Frost Woods Memorial Park, East Brunswick, NJ

Losing someone you love is never easy, and navigating cemetery decisions can feel overwhelming. Suppose your family recently laid a loved one to rest at Frost Woods Memorial Park in East Brunswick, NJ. In that case, you may now be facing questions about memorial options and cemetery guidelines.

This guide offers gentle, clear support to help you understand the monument regulations—so you can honor your loved one with confidence, beauty, and peace of mind.

A Legacy of Peace and Cultural Harmony

Founded in the 1930s as Osage Cemetery, Frost Woods Memorial Park has evolved into a tranquil and inclusive space for remembrance. Its all-Jewish section, The Sanctuary of Abraham and Sarah, features Hebrew inscriptions and evergreen-lined paths that honor sacred tradition.

Over time, the cemetery has welcomed families from diverse backgrounds, including a growing Asian American community. Its name reflects the serene nature reserve nearby, evoking quiet dignity and woodland grace.

Designs That Honor Faith and Heritage

Memorials at Frost Woods blend timeless Jewish symbolism—such as the Star of David and Hebrew epitaphs—with personalized tributes that reflect Asian heritage, including lotus motifs and polished granite finishes.

The Sanctuary of Abraham and Sarah features traditional headstones with modest shapes and neutral tones. The mausoleum offers dignified above-ground remembrance, with options for custom inscriptions, religious iconography, and materials that reflect cultural reverence and enduring love.

Monument Guidelines for Lasting Tribute

To maintain the peaceful aesthetic and cultural integrity of Frost Woods Memorial Park, all memorials must meet standards approved by the cemetery. Shevchenko Monuments can help navigate these requirements with ease and compassion.

• Size restrictions: Headstones and markers must conform to section-specific height and width limits; oversized monuments are not permitted.
• Material requirements: Only durable, weather-resistant materials, such as granite or bronze, are permitted; wood and soft stone are prohibited.
• Design limitations: Designs must be modest and culturally appropriate; elaborate shapes or non-religious symbols may require special approval.
• Inscriptions: Epitaphs must be respectful and may require translation or review, especially in religious sections.
• Placement rules: Monuments must align with cemetery layout and not obstruct pathways or neighboring plots.
• Permit and approval process: All installations require prior written approval from cemetery management, including design sketches and material samples.

By following these guidelines, families can create meaningful tributes that honor tradition while ensuring lasting beauty and compliance.

Compassionate Guidance, Beautiful Results

At Shevchenko Monuments, we understand how overwhelming cemetery rules and design choices can feel, especially during a time of grief. Our team offers patient, knowledgeable support to help you navigate Frost Woods Memorial Park’s monument regulations with ease.

Contact us today for caring guidance that prevents costly errors and brings peace of mind. From permits to personalizations, we ensure every detail meets cemetery standards while honoring your loved one’s legacy.

Easy Access, Trusted Care Nearby

Frost Woods Memorial Park is easily reached via Route 18 and New Brunswick Avenue, nestled beside the tranquil Frost Woods nature preserve. Nearby landmarks include Beth Abraham Cemetery and St. Mary Cemetery, reflecting East Brunswick’s diverse religious heritage.

The grounds are managed by Memorial Properties, a family-focused organization offering dignified burial and cremation services. For guidance or arrangements, call 732-613-9344 to speak with a compassionate advisor.

Quick Drive to Trusted Monument Experts

Shevchenko Monuments is just a short drive from Frost Woods Memorial Park—typically 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic. Follow these simple steps to reach our Perth Amboy location and begin your journey toward a meaningful, compliant memorial.

1. Exit the cemetery onto New Brunswick Avenue heading west.

2. Turn right onto Ryders Lane and merge onto Route 18 South.

3. Continue on Route 18 and take the exit for US-1 South toward Perth Amboy.

4. Merge onto US-1 and follow signs for Route 440 North.

5. Take the exit for Florida Grove Road and turn right.

6. Continue to 329 S Florida Grove Rd—Shevchenko Monuments will be on your left.