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  I visited this cemetery on Saturday may23,2015 to lay flowers on relatives graves;in my inlaws area the grass was tall around there graves. we were told that the grass was still being cut! my sisters marker which had a concrete foundation under it was flattened in the ground.. we returned Monday,memorial day to find no flags for veterans, the grass around our parents graves was still in the same condition. we had a grounds person lift our sisters marker and the concrete slab was no where to be found! come on westlawn people are being buried every day at this cemetery it should be kept up better than it is. It is a shame no flags were provided for the graves of our veterans buried there. my husband has a plot at westlawn and I am seriously thinking of having him change his plans.

  Added June 23, 2017 by eldora ross
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  I have asked this cemetery many of times to fix the person headstone who's next to my grandma. His headstone is falling on to her headstone. My next step is to call the Z News.

  Added August 28, 2016 by Sweet Cs
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  My step dad is buried there. It has been some time ago but when I was there I could not find his grave. He was a Veteran of World War II. He was in Germany as a military police. His name is Willard Souilliere. I hope to visit the cemetery soon and hopefully I will find his grave. R.I.P. Bill.

  Added August 10, 2016 by Kristen Hall