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  I went their for the first time since my parents were buried there(4 years)and first off the lady in the office gave me a map circling where my parents could be found(they are not buried in the same section.I was surprised to find that there were no signs to direct or let you know you were in the correct place. I called back to the office and the lady told me it cost to much money to buy signs...A wooden or metal sign cost to much !!! outrageous !! The entire place was unkept with leaves and trash and turned over graves..It was sad to know this is how little Evergreen cares about the final resting place of our loved ones. I believe that a portion of the money that is paid for plots are supposed to go into a maintenance fund, get those leaves up, clean up the trash and upright the headstones....SHAME ON YOU EVERGREEN CEMETERY !!!

  Added February 07, 2017 by Patricia Reid
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  my 17yr old daughters best friend is at Evergreen. The young lady who passed away before she was 21. My daughter decided after 6 months she wanted to visit the grave site. We went to the Main Office to find out her location. I was able to see something on the computer monitor that I should not have seen, but I did. I will no mention it. But there was this guy in the office I believe he may have been one of the ground keepers and he volunteered to take us to her. He sped down the paths so quickly, we barely could keep up. Once we arrived I was flabbergasted. The area was so unkept and there were headstones turned topsy turvey and mini nips of alcohol bottles everywhere. He got out of his truck an walked to an area that was freshly grassed over and he took his foot and tap on the ground and said, "she's right here"! Because it was my daughters first visit to a cemetary, I did not comment or show my disdain for how this young girl, who suffered most of her life was put to "rest"..but she did, she could not understand how her best friend's resting place looked like a construction site. If you think I am exaggerating go to section "W". Figure that one out

  Added December 19, 2016 by Denise Randolph
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  It has improved but the graves with the flat stones are buried with dirt not excusable especially the veterans graves

  Added November 21, 2016 by Loretta Rhoads
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  My oldest daughter internment there its a peaceful place when I come visit her site. God Bless the resting..

  Added November 08, 2016 by Crystal Edwards
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  my grand parents also my dad and mother are there. when my time comes, so will I.
  the front office is the same as when i was a kid.
  our family history is there.

  Added September 09, 2016 by billy smith