An ideal resting place in Galloway

Situated on 132 acres replete with beautiful trees, meticulous landscaping and gently rolling hills, Sunset Cemetery marks a quiet refuge to honor the memory of loved ones. Our tranquil pond offers a relaxing site to reflect while feeding the ducks and geese that visit the cemetery every year. Our cemetery has 3 dedicated veterans gardens, as well as 2 Masonic gardens. Sunset Cemetery offers traditional ground burial, mausoleum entombment and niche inurnment options.

Our team will guide you through the process of selecting from a variety of caskets, urns, vaults, bronze memorialization or upright granite monuments. For those interested, family estates can preserve your family name in one central location so future generations may return to reflect. Customization is our specialty, and your imagination is our only limit. We are here to help you secure arrangements that fit your style, finances and needs.

Connected within our community

Sunset Cemetery proudly partners with the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce, the Hilltop Business Association and the Grove City Chamber of Commerce, with 2 of our team members serving as Chamber Ambassadors. It is our pleasure to host special services on Mother's Day, Memorial Weekend, Father's Day and Veterans Day.

We are an official collection site for the M.A.S.H. Military and Service Heroes Pantry, and work closely with the Franklin County Veteran Service Commission and AMVETS #1928 for the annual Wreaths Across America project. We hold an annual Remembrance Ceremony in the Mausoleum Chapel in December for the families of those lost during the past year.

You can also catch us at local community events, including Taste of Grove City, WE LEAD Women's Forum, Your Life/Your Legacy Seminars and other M.A.S.H. Military and Service Heroes Pantry activities.

Come for a tour of our memorial park

Please reach out at any time. We'd love to answer any questions you might have and give you a tour of our beautiful grounds. 

History

Otis D. Leach founded Sunset Cemetery in Columbus, Ohio, in 1922. Otis was an attorney from St. Louis, Missouri, before starting cemeteries near Columbus and Springfield, Ohio. His brother personally dug the cemetery's heart-shaped pond by hand.

The crematory at the cemetery was originally built as a mausoleum dedicated to Otis, and later became a repository for others. Cremation services are now provided by our local partners. Four generations of Leach descendants ran the cemetery as a family business until 1999.

Today, we're proud to be a member of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers. We promise you continued trustworthy service from a locally based team.