Cemetery Common Questions
The answers below are here because these are the most commonly-asked questions. If yours isn't listed, we invite you to call us. We're here to provide the information you need when you need it.
A funeral home has the staff and faclilities to handle the many details that go into the care and preparation of the deceased. A cemetery is a designated place where the remains of family and friends are laid to rest.
Serenity Memorial Gardens is only a cemetery. We do support all of the funeral homes in the Permian Basin.
No, Serenity Memorial Gardens has ample room for many years of continued growth with approximately 50 acres approved by the State of Texas for burial plots.
"Perpetual Care" usually refers to the correct terms Permanent Care or Endowment Care. These Care funds are collected with each Interment Space sale to maintain the grounds, roads, and buildings of the cemetery.
Yes, we offer urn vaults, designed for in-ground burial of cremated remains.
Yes, you must buy a container to surround the casket in the grave, so that the ground will not sink. A burial vault will satisfy these requirements.
A columbarium, often located within a mausoleum, chapel or in a garden setting, is constructed with numerous small compartments (niches) designed to hold urns containing cremated remains.
Serenity Memorial Gardens is able to sell all memorial markers to be either placed in our gardens or to be shipped to other cemeteries for them to place within their facilities.
Serenity Memorial Gardens has payment plans for prearrangement agreements. Once a death has occurred, all services must be paid in full 24 hours before the funeral.
Life insurance funds can not be used for prearrangement agreements. Life insurance funds can only be obtained upon a death occurrence.
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