Trust.
Compassion.
Respect.

Providing a serene place

to honor memories

Oak Grove Cemetery

Welcome

Oak Grove Cemetery was established in 1852 by the founding fathers of La Crosse. Since then, we have been able to assist thousands of people through the emotional period after the death of a loved one.

Our 80 landscaped acres provide a setting where families can visit and find peace. Grave markers, mausoleum buildings providing above-ground crypts and niches, compelling statues and other artistic features blend with landscaped grounds to create a park-like setting.

The cemetery is a serene place to honor memories.

Our Services

Pre-planning

Advance planning helps avoid most unnecessary emotional and financial problems.

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Burial Options

We offer traditional in-ground burials as well as niches for cremated remains. In addition, we offer full-sized crypts.

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Monuments, Markers & Urns

We offer beautiful granite markers and monuments, as well as a full line of beautiful urns.

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Seasonal Décor

We offer spring cemetery flower vases, winter wreaths, and seasonal mausoleum flowers.

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Our Grounds

Walking Tour

This tour will introduce you to several of the most prominent sites and provide some historic context for your self-guided tour.

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Resources

Cremation

Cremation is selected for many reasons ranging from religious beliefs or ethnic customs to cost. Learn more about the cremation process and what happens after cremation.

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Monuments & Markers

A monument or marker is a lasting tribute to the deceased. When the time comes to commemorate a life, remember that you will be creating a permanent historical record.

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Grief Support

Although grief is a natural process of human life, most of us are not inherently able to manage it alone. Here are five assumptions about grief and eight myths to be aware of.

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For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity.

– William Penn