Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery

Neighboring the funeral home, Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery spans 80 lush acres with 12 meticulously maintained burial gardens, including 2 gardens dedicated to veterans.

Three enchanting angel statues watch over the cemetery entrance. Mature trees and well-trimmed shrubs pepper the grounds. Family estates offer the unique opportunity to provide generations to come with a central place to gather in remembrance. Stroll past our urn garden and cremation niche wall, and you will reach 2 magnificent lakes.

Call on us at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery if you would like a guided tour of the cemetery grounds or for additional information about your options.

History

In 1931, Odies Primrose and George Jansing established Jansing-Primrose Funeral Home in Norman, Oklahoma. In 1943 the business became Primrose Funeral Home and relocated to North Porter Avenue in 1947.

The second generation of Primrose family ownership began with Ben Primrose in 1973 and continued until his retirement in 1994. Both Ben and his father were licensed funeral directors, and Odies held a 50-year service pin with the Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association.

The cemetery opens

Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery opened in 1963 as an 80-acre cemetery in Norman. In 1976, a chapel was built at the cemetery by Harold K. MacCorkle's family in his honor.

Today, both Primrose Funeral Service and Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery provide compassionate care as part of the Dignity Memorial^® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery providers.