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| Norwalk Union Cemetery is located on the corner of Union and Ward Street in Norwalk, CT. All faiths are welcome for traditional and cremation memorialization. We provide a Peaceful, Serene and Dignified environment for you to remember the ones you love. It is a place where nature and man come together. Birds and trees mingle with an artful, eclectic collection of memorials from a bygone era. |
| The cemetery is managed by William E. Magner, Jr. who operates Union Memorial Management, LLC. We are among the first company to significantly reduce the overall expenses of burial arrangements with your free grave offer and to offer reduced prices on burial vaults and monuments. |
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| We offer a complimentary space with perpetual care for a nominal fee for veterans and those who are serving and have served in the National Guard. Please see details on the Veterans Page. |
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| Norwalk Union Cemetery offers this plan to give additional peace of mind to young growing families. |
| Should a death occur to a child of an advance of need (pre-need) purchaser, the purchaser may
receive for the child, the same item purchased by the parent(s) or items appropriate to the age of the child, up to a $10,000
retail value. |
| The child must be between the ages of 1 and 21, unmarried, living at home or at college. Coverage
would also be provided if the child were living with a grandparent(s) or living with a legal guardian. |
| To receive this, the account must be current with no installments overdue more than 30 days. In other words, paid up to date. The child protection plan is voided if any payments are in arrears. |
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| When a person, 62 years of age or younger with no prior illness, purchases property at Norwalk Union Cemetery, he/she may be eligible to be covered should death occur. As long as the person is up to date on his/her payment plan, the person may be buried and payment will be waived for the space that is being used. |
| This plan is unique to Southern Connecticut. Certain terms and conditions apply. |
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We are a certified member of The International Cemetery and Funeral Association and participates in
their Credit Exchange Plan. Over 900 cemeteries nationwide are members of the ICFA's Credit Exchange Plan.
For more information about the ICFA Credit Exchange Plan please call 203-854-6602, ask for Janine Miller or Bill Magner, OR email us at and we will get in touch with you. |
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The cemetery is closed and no interments are made on the following holidays:
| New Year's Day | Independence Day |
| President's Day | Labor Day | | Good Friday | Columbus Day |
| Easter | Thanksgiving Day | | Memorial Day | Christmas Day |
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| For Services Tuesday through Friday, no later than 11:00am the previous day |
| For Services on Saturday, Sunday or Monday, no later than 11:00am on Friday |
| Click map to enlarge. (may take a little time, big map) |
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| Norwalk Union Cemetery, a working cemetery since 1850, has many interesting monuments worth visiting at this historical cemetery. Here is the grave of Michael Cooney, the first Catholic to be buried in Norwalk. |
| There is a monument to Edward Hawley Fitch, 24, who died at Andersonville during the Civil War. Many prominent families of Norwalk throughout the ages such as the Legrand Lockwood the original owner of the Lockwood-Matthews mausoleum, the Bettses, Hubbells and Mallorys have buried their loved ones at the Norwalk Union Cemetery. |
