Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery - Phoenix, Oregon

11/16/2024

Thank you, Mayor Terry Baker, for presiding at the 150th anniversary and dedication of the new arched sign at the entrance to the cemetery.

11/16/2024

Join us for our 150th Anniversary Ribbon Cutting! Today, November 16, 2024 at 1 pm.

11/15/2024

Please join us for our 150th Anniversary and Sign Dedication! November 16, 2024. Ribbon Cutting at 1 pm. Hope to see you there!

11/15/2024

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About the Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery A History Provided by the Sexton, Otis Blankenship The Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery was formally established November 16, 1874, according to minutes kept of that historic day. The names of the original founders were J.C. Van D**e, F. Berneberg, William M.P. This year,....

11/13/2024

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One of the region’s oldest cemeteries will mark its sesquicentennial under hopefully sunny skies and beneath a towering new iron archway Saturday afternoon.

10/15/2024

Please join us!
Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery Meeting
Tuesday, Oct. 14th 2024
6 pm
At the Phoenix Historical Museum

08/18/2024

Last nights storm claimed this partial tree, that’s fate was questionable for an upcoming tree removal. Kudos to the maintenance team!

06/18/2024

The Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery is holding a general meeting tonight. Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 6 pm at the Phoenix Heritage Museum. Refreshments available. We hope to see you there!

05/27/2024

As we celebrate this Memorial Day and remember loved ones, please take a moment to Thank the volunteers who work so hard to maintain our beautiful cemetery all year long. Pictured below, left to right: Otis Blankenship II (Sexton,) Myrna Bradley and Georgia Blankenship. Myrna recently retired as Secretary/Treasurer after 25 years of Service!! Thank you Myrna!

05/26/2024

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The Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery held its 150th anniversary celebration today. The community came together with hot dogs, donuts, and other treats. But it was more than coming together and celebrating the cemetery, but what the history of the cemetery carries.