These custom headstones made for Kelly and Stephen Wiley by Carla Diaz will have the rings around the birds painted gold when finished in a Catholic symbol of the Holy Spirit. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes
    In between Georgetown and Jonah lies the Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery and Prayer Garden – an expansive cemetery with sculptures, wildflowers and wind chimes. Beyond the nature, as families choose a final resting place at 330 Berry Lane, those interested in a more eco-friendly burial can choose to go back to the earth in a green burial. Even though Our Lady of the Rosary offers ...

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