Mentor Municipal Cemetery Memorials

Historic Mentor Cemetery Founded In 1854

Perhaps Lake County Ohio’s most historic center for internment, the Kotecki family has been designing and crafting Mentor Municipal Cemetery memorials for generations. The cemetery is located at the intersection of Jackson Street and Hopkins Road. Established in 1854, Mentor Cemetery sits on 10 aces of land spanning two regions once known as Amasa Cobbs corners and David Hopkins corners. Amasa Cobbs (died March 16, 1865) was the first to be buried on the property.

With over 16,000 memorials, Mentor Cemetery stands as a prominent center for reverential burial, and one with quite a legacy within Lake County. Among those honored include James Rudolph Garfield, Presidential Cabinet Secretary and son to US President James A Garfield.

Mentor Municipal Cemetery
Memorials Contact:

Kotecki Family Memorials
194 North State Street, Painesville
Showroom Hours:
MON-FRI:  10am-5:30pm
SAT:  10am-3pm
440-352-6653

Contact: Parsa Johnson
pjohnson@koteckimemorials.com

Memorial Designs, Specifications And Standards

With a 125-year history, Kotecki Family Memorials has a long legacy as both a partner and provider of custom community memorials. The work of five generations of family members is well represented throughout the Greater Cleveland area including Mentor Municipal Cemetery. Our team is knowledgeable and experienced in the cemetery’s standards for memorial styles, granite colors, monument inscriptions, and gravesite preservation.

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Mentor Municipal Cemetery - Mentor, Ohio

CEMETERY DETAILS:

This cemetery has a historical footprint within the Mentor community. It is also known by other names among locals such as:
Mentor Cemetery, Mentor Center Cemetery, or Mentor Township Cemetery.

  • Street Address: 7881 Hopkins Road
  • City: Mentor, Ohio
  • County: Lake
  • Established: 1856
  • Land Size: 60 Acres