Guided Tour of Hills of Eternity and Home of Peace
Sunday, June 25, 2023 • 6 Tammuz 5783
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM1299 El Camino Real, Colma
Tour led by docent Judi Leff. Learn about the cemeteries of Sherith Israel and Emanu-El along with many of the colorful people who came to rest there (including Wyatt Earp).
Hills of Eternity Memorial Park consists of twenty acres of graciously landscaped gardens at the foot of the San Bruno Mountains. The grounds and mausoleums are respectfully maintained under endowed care. Fresh flower placements and grave ornamentation plantings add to the dignified beauty and serenity of the park.
Traditional ground burials are offered in the memorial gardens. Above ground burial is an offered in the Portals of Eternity and in the Gardens of Eternity Mausoleums. Inurnment and entombment are available in mausoleum niches in an indoor setting at Portals of Eternity and in an outdoor setting at Gardens of Eternity.
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