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  My Dad, Thomas R King, was buried here today. The staff was very personable, on a very professional level. They have maintained our family plot since the 1920s. I will be calling upon their services to pre-plan for my wife and I, in the near future.

  Added March 15, 2017 by Mike King
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  It's simply one of the best resting places I've seen. Well tended and on memorial day they manage crowds quite well. The chapel is lovely and is a great plesant peacful spot for a service.

  Added October 15, 2016 by Doug Ingram
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  Wasatch lawn knows how to make a terrible experience as pleasant as possible. Justin our funeral director was amazing he answered all of our questions and was willing to spend as much time with us as we needed. He even took time out of their busiest day of the year (memorial day) so that I could get a chance to see my moms body as soon as possible. Up to this point they have done everything possible to help us in anyway. While being one of the worst experiences someone can go through they have done their best to make it good.

  Added August 28, 2016 by ryan quigley