Parklawn Memorial Park and Menorah Gardens is a picturesque cemetery located in the historic Maryland city of Rockville. Welcoming many faiths, this facility has served the people of Montgomery County and the Washington D.C. metropolitan area since 1952. The lush green landscape of Parklawn Memorial Park is dotted with mature trees and surrounded by the breathtaking Rock Creek Regional Park to the northeast and Rock Creek Stream Valley Park to the south.

Located in close proximity to I-270, Parklawn offers numerous gardens for final repose. In addition to the Menorah Gardens, where the time-honored traditions and rituals of Jewish funeral practices are kept, the cemetery also contains a Bahai Garden, Buddhist Garden, Garden of the Last Supper and Islamic Garden, to name a few.

The town of Rockville, where the cemetery is situated, is one of Maryland's oldest towns, dating back to colonial times. Rockville was originally named Hungerford's Tavern, after the town's most famous historical structure. It was at this location that a group of patriots gathered in 1774 at a meeting that was a pre-cursor to the formation of the First Continental Congress.

Only a short distance from the nation's capital, Parklawn Memorial Park and Menorah Gardens is a meticulously landscaped, secluded sanctuary with a professional, caring staff ready to help families in their time of need. The stunning sculpture depicting Life Eternal within the grounds of the cemetery brings with it a promise of perpetual care from the caretakers of Parklawn Memorial Park, a beautiful final resting place that will bring peace to all who enter its gates.