CEMETERIES

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EAST CEMETERY  
(FORMERLY NAMED THE "NORWEIGAN,
"SCANDANAVIAN" AND "LUTHERAN"):
 1658 FRANKFORT HWY
  FRANKFORT MI 49635        

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 NORTH CEMETERY
 1511 PILGRIM HWY 
​ FRANKFORT MI 49635​

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SEXTON: robert wilkinson
​CEMETERY ADMINISTRATOR: Amy ferris

Cemetery Links & Information:​

• Helpful Check List
• Cemetery Ordinance
• Cemetery Plot and Burial Fees (New as of April 1st, 2024)
• Foundation Fees​

Photographs of Headstones as of 2004

• East
• North​​

East Cemetery Maps:

• East Cemetery Overview Map

          Individual Plots:

• Block 1
• Block 2
• Block 3
• Block 4
• Block 5
• Block 6
• Block 7
• ​Block 8
• ​Block 9
• Block 10
• Block 11
• Block 12
• Block 13
• Block 14
• Block 15
• Block 16
• Block 17
• Block 18
• Block 19
• Block 20

​North Cemetery Maps:

• Bird's Eye View
• Memorial Woods
• Section H Ridge
• Sections J, K, L​​ ​

CLICK HERE: To Find a Grave in Michigan
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VETERANS:
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​Benzie County Office of Veterans Affairs

Veterans Burial & Memorial

​Benefits from National Cemetery Admin

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ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY "GREEN" BURIALS 

Did you know you can pour one's ashes directly into the earth at Crystal Lake Township cemeteries?  Or that you need not be embalmed or in a steel coffin? Consider a "green burial."  Find out more details by exploring the internet or by reading below.

“You are made up of 84 minerals, 23 elements and 8 gallons of water divided by 38 billion cells.

You were built from nothing by the spare parts of the earth you consumed, according to a set of instructions hidden in a double helix small enough to be carried by a sperm cell.

You are made of recycled butterflies, plants, rocks, streams, firewood, wolf skins and shark teeth broken into their smallest parts and rebuilt into the most complex living thing on our planet."

​Green Burial Information 
A Biogradable Urn or Coffin
Article on Human Composting

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​CLEANING MONUMENTS: Click to see how.
Some prefer the look of the old gravestones, replete with moss, lichen
and dirt.  Other folks would like their  gravestone periodically cleaned and made   more readable.  We recommend no chemical solutions, as they are totally  unneccessary purchases.  Just water, a   scraper and a stiff brush with some of   your self-supplied energy will do the trick.

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CEMETERY COMMITTEE:
​Amy Ferris
[email protected]
(231) 352-9791

Carol Beidler
[email protected]
(231) 352-6286

Brad Heywood
[email protected]
(231) 352-7451

Dean Michael
[email protected]
(231) 352-7756
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