About East Lawn Mortuary & Sierra Hills Memorial Park
East Lawn Mortuary & Sierra Hills Memorial Park provides a peaceful setting in the foothills, featuring views of the Sierra Nevada. The park is well-maintained and includes a chapel and grounds that create a serene space for remembrance. The grounds are beautifully manicured, with shade trees, a stunning monument to Armed Service Members, and an eternal flame. The staff is highly regarded for their professionalism, kindness, and support during difficult times. Reviews highlight their attentiveness to detail, ensuring every aspect of services runs smoothly. Families have praised the staff for being caring and dedicated from start to finish. Annie has received special recognition for her support and patience during challenging moments. Lindsay is noted for her compassion and professionalism, ensuring the highest quality of service. The cemetery is described as immaculately kept, with staff providing caring and professional service. Overall, families have found their experiences to be excellent, feeling their loved ones were in good hands. Please note that the Pet Cemetery is no longer accepting new burials.
I would like to take a moment to share my appreciation for one of your employees, Mr. Nazar. Recently, I visited the graves of my loved ones and needed some assistance with a few things around the site. Last year, I has asked several people for help, but unfortunately nothing was ever done.
This time, I had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Nazar. I explained what I needed, I was truly impressed. He was respectful, knowledgeable, and clearly very hardworking.
It made a difficult visit much more comforting, and I am very grateful for his kindness and dedication. You are very fortunate to have someone like him on your team.
Thank you very much.
The lawns are well kept and it looks like a soft green carpet. However, the main entrance on Greenback Lane is a little tricky to navigate because there is little room to slow down before making a right turn into the cemetery. I was afraid the cars behind me were in a hurry to beat the coming traffic lights just before the freeway. A safer way for me is to go past the main entrance and make a right turn at the traffic lights on Verner Ave. Then the back or side entrance would be to the right after the apartment complex.
I was there the other day to ask help in finding two Air Force officers that were buried there. I photographed them during the ceremony twenty...read full review
I'm not sure if there ever is a perfect experience during these times of need and times of sorrow. We had a small glitch / miscommunication. In the end and as time passes those small things will be forgotten and we will focus more on the resting place our family and friends and not the path of how everyone came together to at their final the resting place.