RESTING WITH NATURE...
Our Eco-Friendly Funeral Options
Eco-friendly funeral options honor loved ones in environmentally sustainable ways while also aiding the preservation of natural surroundings. With Steelmantown Cemetery Company, one can do so either on land or at sea. |
Celebrate life with natural burial, an unimpeded, organic return to Earth with: - No Embalming Fluid - No Concrete Vaults - No Upright Monuments Polished or Set in Concrete - Biodegradable Burial Shrouds and Containers - Natural Stone Markers - Hand Dug Graves - Family Participation - Preservation and enhancement of natural habitats. Learn More by Visiting the 'Natural Cemeteries' tab. |
Memorialize loved ones undersea while also restoring the world's oceans with reef balls. - A reef ball is a structure made of pH balanced concrete that mimics the function of a natural reef. - Reef balls promote regrowth and revival of marine life, helping to restore ailing coral reefs. - These structures can hold cremains, allowing one to rest underwater for eternity in an eco-friendly fashion. - Enjoy a celebration of life reef ball deployment service off the coast of Ocean City, New Jersey. Learn More by Visiting the 'Water Options' tab. |
Our Eco-Friendly Funeral Products
Steelmantown Cemetery Company offers its own line of biodegradable caskets and carriers. Our products are ideal for all services: natural burials, direct cremations, and traditional burials. Explore our selection by visiting Eternally Green Funeral Solutions.
Feature Your Green Burial Experience in The MIT Press
We are collaborating with award-winning journalists Peter Menzel and Faith D’Alusio to offer families the opportunity to be featured in their documentary on death, dying, and remembrance.
We are looking to photograph green burials at Purissima Cemetery in Half Moon Bay, California, and/or Steelmantown Cemetery in Woodbine, New Jersey. Photos would be of the entire green burial process, from grave selection to the funeral service. Participating families will receive the photos and the documentary book, which will be published by The MIT Press in 2025.
If you are interested and would like to learn more, please call (609) 628-2297.
We are looking to photograph green burials at Purissima Cemetery in Half Moon Bay, California, and/or Steelmantown Cemetery in Woodbine, New Jersey. Photos would be of the entire green burial process, from grave selection to the funeral service. Participating families will receive the photos and the documentary book, which will be published by The MIT Press in 2025.
If you are interested and would like to learn more, please call (609) 628-2297.