The City of Marysville invites you to visit historic Oakdale Cemetery located at the City's northwest boundary.  Established in 1880 Oakdale Cemetery represents the area's past with dignity and honor and prepares for the future with care and respect.  The paved roadways provide easy access to all sections of the cemetery.  The qualified staff at Oakdale is responsible for the maintenance of the facilities and the on-site record keeping.

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NOTICE

ALL GRAVE BLANKETS MUST BE REMOVED BY MARCH 1ST, to prevent damage to the grass.  All other seasonal decorations must also be removed by March 1st.  Artificial flowers which are severely weathered, or out of season, will be removed by cemetery personnel, if still in place after March 1st.  NO PLANTING IS ALLOWED ON THE BACKSIDE OF MONUMENTS.  Flowerbeds can only be made the full width of the monument on the lot, at the head of the grave only, and out a maximum of twelve (12) inches from the monument toward the burial spaces.  No trees or shrubs shall be planted on lots or graves.  If any existing tree, shrub, or plant on any lot becomes detrimental or injurious to adjacent lots, walks, avenues, or monuments, it will be removed.  No chairs, statues, artificial animals, settees, jars, boxes, shells, toys, bottles, glass containers, battery-operated or electrified devices, or any other inappropriate items shall be placed on gravesites.  Temporary markers shall be allowed until a permanent monument or marker is in place, however, a temporary marker shall not be allowed for longer than one year under any conditions.  Cemetery personnel will remove all such articles that violate the aforementioned rules.  These items will be stored for a period of four (4) months, and disposed of, if not claimed during that time.  Oakdale Cemetery reserves the right to remove any or all floral designs, flowers, trees, shrubs, or plants of any kind; wooden iron or steel cases; or artificial animals, if they do not conform to cemetery standards.  See complete list of regulations by clicking HERE.