Cremation installation design for religious cemeteries start with an understanding of the faith and puts the needs of our religious community at the forefront.
OUR FEATURED WORK
St. Joseph Parish - Fullerton MD
Holy Cross Cemetery - Brooklyn, MD
What will a new cremation specific area do for your parish cemetery?
Create a new area that appeals to societies increasing interest in cremation interment while providing much needed perpetual care savings and operational income for your cemetery.
Closed cemeteries can become viable again by evaluating unused areas for new cremation installations.
In most cases, cremation installations are looked at as landscape projects. Large installations do require adherence to local ordinances but we can help design a minimally invasive area that simplifies the process.
I’ll work with your committee to understand your parish’s needs and create a design that makes the best use of your available space and provides the income center you need.
Meet the Cemetery Guy
As a Cemeterian and Funeral Director, I have industry specific experience that for the last several years I’ve put to use working for the Archdiocese of Baltimore as Director of New Cathedral Cemetery, the Archdiocesan cemetery, and Director of Operations in the Office of Cemeteries. I have worked with several parishes to develop a business plan and design cremation interment installations in their parish cemeteries. These installations expanded their offerings and increased their cemetery income and use. Let me do the same for you and your parish.
By expanding your cemetery offerings, you can remain relevant to your parishioners and continue to provide this important corporal work of mercy.
Nathan Nardi
Licenses
Funeral Director
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Crematory Operator
Certified Cremation Arranger
Certified Crematory Administrator
Education
NHCC - Mortuary Science
ICCFA University Graduate 2019
Various continuing education seminars and ICCFA, CCC convention breakout sessions
Awards - Offices Held
Maryland Cemetery Crematory Association Board of Directors and Past President
ICCFA - KIP Award Winner 2015
ICCFA Scholarship Winner
ICCFA Committee Member
Coalition To Protect Maryland Burial Sites Periwinkle Award
Missing Nemo is an adaptation of the true story of my little girl who experienced her first loss, her fishy friend “Nemo”.
The story was written to help parents open a dialog with a young child about death and grief.
If you’ve experienced a recent loss or expect to, this book may be helpful to open a dialog with a child about death and grief. The open ended questions at the end of the book are designed to start conversations about feelings and can be used to bridge the gap between fiction and reality of loss. The online flip version is free.
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