We are asking Greenlawn Cemetery to stop changing decoration rules and to stop taking decorations off gravesites. Families and visitors place flowers, ornaments, and other decorations as a simple way to remember and honor their loved ones. When those items are removed, it causes hurt, confusion, and mistrust in a place that should offer peace and respect.
Greenlawn Cemetery should keep its rules clear, stable, and fair. If decoration guidelines are needed, they should be made public, easy to understand, and applied consistently. People should not have to worry that what they place with care will be taken away without warning or a clear reason. A cemetery is not just grounds and headstones. It is a sacred place where people come to grieve, reflect, and stay connected to those they have lost.
We want Greenlawn Cemetery to stop making sudden changes to its decoration rules and to respect the wishes of families who are trying to honor their loved ones in a personal and meaningful way. We urge the cemetery to work with the community, communicate any future rule changes clearly, and protect the dignity of every gravesite. The undersigned stand together in asking for consistency, respect, and compassion at Greenlawn Cemetery.
I have family at this cemetery. Also this has always been a cemetery where people can decorate without the rules of corporate places and I would love for that to stay that way