Wilton Cemeteries

Willowbrook Cemetery is proud to serve the Wilton community, providing a serene and respectful environment for families to honor their loved ones. Nestled among beautifully landscaped grounds, our cemetery offers a tranquil setting that encourages reflection and remembrance. With a variety of burial and memorial options, including traditional graves, mausoleums, and personalized monuments, we strive to accommodate the unique wishes of each family. Our commitment to preserving the dignity of every life celebrated here ensures that your loved one’s memory will be cherished for generations to come. 

Cemeteries in Wilton

Conveniently located for Wilton residents, Willowbrook Cemetery is easily accessible, making it a trusted choice for families seeking a meaningful final resting place. Our compassionate staff is dedicated to supporting you during this difficult time, offering guidance in selecting the perfect memorial options that honor your loved one's life. Whether you are planning ahead or making arrangements in a time of need, contact us and you can rely on Willowbrook Cemetery for a respectful and comforting experience, tailored to meet the needs of the Wilton community.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Wilton Cemeteries

Are multiple Certificates issued to multiple owners?

 No. Only one Certificate is issued and at the time of purchase, the owner must provide us with the primary contact person's name and address.

Who may authorize a burial in a lot or crypt?

If the deceased is an owner, anyone can sign. If the deceased is a non-owner, all existing owners must sign. If the deceased is a spouse of an owner, anyone can sign. If the deceased is listed on a designation form, anyone can sing. As this can be somewhat confusing, at the time of any interment, we will assist the family with this issue.

If I am the sole owner, who besides myself, has the right to be interred?

Your husband or wife, your children and your parents have the right to be buried there during your lifetime, unless you file an objection in writing with the Cemetery 30 days before the death of any such husband, wife, child or parent. After your death, your husband or wife will continue to have this right, except where all available space has been previously designated by you for the burial of others.

If I am separated from my wife (or husband) would she (or he) still have the right to be buried in my lot?

Yes, unless you file a written objection with the Cemetery at least 30 days before the death of such a person.