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This office workers are terrible. I’ve been calling and haven’t even received a call back. No one ever answers the phone. People are mourning and trying to figure things out and this place makes it even worse. This is my second time having to dealing with this place and the first time I got nothing but nasty attitudes from the women in the office. DO BETTER!
Went driving around to find Tony Bennett's and Paulie walnuts grave aka tony sirico grave. Most of the cemetery is missing section markers since they are old wooden signs. I was only able to find Tony Bennett's because his section was one of the few to have markers. Otherwise it's a nice decently kept place
I am a genealogist and an amateur historian. I teach in New York City and have a love of Calvary Cemetery. My ancestors are buried in this wonderful establishment and I live just a few minutes away. It is a gorgeous place, well maintained, and deeply historical. So many souls are buried here with thousands of stories and legacies. The staff are wonderful and always help me when I have a question. I have even popped in to ask for a burial location on the spot. They were generous enough to spend time out of their work day to locate my ancestral cousin.
This is where Don Corleone is buried. Also, it was here where Michael discovered that Tessio would betray him! That treacherous Don Barzini! Who does he think he is?!
I walked through there several times and it is a humble feeling to enjoy and appreciate what one has at the present moment.
I had a great experience with Melissa in the office. I have been looking for details of a loved one who was buried in Calvary many years ago but did not know the grave location or circumstances. After searching some archives, she found the record under a mis-spelled name. Thanks so much for going above and beyond to help me, it was greatly appreciated.
No one was there for me. Still I felt like everyone is here waiting for me!
WHAT WE BECOME WHEN WE DIE? …PART OF EVERYTHING.
WHAT WE BECOME WHEN WE DIE? …PART OF EVERYTHING.
If you like walking and want a quiet setting, then this is a place for you. The only drawback is that this is a cemetery and if you don't care about the setting then go for it. I walked through there several times and it is a humble feeling to enjoy and appreciate what one has at the present moment. This cemetery has an assortment of headstones and many mausolea, which was very interesting looking at them. I respect the dead and I refuse to take any pictures. So, if you have time in your schedule, take a walk.