Funeral Services And Cemeteries in Longmont

“This is a lovely small town cemetery. The oldest gravestone is 1888. Mostly Lyons locals are buried here from the small town of 2,000 people. The Town and Museum have a list of the names and other information, and I hear that one day there will be a map in a kiosk on the grounds. There are many tall trees (but not a canopy of trees), and you can see near and close mountains. There are some interesting gravestones, many of which are made out of the local red sandstone. It is located at the end of Third Avenue (going north), and turns into Cemetry Circle (I'm told the street name is misspelled). There is no office on the grounds.“

“Carroll-Lewellen was exceptionally good to work with during a difficult time. I prearranged the services for our loved one, and that was handled efficiently. All of the employees were kind and respectful. Paperwork was provided very promptly, and communication was good.“

“I recently lost my 37 year old husband. Nothing as far as a funeral was planned. Given the circumstances, working with Ahlberg was a pleasure. Torre was kind and gracious as he helped guide me while I made decisions someone so young should never have to make. He was patient and kind, offering me guidance and assistance throughout the whole process. We chose to use Ahlberg because it is who my family used 8 years prior for my grandmother. I was surprised when Torre remembered her by first name. It goes to show how much Torre and others at Ahlberg care for you and your family. Thank you for being gracious and kind through a journey and process I would never wish on anyone.“