The Chapel Mausoleum was the third section of the mausoleum complex to be completed. Built in 1975, it contains spaces, known as crypts, for individuals or two.

The mausoleum surrounds the Garden Chapel, which is a beautiful setting for a funeral or memorial service.

Whiting Abbey is the newest section of the mausoleum, constructed in 2001 on the west end of the Historic Abbey.

Dedicated to the memory of our founders, Albe and Kate Whiting, it features elegant marble-faced crypts and niches. Glass walls and skylights overhead allow warm, natural light to fill the halls.

Located in the heart of the mausoleum complex, the Courtyard surrounds a landscape of rosebushes and flowering shrubs and trees.

Spaces, known as crypts, are faced with Missouri Red granite and adorned with flower vases.

The Courtyard connects the historic and modern sections of the mausoleum and is accessible from both.

In addition to the Courtyard, the north and west faces of the mausoleum complex also contain outdoor spaces, or crypts.

Constructed in 2001 with Whiting Abbey, these crypts are faced with Barre Gray or Missouri Red granite decorated with vases for memorial flowers.

There are many places throughout the mausoleum complex for cremation memorialization for those who prefer an indoor place of remembrance.

The niches in the mausoleum are faced with glass, bronze, marble or granite and feature flower vases for floral tributes, or backed with beautiful stained glass panels.

A niche is simply a small compartment in which to place an urn and other special remembrances. Learn more here.