Spring 2009

Spring 2008

Fall 2007

Spring 2007

Fall 2006

Spring 2006

Monument Guidelines

Annuals, Bulbs, and Perennials for Planting in the Mulkey Cemetery

Green Graves: April 2007 Register Guard article mentions green burial options at the Mulkey.

Easter Sunrise Service at Historic Mulkey Cemetery: April 2007 press release.

Manager Passes Historic Graveyard Torch: June 2006 article on Kay Holbo and the Mulkey in the Register Guard.

Coffin-Free Burial: June 2006 letter by Mulkey administrator Sara Palmer in the Eugene Weekly.

Dust to Dust: June 2006 article on "green burial" in the Eugene Weekly.

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The cemetery's Spring 2009 Newsletter is now available. It includes information about our new 501(c)3 status, a memorial to the late Gertrude Albro, and an update on the cremation garden project.

December 2008

The cemetery association has recently become a 501(c)(3) organization, meaning that all contributions are now tax-deductible. Many thanks to everyone whose hard work made this happen!

If you gave to the Mulkey in 2008, you can deduct your contribution in full. Consult your tax preparer for more information and let us know if you need a donation receipt.

Located on a hilltop in west Eugene with a beautiful view of the city of Eugene and nearby hillsides, the historic Mulkey Cemetery is a peaceful place that provides a range of resources to the communities it serves.

For Families: the cemetery is a restful environment far from the rush of modern life.  Its traditional character makes it a special place for families of the deceased, and visits are encouraged.  Plots remain available for sale and new interments. Please see New Burials for more information.

For Neighbors: the cemetery is an accessible open space with beautiful native and heritage flowers, trees, and shrubs, pleasant to visit year round. It is a valuable neighborhood resource at a time when many of Eugene’s open spaces have been developed.  

For Scouts, Community Groups, and Volunteers: the cemetery provides opportunities for service projects in our community.

For Genealogical Researchers: the cemetery is a source of family history data.  A list of interments at the cemetery is available at the History link above.