Warwick Cemetery
Situated in the heart of Warwick, New York is a permanent place of remembrance for those who call this beautiful rural community home.
With some graves dating back to the 1700s, many of Warwick’s founding families and other residents have passed away leaving behind generations of Warwickians. These are the people whose lives have shaped the village and town and whose families now come to grieve and remember them. It is a sanctuary for quiet reflection; a place of tranquility and comfort.
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Warwick Cemetery
The cemetery, which was formally opened in 1868, is situated on 65 well-maintained acres. It has interred people of all faiths in graves or in private family mausoleum crypts. With the increasing trend toward cremation, the cemetery recently added a columbarium with 96 niches for cremation urns. The Cremation Garden includes an area to scatter ashes, with bronze plaque memorials listing the names of those for whom this option was selected. Marble benches surround The Garden and provide a tranquil setting for solitude and remembrance.