Rosedale Valley Memorial Gardens

06/19/2020

Did you know that in recent history, cemeteries were used as parks for things like picnics and relaxation areas?

Rosedale seems like a nice place to receive the message of a good book.

Our recommendation this week is: Final Gifts: Understanding the Special Awareness, Needs, and Communications of the Dying. By Maggie Callanan and Patricia Kelley.

https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Final-Gifts/Maggie-Callanan/9781451667257

06/12/2020

06/05/2020

This book is also available on YouTube! The illustrations are gorgeous, and the message is comforting. We've included the link below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlUxXexjhYI

05/27/2020

Did you know?

05/21/2020

"Grief is like a long and winding valley...." We love this simile, and we think you'll love this book....

05/19/2020

We are a family-owned business, and we want to make you feel like family when you work with us. Here's a little about your RVMG Team!

05/15/2020

We love this quote by Kevin Arnold. What is your favorite memory of a loved one?

02/16/2020

This book was recommended highly to us here at Rosedale.

While reading, this idea of true communication linked to the silence inside our own minds was just beautiful.

We've sought to create a space for you to find just the silence you're looking for here on our grounds. Come sit on one of our many, gorgeous benches & practice quieting your mind.

02/10/2020

Not only a business, but a family. . .

You see, this time 3 years ago, we here at Rosedale lost someone, too.

Pete Flood was the original owner of Rosedale and was the husband and father to the current owners: Teresa and Tess Flood.

Pete began Rosedale Valley Memorial Gardens as a community-centered project that would give Christian county residents a peaceful, beautiful place to come remember those they've loved and have lost in their lives.

We truly hope Rosedale represents a sanctuary to those who have buried loved ones on the grounds already.

Please know that we honor you and do know, first-hand, the feeling of loss you must be feeling.