May
25
Memorial Day Observance
The annual observance at Veterans' Field, with the laying of flags on every veteran's grave and a reading of the honour roll at the memorial flagstaff…
Est. 1854
Oakhaven Cemetery
A place of peace, remembrance, and gentle rest — tended with care through every season.
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1854
Established
Our Heritage
1854 — and tended ever since
For more than a century and a half, this ground has been the resting place of our community — its founders and its veterans, its teachers and its tradespeople, its families across the generations.
Our founder set this land aside as a burying place for the community forever. It has been cared for, season by season, by the families who rest here and the trustees who serve without pay.
9
Acres
1,300
At Rest Here
172
Years of Service
In Memoriam
Recent Interments
Remembering those most recently laid to rest among us.
Lois Trent (née Calloway)
1950 – 2025
Memorial Grove · Lot 21 · Space 2
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Frank DiMarco
1933 – 2025
The Memorial Garden · Lot G-31
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Marjorie Cole (née Banks)
1948 – 2024
Memorial Grove · Lot 15 · Space 1
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Gerald T. Sweeney
1937 – 2024
Veterans' Field · Lot 19 · Space 1
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Barbara Nieman (née Holloway)
1941 – 2024
Memorial Grove · Lot 11 · Space 2
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Arthur Nieman
1939 – 2024
Memorial Grove · Lot 11 · Space 1
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Heritage
Notable Burials
Among the thousands at rest here are the lives that shaped the community.
Josiah Hale
1799 – 1871
Josiah Hale was the founder of the village and the man whose gift made this cemetery possible.
Eliza Hale
1804 – 1879
Eliza Hale, wife of the founder Josiah Hale, was remembered for opening the family home as the village's first place of worship and schooling.
Samuel A. Croft
1822 – 1898
Dr. Samuel Croft served as a field surgeon during the Civil War and returned to become the village physician for four decades.
Thomas James Reedy
1840 – 1924
Known to everyone as “Cap,” Thomas Reedy was the cemetery's first sexton and kept its grounds for half a century.
A Non-Profit Resting Place
Cared for by the community, for the community
This cemetery is a non-profit cemetery association. It receives no tax funding — the grounds are kept through the generosity of the families connected to it.
Every gift goes directly to year-round groundskeeping, the repair of fences and old markers, and the care fund that protects this place for the generations still to come.
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Gatherings & Notices
The cemetery is more than a burial place — it is a part of the community's life.
Jun
20
Summer Heritage Walking Tour
A guided ninety-minute walk through the cemetery's oldest sections, telling the stories of the founding families and the village they built. Comfortab…
Sep
12
Annual Meeting of the Association
The yearly meeting of the Cemetery Association. The trustees present the annual report and the care-fund accounts, and elections are held for open sea…
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