Pinelawn Memorial Park has founded a tradition in the Farmingdale, Suffolk County area that celebrates life and honors loved ones with dignity, pride and solemnity. Staff at Pinelawn Memorial Park and Garden Mausoleums encourage grieving family members to remember their loved ones, perpetuate their memories and honor their history. Offering hundreds of acres of sprawling lawns, beautiful landscaping, and a multitude of gardens and mausoleums to meet the needs of multicultural and multi-denominational families, it's one of the most beautiful in the state.

Flower-lined walkways, tranquil ponds, splashing fountains and well manicured lawns, shrubs and trees offer visitors one of the most beautiful, and tranquil memorial parks in this part of the country. Individual gardens are designed to offer not only beauty but peace and serenity. Bronze memorials commemorate loved ones and architectural art, fountains, and strategically designed walkways and pathways offer visitors perpetual views of beautiful dignity.

Pinelawn Memorial Park offers a variety of mausoleums created of granite and marble to provide a sense of stability and security surrounded by garden atriums and courtyards. Serving as the final resting place of jazz musicians Count Basie, and John Coltrane and actor Brandon De Wilde, the cemetery grounds also serve as the final resting place of orchestra leader Guy Lombardo and civil rights leader Roy Wilkens.

As one of the most beautiful cemetery grounds in New York, Pinelawn Memorial Park may be accessed from the Long Island Expressway (Interstate 495). Surrounded by Long Island National Cemetery and Saint Charles cemetery, Pinelawn Memorial Park is located just north of Republic Airport and due east of the Farmingdale State University of New York. Visitors to Pinelawn Memorial Park will surely be awed and comforted by the pride and dignity with which the cemetery grounds are maintained, and the helpfulness of staff, who are always ready to answer questions and support grieving family members and loved ones.