Lakeview Cemetery Memorials

Kotecki Founder Works As Stonecutter On Garfield Memorial

In 1890, The James A. Garfield Memorial was under construction at Lakeview Cemetery. The building was the final resting place of the 22nd US President. Garfield was born in Moreland Hills, and was assassinated just four months in office. Journeyman stonecutter Joseph Kotecki began his family’s legacy in Cleveland as he worked on the presidential national memorial. The monument displays gold mosaics, colored marble, stained glass windows and red granite columns.

Today, Lakeview is best known as the final resting place for many of Cleveland’s iconic residents – political officials, business owners and industrialists, actors, civic leaders to name a few.

With over 110,000 memorials, the cemetery has celebrated its 150th Year of service.

Lakeview Cemetery
Memorials Contact:

Kotecki Family Memorials
3636 Pearl Road, Cleveland
Showroom Hours:
MON-FRI:  9am-5pm
SAT:  9am-3pm
216-749-2880

Contact: Edward Kotecki IV
ekotecki4@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 Northeast Ohio area including Cleveland’s historic Lakeview Cemetery. Our team is knowledgeable and experienced in the cemetery’s standards for memorial styles, granite colors, monument inscriptions, and gravesite preservation.

Historic Lakeview
Home To Many Famous
Cleveland Legends.
Over 110,000 Memorials
Five Generations Of
Kotecki Family Service.
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Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland, Ohio

CEMETERY DETAILS:

This garden-style cemetery covers nearly 300 acres and is outlined by nine miles of roadway. The legacy within the grounds and memorials makes this unique facility a leading visitor destination in Cleveland.

  • Street Address: 12316 Euclid Avenue
  • City: Cleveland, Ohio
  • County: Cuyahoga
  • Established: 1869
  • Memorials: 110,808 *