Create a meaningful tribute

At Memory Chapel Funeral Home, our experienced funeral directors and support staff live in the west Alabama area. This local touch allows us to design a personal service that showcases your loved one in a respectful way. We believe that funeral services should reflect the lives of those being honored and create tributes to those who meant so much to family and friends.

As we carefully guide you through the process, we'll also suggest ways to make the service reflect your loved one's life. From writing obituaries to organizing catering, we'll be there for you. As we discuss your options, our team will help you select what is best for both your family and budget. At Memory Chapel Funeral Home, we understand how difficult this process is and will treat you with the compassion you deserve.

We honor veterans

At Memory Chapel Funeral Home & Memory Hill Gardens, we understand 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.

Memory Hill Gardens

Memory Chapel Funeral Home sits adjacent to Memory Hill Gardens at 2200 Skyland Boulevard East. Situated on 50 beautifully landscaped acres that feature seasonal flowers and mature trees, Memory Hill Gardens provides a tranquil place to honor the memory of your loved ones. By having sister locations within walking distance of one another, we provide you with the convenience of simplifying the process, allowing you to focus on healing and spending time with loved ones.

History

Memory Chapel Funeral Home and Memory Hill Gardens have over 50 years of dedicated and compassionate service to Tuscaloosa families.

Walton and Biggs

In 1957, C.L. Walton began development of Memory Hill Gardens on 50 acres of land on what was then called the US 11 Bypass. Walton continued to develop the cemetery in Tuscaloosa until his death in 1959. Max Biggs then continued to expand and develop our perpetual-care cemetery in Tuscaloosa. With foresight that was unheard of in that day and keeping our families in mind, Biggs built Memory Chapel Funeral Home in 1966.

Commitment to Tuscaloosa

Today, both the funeral home and cemetery are members of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery providers. This affiliation enables Memory Chapel Funeral Home and Memory Hill Gardens to offer innovative services while maintaining our long tradition of helping families in Tuscaloosa with their funeral and memorial service needs.

Contact us

With a wide variety of cemetery, cremation and burial options available at Memory Hill Gardens, we are certain that your family will find an arrangement that best suits your needs and wishes. Please contact us if you have an immediate need or would like a tour of the cemetery grounds.