News
Welcome to the Great Northern Garden of Remembrance news page, from time to time we will post news and other items of interest here.
Friendly kangaroos at Great Northern Garden of Remembrance
You know it’s hot outside when the local kangaroos take shelter under our portico. They are pretty friendly and are welcomed by staff and visitors alike. It is always exciting to see kids who come along to pay respects to family members when they spot the roos. Sometimes they even pop in for a drink. https://www.facebook.com/GreatNorthernGardenOfRemembrance/videos/2207015832689112/?t=8 […]
Some wonderful additions for Great Northern Garden of Remembrance in 2019
Our Garden of Expressions has become so popular we have asked our Monumental Mason Paul Leuverink to return and build us two new Gardens. Paul is responsible for all our granite gardens in the grounds and does absolutely beautiful work. Paul is working closely with our two gardeners to create something really unique that holds a […]
Have you thought of pre-planning your memorial?
It makes a lot of sense to choose your own final resting place and with so many options available, Great Northern is ‘the perfect choice’. Many people choose Great Northern Garden of Remembrance to be near a loved one who is already memorialised here, whilst others just like the peaceful location and beautifully landscaped surrounds. […]
Memorial Services
Great Northern Garden of Remembrance holds special Memorial Services to celebrate your loved ones that align with important events including Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and Christmas.
Keep your eye on the Great Northern Facebook events page for dates and times.
Planning Ahead
By securing your cremation and/or memorial in advance you’re getting exactly what you want and total peace-of-mind for your family. We are committed to providing a special environment for visitors to remember their loved ones and quietly reflect on times past.
Memorialisation
A wonderful way to be remembered in a beautiful bushland setting where your family can visit and reflect.
Learn more about Memorialisation