Serving the Golden Triangle
About Our Cemeteries
Six perpetual-care cemeteries across Southeast Texas — beautifully maintained places of rest, welcoming burials and interments from any funeral home.
Our Story
A legacy of care since 1946
For more than three generations, six perpetual-care cemeteries have served families across the Golden Triangle — Oak Bluff Memorial Park, Memory Gardens Cemetery, Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Orange Forest Lawn Cemetery, Haven of Rest Cemetery and Autumn Oaks Memorial Park.
Each cemetery has its own character — oak-shaded lawns, quiet cremation placement, mausoleum crypts and memorial grounds — but every one is held to the same standard: beautifully maintained grounds, dignified service, and grounds staff and advisors who treat every family as their own.
Our cemeteries welcome burials and interments arranged through any funeral home. Whether you are making arrangements today or reserving a resting place for the future, we are here to walk alongside you with patience and care.
Oak Bluff Memorial Park, Port Neches — one of our six perpetual-care cemeteries.
Our People
Meet Our Team
The advisors and grounds staff who care for families and keep our six Golden Triangle cemeteries beautifully maintained.
Warren Claybar
John Stephenson
Sherry Godeaux
Katie Scott
Kathy Gregoire
Kathy Levingston
Jennifer Seachris
Karen Brantley
Toni Thibodeaux
Heather Welch
Jennifer Watson
John Woods
Our Commitment
Care that lasts, in every sense
Perpetual care
Every cemetery is maintained today and funded to remain that way for generations to come.
Dignity
Every family and every visit is met with patience, respect and unhurried attention.
Service
A network of support across the Golden Triangle — open to working with any funeral home your family chooses.
Memory Gardens Cemetery — grounds kept beautiful season after season.
What Perpetual Care Means
A promise that outlasts us
A perpetual-care cemetery sets aside a portion of every purchase into a permanent trust fund. In practice, that means:
A dedicated care fund is built into every plot, crypt and niche purchase.
Income from that fund pays for mowing, landscaping and grounds upkeep — today and long into the future.
Perpetual-care cemeteries in Texas are regulated by the Texas Department of Banking, which oversees how care funds are held and used.
Get to know our cemeteries
Explore all six of our perpetual-care cemeteries, or reach out to our Oak Bluff or Hillcrest office.