Yuma, Arizona 85364. A tranquil memorial park in the Sonoran Desert, serving the Yuma community.
Founded
1932
Size
25 acres
Estimated burials
9,000
Price tier
Premium
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Closed
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Price tier: premium
Burial cost: $7,045
Cremation cost: $2,368
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Last checked: 2026-01-12
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