Cedar Memorial Funeral & Cremation Services

Cedar Memorial Funeral & Cremation Services Lic. FD 2521 At Cedar Memorial Funeral & Cremation, our mission is to serve families with empathy, clarity, and respect during their most difficult times.

As members of the Inland Empire, it is Cedar Memorial’s mission to provide you comfortable, convenient, transparent and affordable funeral & cremation services. At Cedar Memorial Funeral & Cremation in Redlands, California, we provide compassionate end-of-life services tailored to honor your loved one with dignity and respect. As a trusted Redlands CA funeral home and cremation services provider,

our experienced team guides families through every step — whether you choose a traditional funeral, direct cremation, or memorial service. Understanding the emotional and financial burden loss can bring, we offer affordable cremation and memorial planning in Redlands, California, delivering cost-effective options without sacrificing care, professionalism, or personalization. For those looking to prepare in advance, our pre-planning funeral arrangements and burial services in Redlands CA help you make thoughtful decisions now, giving peace of mind to you and your family later. We know words matter — that’s why we offer compassionate obituary writing and grief support to help you memorialize your loved one with sensitivity and dignity, including assistance with service arrangements, eulogies, and remembrance ceremonies. Additionally, our services include urn and memorial supply selection, coordinated cemetery arrangements, and full-service handling of logistics — from paperwork and permits to floral arrangements and final resting placements. We’re honored to guide families in Redlands and surrounding com

Stephen Barrick Arth, a lifetime resident of the Redlands area, died on April 13, 2026. He was 72. Born August 16, 1953,...
06/02/2026

Stephen Barrick Arth, a lifetime resident of the Redlands area, died on April 13, 2026. He was 72. Born August 16, 1953, to Aaron and Helen Arth, he was raised in the family orange grove on San Bernardino Avenue with his four siblings.
Steve was a founding member of the Redlands United Church of Christ. He served his church family as an usher and groundskeeper. He was a lifelong Dodgers fan who loved watching the games and cheering on his favorite team.
Steve graduated from Yucaipa High School. He retired from Patton State Hospital after more than 30 years of working in food service.
Beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend, Steve will be remembered for his infectious chuckle, good nature, and ever-present kindness.
Steve is survived by his sister, Linda Wyland of Lakeway, TX, and his nieces and
nephews: Robert Schwab of Phoenix, AZ; Scott Schwab of Dana Point, CA; Lisa Arth-Pisano of Portland, OR; Matthew Arth of Redlands, CA; Kimberly Nishihara, of Gilbert, AZ; and Lauren Hall of Lakeway, TX. He is preceded in death by his
loving parents; his big brothers, Fred Arth and Phillip Arth; and his older sister, Carol Schwab.
A celebration of Steve’s life will be held at Redlands United Church of Christ (168
Bellevue Avenue, Redlands) at 2:00 pm on Saturday, August 8, 2026, with a reception to follow.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Redlands United Church of Christ.
https://redlandsucc.org/give/

Sundays are a time for quiet reflection and gratitude for the moments shared with those we love.May today bring peace to...
05/31/2026

Sundays are a time for quiet reflection and gratitude for the moments shared with those we love.

May today bring peace to your heart and comfort in the memories that continue to guide us forward. 🤍

Every life leaves a lasting imprint on the hearts of others.At Cedar Memorial, we believe in celebrating the unique stor...
05/30/2026

Every life leaves a lasting imprint on the hearts of others.

At Cedar Memorial, we believe in celebrating the unique stories, passions, and memories that make each person unforgettable.

As the weekend begins, we hope you find time for rest, connection, and reflection.Whether it’s gathering with family, vi...
05/29/2026

As the weekend begins, we hope you find time for rest, connection, and reflection.

Whether it’s gathering with family, visiting a loved one, or simply enjoying a peaceful moment outdoors, may this weekend bring comfort and renewal. 🌼

Sometimes the smallest moments become the memories we cherish most.Take a moment today to reflect on someone who made an...
05/27/2026

Sometimes the smallest moments become the memories we cherish most.

Take a moment today to reflect on someone who made an impact in your life. Share a favorite memory or tradition in the comments to help keep their legacy alive. 🌿

Did you know that there are a number of free grief support services in and around the Inland Empire? It can be uncomfort...
05/27/2026

Did you know that there are a number of free grief support services in and around the Inland Empire? It can be uncomfortable to share your grief but it can be healing to know that there are others who can relate and sharing your experience could be what they need to help them move forward as well.
Here are a few...
Redlands Community Hospital (909)335-5643
Loma Linda University Health (909)5558-4367
The Compassionate Friends (800)717-0373
Griefshare www.find.griefshare.org/find

Psalm 73:26“My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.”Mary Helen Roach...
05/26/2026

Psalm 73:26
“My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.”

Mary Helen Roach of Fontana was called home to our Lord’s care on Friday, May 15, 2026. Mary was 101 years old.

Mary was born on April 6, 1925, in Brooksville to her parents, Bertha Herron Harper and James Harper.

Mary met and married her late husband, James Roach, who passed away in 2002. Mary and James were blessed with nine children: Irene, Jimmy, Ronnie, Ricky, Bertha, Michael, Patty, Janet, and Norman. She also had eight grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. Mary’s greatest joy was her family and her dedication to the Lord.

Mary is survived by her three daughters: Janet, Bertha, and Patty.

She will be missed by all who knew and loved her.

Nehemiah 8:10
“For the joy of the Lord is your strength.”

Interment will take place at Riverside National Cemetery with no services.

Today, we honor the heroes who gave everything for our freedom.Their sacrifice lives on in the memories we cherish, the ...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor the heroes who gave everything for our freedom.

Their sacrifice lives on in the memories we cherish, the freedoms we enjoy, and the gratitude we carry every day.

From all of us at Cedar Memorial, thank you to those who served and to the families who continue to carry their legacy forward.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend — it’s a time to gather, reflect, and honor those who served our nation with br...
05/23/2026

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend — it’s a time to gather, reflect, and honor those who served our nation with bravery and sacrifice.

Whether you visit a loved one, attend a ceremony, or simply take a quiet moment of gratitude, we encourage our community to remember the true meaning of this holiday.

❤️🤍💙

Orlando Shuford was born on July 25, 1958, in Chicago, Illinois, to Bernice (“Granny B”) and Ulysses Shuford. Later know...
05/23/2026

Orlando Shuford was born on July 25, 1958, in Chicago, Illinois, to Bernice (“Granny B”) and Ulysses Shuford. Later known affectionately to many as “Candyman” for his famous sweet tooth and “Squirrel” to his close friends and family. Orlando brought light to his family from the very beginning. He attended Calumet High School, where he graduated alongside the friends in his childhood neighborhood. In 1978, he sought a new location and moved to California, where he established himself in Los Angeles through his dedicated work with the Carpet Doctor and HP Tires. After a period of personal reflection and travel what he fondly referred to as a few years' vacation Orlando discovered a deep passion for arts and crafts. He returned to his passions in 2006 with a renewed creative spark eventually settling in Rialto, California.

It was in Rialto that Orlando met the love of his life, Jacqueline. The two shared 14 beautiful years of marriage, building a life centered on mutual support and laughter. During this time, Orlando channeled his artistic talents into a T-shirt making business, taking great pride in designing custom pieces for family reunions and special events.

Orlando’s legacy of love continues through his children and grandchildren: Sons: Thaduis Raymon Shuford and Christian Shuford. Grandsons: Thaduis Orlando Shuford and Sebastian Noah Raymon Shuford. Stepchildren: Stan, Rose, and Christopher, whom he loved as his own. Orlando was a pillar among his siblings: Cynthia, Colleen, Kimberly, Jocelyn, Willie, Earl, and Jameson. He was a favorite among his many nieces and nephews his "Boo Boos" and his “Squares” people who knew him as "Unk" or "Uncle Lando." He had a unique bond with each of them, loving them all in his own signature way.

Orlando Shuford, a man with a heart as big as his personality, was called home by our Heavenly Father on May 4, 2026. While he may no longer be with us in person, his smile , memories and his creative sayings will remain as tokens of a life well-lived. Orlando has now gained his wings, joining his beloved mother, Granny B, his father, Ulysses, and the many loved ones who preceded him in rest. Orlando will forever be loved and remembered in our hearts.

Orlando, you were here
and now you’re gone.
You left us here
to carry on.
I wish there was a way
to bring you back.
We thank the heavenly father
for having your back.
No more suffering. No more pain.
We’ll always love you
just the same.
As a husband, son, brother, father
and friend
you’ll be "Squirrel" until the end.
Love for us, from you
will be your legacy.
Rest now forever in peace, knowing that you are sorely missed.
Forever and always,
Jacqueline Smith Shuford
Wife and friend

I’m trading my sorrows
I’m trading my shame
I’m laying them down
for the joy of the Lord
I’m trading my sickness
I’m trading my pain
I’m laying them down
For the joy of the Lord
Yes Lord, yes Lord, Yes Lord!
Amen

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