Hendersonville Memory Gardens & Funeral Home
353 Johnny Cash Parkway, Hendersonville, TN 37075
(615) 824-3855
Built and opened in 2003, Hendersonville Memory Gardens, Funeral Home, and Cremation center is by far the newest and nicest funeral establishment in Sumner County and quite possibly, the metropolitan Nashville area. After purchasing the cemetery (formerly Woodlawn East) from SCI in 2002, the Harpeth Family built a new maintenance shop, paved the cemetery drive, and improved the care of the cemetery by hiring a full time maintenance crew. After the gardens and grounds had undergone significant improvement and extensive landscaping, we began construction of the new funeral home. Please stop in and see why nearly every family in Hendersonville has chosen us to help them during their time of need.
Our lobby, with working fireplace and comfortable seating arrangements, seems more like the living room of a family home rather than the lobby of a funeral home.
Our visitation rooms are contemporarily decorated and well-lit. Each room has a 32-inch television and DVD player that allows for continuous playback of Video Tributes. Each room can also be closed off to the public, allowing for as much private time as is needed.
Our non-denominational chapel seats 250 people and is equipped with a state-of-the-art sound system. The choir loft contains an advanced keyboard and microphone which are both built into the sound system. A plasma television is mounted at the front of the chapel and allows for inclusion of the Video Tribute during the Funeral Service.
The lounge at our Hendersonville location was designed with our families in mind. It includes a vending machine, utensils for dining purposes, a full service coffee machine, refrigerator and microwave. The lounge comfortably seats 24 people, has a covered patio which looks over our beautiful memory gardens, and is adjacent to the lounge, seating an additional 20 people.
There are many advantages to you and your family when using a funeral home located on the cemetery grounds. Recent studies published by the Wirthlin Report of families surveyed stated the convenience of having every part of the funeral service at one location proved to be easier and more beneficial to the family at the time of their loss.
