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Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park South Valley

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13001 South 3600 West
Riverton, UT 84065

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Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park South Valley is a cemetery that's filled with a sense of calm and spaces to remember loved ones fondly. We proudly serve the Riverton community with a professional and compassionate approach to each person's unique memorialization desires.

Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park was envisioned as a cemetery “where serenity and peace of nature enshrine the tender memories of those we love." Today, we provide many cemetery options for people from all walks of life, including traditional in-ground burial, above-ground entombment and cremation memorialization.

Amenities

Location

Mountain views
Waterside views
Cemetery spaces available
Custom headstones and markers
Flat markers
Grave markers that sit flush to the ground in the material of preference

Service

Arrangements by phone or email
Complete funeral planning, including electronic signature, without needing a funeral home visit
Catered events

Other

Multicultural funerals
Cremation cemetery options

Gallery

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Front exterior at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park South Valley

Free Funeral Planning Resources

Funeral planning can seem overwhelming. These guides can help you every step of the way—from choosing between traditional burial planning and cremation, designing a religious ceremony or a celebration of life, and deciding on cemetery property or filing for veteran's benefits.

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About

Beautiful memorial park for Riverton

Landscaping at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park South Valley Among the gently rolling acreage of Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, mature trees border visually-pleasing gardens. Tasteful stone monuments and statues rest on lush lawns dotted by colorful flowers. Family estates offer the unique reassurance of a central place for families to return year after year. After serving the community for 3 generations, the Richards family still continues to assist and advise in the development of Wasatch Lawn. Today, our cemetery team proudly upholds the tradition of excellence the Richards family established so long ago.

A cemetery for all

Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park is a non-denominational memorial park, serving the Riverton and surrounding communities with personal and compassionate care. Our team of experienced professionals is mindful of every need, respectful of every wish and watchful of every detail. We understand that you may be coming to us at an emotionally challenging time, so please know that our team is committed to providing caring, professional and personal service.

We honor veterans

Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park South Valley understands the unique needs of America’s veterans and their families. As a Level Three Founding Community Partner with We Honor Veterans, our staff is knowledgeable in the benefits available to veterans and their families. With respect, integrity and dignity, we will walk you through the steps of creating a veteran's memorial service that truly honors the life and sacrifice of your loved one.

Honoring those who serve

Wasatch Lawn supports veterans, public servants and their families. We participate in the Homeless Veterans Burial Program, founded in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, local medical examiners, coroners and veteran's advocates and organizations on the belief that every veteran deserves a dignified and honorable burial. Through this program, we have provided proper military burials for many homeless and indigent veterans without family.

Through the Public Servants Program, we offer no-cost funeral services for career and volunteer law enforcement officers, firefighters and emergency services personnel who die in the line of duty. The program also offers extended counseling services to family members, as well as the opportunity to create an internet tribute as a loving memorial.

Contact us day or night

Please contact us if you need immediate assistance with burial arrangements in Riverton. If you'd like to come by to see the grounds for yourself, our team will be honored to give you a tour of the properties and explain the range of options available to you.

Winner of Best of State: Budget funerals and cemeteries

We’re a proud recipient of Utah’s 2020 Best of State awards in the budget funeral and cemetery categories, recognizing our achievement and innovation in funeral and cemetery services, as well as our contribution to the quality of life in Utah. This prestigious award is reflective of our commitment to serve each family with respect, integrity and compassion, providing you every benefit Dignity Memorial has to offer.

Upcoming Events

We cherish the community we serve and invite you to join us for our upcoming events.

4 August

July 4th and 24th Decoration Clean Up Schedule

Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park South Valley

13001 S 3600 W
Riverton, UT 84065-6328

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In accordance with standard cemetery policy, the cemetery will be cleared of all flowers and decorations the Tuesday following seven days after a tradition holiday.We begin clean up first thing in the morning. This process can take up to five days.

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11 August

Dignity Memorial LIFT event

11:30 AM

Murray City Park

We will meet on the grass across from the fitness center, near the gazebo.

296 East Murray Park Avenue
Murr, Utah 84107

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We invite you to join us at our next Dignity Memorial LIFT event Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 11:30 am at Murray City Park. We will meet across from the aquatic center, just west of the gazebo. Bring your lunch, a chair and a yard game if you have one.

LIFT® is a social support program that helps widows and widowers adjust to the loss of a spouse by providing hope to reinforce a sense of wholeness and purpose in those who may be feeling lost or isolated.

Sponsored by the Dignity Memorial network of funeral, cremation and cemetery providers, the LIFT program is both educational and entertaining. There are no fees or dues to participate.

Dignity Memorial LIFT members are only responsible for their own meals or personal expenses.

Participation is not restricted to those who have been served by Dignity Memorial providers.

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25 August

Funeral Customs & Rituals: Ways to Say Goodbye

2:00 PM

Zoom Meeting

During these unprecedented times, and always, Dignity Memorial® funeral service providers are committed to educating caregivers about the funeral profession so that they can more effectively support families of all cultures and religions through the process of funeral preparations and planning.

We will be offering Funeral Customs & Rituals: Ways to Say Goodbye via Zoom Meeting. This FREE 2-hour presentation will offer two contact hours of continuing education for nurses, social workers and nursing home administrators. The course provides a brief overview of the funeral-related customs and rituals of the Roman Catholic, Protestant, Greek Orthodox, Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist and Hindu faiths. The course was developed with guidance from leaders at national faith organizations and funeral directors whose client base is multi-cultural, along with feedback from nurses, social workers and clergy.

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

Identify funeral customs and rituals specific to Christian, Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist and Hindu faiths, as well as Asian culture.
Understand how these customs and rituals impact patients and their loved ones.
Communicate more confidently with patients of different faiths and cultures about end-of-life issues.
Provide more appropriate and informed advice to patients of different faiths and cultures.
Develop stronger patient relations based on greater knowledge and understanding.

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19 October