Calumet Park's extraordinary beauty is well-matched unique features and customizable options for all families to enjoy.
Calumet Park, with its natural splendor and timeless architecture, is a beautiful and unique place to celebrate a loved one’s life. Our scenic vistas and private spaces leave lasting memories, and provide endless possibilities to serve your personal needs.
Fresh and astoundingly unique ways to send off our beloved.We enjoy offering the most dynamic ways to create the best celebrations imaginable. Click on any of the latest forms of memorial to learn more.
As featured to the right, hiking into nature has a meditative and reflective quality. In this memorial, relatives and friends gather to hike into a chosen location where the beloved’s ashes will be scattered. It’s a powerful way to say farewell to anyone who appreciates nature’s beauty and would gladly choose to rest in it.
Cremation gardens are designated areas in churches or cemeteries exclusively for those who wish for their ashes to be spread on the earth and not buried. Cremains (ashes) pose no biological threat to nature and can be scattered in gardens where new life will form. We’ve taken intentional steps to create a peaceful and aesthetic place of remembrance for all who select this type of memorial.
All of the staff at Calumet Park Funeral Home and Cemetery are amazing. They helped my family with my father's funeral and headstone design. The Flush Marker came out beautiful with the carving and photo etching. I couldn't have asked for more in such a difficult time. Thank you so much for all you do.
Our architecture and park design is unique to Calumet Park,
and represents our commitment to excellence. Each structure below is a representation of our desire to offer comfort and encouragement to each visitor.
Where to find it: to the left before Section 17.
Where to find it: on the left when using the second entrance on 73rd Avenue.
Where to find it: In Section 17 surrounded by the flags.
Where to find it: The Infant sub-section is within Section 38.