We have recently installed our first columbarium. It has 24 niches and a communal area that will hold about 85 individuals. We are offering a special introductory price until June 2019. For more information, call us at 314-721-8631. Read more
We have recently installed our first columbarium. It has 24 niches and a communal area that will hold about 85 individuals. We are offering a special introductory price until June 2019. For more information, call us at 314-721-8631. Read more
In honor of Veteran’s Day, November 11th, we want to honor our veterans who served and are buried here in Zion Cemetery. These are just a few of those who served in the military but the time period or war is not specified on their tombstone. Carl W. Barg – Tech 5 Med DetRead more
Post to blog October 29th: In honor of Veteran’s Day, November 11th, we want to honor our military who served and are buried here in Zion Cemetery. These are just a few of those who served in World War II. Martin Ewald Aschmon Rev Warren Clarence Baltzer – US Army Tech 4 Frank Blum –Read more
In honor of Veteran’s Day, November 11th, we want to honor our military who served and are buried here in Zion Cemetery. These are just a few of those who served in World War I. Jennings Bryan Allen – US Army George Henry Beckman- US Army Frank Fred Brandhorst- PH PRC CO I MO 354Read more
In honor of Veteran’s Day, November 11th, we want to honor our military who served and are buried here in Zion Cemetery. These are just a few of those who served in the Civil War. Henry “William” Beerman Julius Theodore Brunk – US Army Union, 4th Reg Johann “John” Colonius – Union, 2nd Lt CoRead more
An interesting read about how a walk or jog through a cemetery can change what you might think of or feel about cemeteries. http://time.com/4186177/lee-eisenberg-the-point/ Read more
This year, the annual conference for the Associated Cemeteries of Missouri was held at Tan-Tar-A Resort from July 19-21. Two board members and our Family Services Representative traveled to the conference to listen to the speakers, visit with the vendors, and catch up on old acquaintances. (To be clear, it’s the acquaintanceships which are old,Read more
Zion’s board is made up of volunteers who dedicate their time to helping improve the cemetery and keep it running. Here are a few things to know about one of our board members. Read more
Here’s our line-up for our August event! 10:05-10:20 Green Burials Rick Lay, Bellefontaine Cemetery 10:25-10:40 “Bee” a Pollinator Pantry Mary Ann Fink, St. Louis County Parks 10:45-11:00 Flameless Cremation Randy Singer, Valhalla Funeral Chapel & Cemetery 11:05-11:20 Native Plants in Your Yard Kyle Cheesborough, Bellefontaine Cemtery 11:25-11:40 African-American Cemeteries in STL Ernest Jordan, Friends of Father Dickson Cemetery 11:45-12:00 GenealogyRead more
When visiting Zion, and other cemeteries in the area, you are likely to come across grave markers shaped like tree trunks. These mark the graves of the Woodmen of the World. Zion is home to a particularly large and impressive Woodman monument just inside the gate. Learn about this interesting organization here.Read more