Monument Rules for Monmouth Memorial Park

Losing a loved one is an arduous journey, and we extend our deepest sympathies to your family during this time. As you begin honoring their memory at Monmouth Memorial Park in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, navigating cemetery regulations can be overwhelming.

We are here to offer reassurance and expert guidance, providing the clarity you need to ensure your memorial is both a beautiful tribute and fully compliant with local rules.

A Living Tapestry of Memory and Heritage

Founded in 1933, Monmouth Memorial Park is a non-sectarian sanctuary where the scent of aged cedars meets rolling green horizons. From the iconic "Garden of the Last Supper" to specialized Jewish sections, the park’s flush bronze memorials reflect a diverse Monmouth County heritage. 

Initially serving local families, it now honors a multicultural community, offering a peaceful, park-like vista that symbolizes equality and eternal rest for all faiths.

Timeless Artistry and Cultural Iconography

Memorials here harmonize traditional faith with modern durability. Reflecting the area’s deep Catholic and Christian roots, bronze markers are often cast with symbols such as the holy rosary or the Virgin Mary.

For lasting remembrance, meaningful epitaphs and iconography are integrated into the bronze casting, then securely mounted on granite bases. With a range of finishes, colors, and custom shapes, every personalization ensures a dignified commemoration that honors unique ethnic and spiritual legacies.

Essential Memorial Guidelines and Restrictions

To preserve the park’s aesthetic, Monmouth Memorial Park enforces strict regulations regarding the placement and composition of all markers. Adherence to these primary rules is mandatory for all interments:

• Material Mandates: Most sections exclusively require bronze memorials mounted on granite bases. Traditional upright stone monuments are typically restricted to specific designated blocks.
• Size Limits: Standard single markers must generally measure 24 "× 12" or 24" x 14". Companion markers for double plots are available only in dimensions such as 16" x 24" or 44" x 14".
• Design & Inscriptions: All "epitaphs" and "iconography" must receive written approval before manufacturing. Inscriptions for mausoleum crypts and columbarium niches are often restricted to specific fonts and styles provided by the cemetery's preferred firms.
• Permits & Approvals: No work may begin without a cemetery-issued permit. A formal drawing must be submitted for approval, and all installation and maintenance fees must be paid in advance.
• Prohibited Items: Statuary, photographs, and glass receptacles are generally not permitted on individual plots to ensure a safe, uniform landscape.

Expert Guidance for a Lasting Tribute

At Shevchenko Monuments, we transform the complexity of cemetery regulations into a seamless journey of remembrance. Our compassionate team understands the Tinton Falls requirements intimately, protecting you from costly mistakes and administrative stress.

We invite you to contact us for a personal consultation. Let us handle the technical compliance and design details so you can focus on creating a beautiful, lasting legacy that honors your loved one’s memory.

Navigating to Monmouth Memorial Park

Accessible via Route 33 and the Garden State Parkway, the cemetery is near landmarks such as Grace Christian Church and the Church of Saint Anselm. It sits in a cluster of sacred spaces, including the historic Pine Brook Cemetery.

Managed by the Monmouth Memorial Park Cemetery Association, the park is located at 4201 Hwy 33, Tinton Falls, NJ 07753. For assistance, contact their office at (732) 922-1515.

Driving to Shevchenko Offices

Getting to Shevchenko Monuments from the cemetery is a straightforward drive through Monmouth and Middlesex counties. Use the interactive map below for detailed turn-by-turn visuals for your journey.

1. Head west on NJ-33 toward the Garden State Parkway.

2. Merge onto the Garden State Parkway North via the ramp.

3. Take Exit 127 for NJ-440 toward I-287/Perth Amboy.

4. Merge onto NJ-440 North, then exit toward Florida Grove Road.

5. Turn right onto S Florida Grove Road to reach our office.

Estimated Travel Time: Approximately 35–45 minutes.