Beth David Cemetery

Jul 2022

Visited for the first time in a while. When my kids were little, I took them there for their first Hebrew lessons, to read the names of the people each was named after from the stones. Each grave about 20 years old at the time, Those names on the matzevot are no longer readable by visitors, just the family names appearing from the overgrown yews which obscure the individual names. We had to manually move the branches to read the monuments. And that's with a perpetual care investment.

May 2022

My fathers parents Meir Federman & Anna Rabinowitz Federman are interred in the old part way in back by the fence Headstones are written in old Yiddish looks like Hebrew very close together burials .Always well maintained and very peaceful

May 2022

visiting here for many years and always thought it was well kept until reading some of the yelp reviews here. It's like reading the restaurant reviews on yelp, some people love it and give five stars and others go to the same restaurant, have the same food and give zero or one star and write a hate letter.. Beth David, to me, is always clean and well maintained for such a large area and saw on my last visit they were repaving some of the small narrow roads. i visit four graves all in the same location, all way in the back. Two have perpetual care and i have a pair of small clippers in my car, taking care of any weeds, etc... in my garden at home after weeding, we can...read full review