Burial and cremation options

From traditional in-ground and aboveground burial to cremation selections, our picturesque cemetery has a range of options. We offer single or companion plots for casket or urn burial with flat bronze-on-granite markers. Garden of the Cross allows for upright monuments. Skyline Mausoleum offers garden crypts. Family estates allow several members of a family to be buried together.

Serenity Cremation Garden offers granite-front niches, cremation boulders, cremation benches and living tree memorials. Second rites of interment are also available for ashes.

Learn about cremation cemetery property.

Memorial Center: a place to celebrate life

In January 2017, Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery opened a modern event center. It has an inviting lobby, a flexible chapel, a kitchen and a large outdoor patio. The chapel has audio/visual equipment for personalized slideshows and music selections. A comfortable space in which to celebrate the life of a loved one, the memorial center is also available for visitations and is never booked by more than one family at a time.

See how we plan personalized memorials.

Planning in advance

In addition to assisting with an immediate need, Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery specializes in working with families to make final arrangements in advance. When you plan ahead, you relieve your family from financial and emotional burdens while ensuring your wishes are fulfilled. We offer in-person and virtual consultations, as well as a free Personal Planning Guide.

Find out everything you need to know about prepaid burial plans.

Veterans and public servants programs

We deeply appreciate those who have sacrificed for our freedoms and specialize in serving the veteran community. It's our privilege to honor veterans and their families in need of burial services.

Watch a video to learn all about our services and get a free veterans planning guide.

Lean on us

We are here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please reach out to us, day or night, if we may assist with funeral or cremation arrangements in Monee or if you would simply like a tour of the cemetery.

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History

Peter Kint Sr. and his wife, Toos, emigrated from the Netherlands in 1953, initially settling in Southwest Michigan. In 1959, they moved to Illinois, when Peter was hired to handle the accounting operations and superintendent duties of Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery. He became the business owner in 1985.

Peter and Toos had four sons: Pete, Paul, Rich and Ron. The brothers spent many summers working at Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery, and each has contributed to the business in his own way.

In the early 1990s, Ron made numerous updates to the property’s landscaping, rehabilitating and reshaping many of the trees and shrubbery that adorn the grounds today. Pete has worked seasonally at Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery since 1998, assisting with the general upkeep of the grounds. Rich was hired in 1990 to oversee all accounting and business operations. He remains vice president of the company today. Paul joined the business in 1985. With an architectural degree, he and Rich were instrumental in the building and design of the new memorial center. Paul is now president of Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery.

Fondly remembered by many, Peter passed away in February 1997. He is forever remembered as the silver-haired man who could be seen walking the cemetery grounds with his pipe. Today, the family business employs the third generation of Kints. In 2009, Rich’s son, Jake, became the full-time groundskeeper and Paul’s daughter, Laura, assists with other business responsibilities.

Although not technically family, Jeff Scott might as well be, as he began working as the primary groundskeeper at the cemetery in 1979.

In 2022, Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery joined the Dignity Memorial® family of funeral homes, crematories and cemeteries, offering benefits that set us apart.