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  Very well kept grounds. Visit Woody Hayes and Dave Thomas.

  Added July 17, 2017 by Travis Stephenson
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  The staff at Union Cemetery are very nice, patient, and extremely professional. The grounds of the cemetery are kept up very nice.

  Added February 24, 2017 by Michelle Miller
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  My son is buried here in babyland. The only thing I dislike about it is we can not decorate our children's plots. I know they do it for mowing season and it makes it easier, but I'd love to put something out there for my son besides flower that die in a few days. Either way I enjoy going to Union cemetery.

  Added October 04, 2016 by Miranda Willis
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  I never thought I'd write a rewview for a cemetery, but then again, I didn't expect to lose my husband to cancer, either.
  
  When I went in to make arrangements for Doug to be interred in a niche, I had little idea of what to expect or how it would be handled. As anyone who has been through this can tell you, it's a very emotional thing.
  
  But I was truly blessed that day. A Union Cemetery representative named Jimmie just happened to be the one to help me -- and it was like God had put one of his angels on Earth.
  
  Jimmie was kind and gentle as needed that day (and beyond) with a smile as warm as the late summer sunshine. He got through the detail work with me quickly (but thoroughly) and we then proceeded to the mausoleum to make a choice.
  
  As it turned out, we ended up in Chapel B, and it was a beautiful and calming setting; and it took no time at all to find just the right space for Doug (and eventually me) to spend eternity.
  
  It was as pain-free as something like this can be, and all of it because of this guy with the big heart -- and the warm smile.
  
  Union Cemetery is a beautiful place; and very well maintained. Being there has calming and quieting effect on me now -- and it's the perfect place to spend some time if you want a peaceful place to contemplate where life is taking you.
  
  I hope the folks who run this cemetery understand what a great employee they have in Jimmie. He made what could have been a much more difficult and traumatic time as easy as humanly possible. I can think of no higher praise to give him.

  Added September 27, 2016 by Randall Hertzer