Glenwood Cemetery Company

07/24/2026

Thank you Rays Power Equipment for helping Glenwood with our equipment needs for so many years!

07/22/2026

11/28/2025

🎄 Glenwood Wreath Sale – Only a Few Left! 🎄

Our beautiful handcrafted wreaths are almost sold out — but we still have a few available for just $40 each! Made with fresh greenery and festive touches, they’re the perfect way to welcome the holiday season.

📍 Pick-Up at Glenwood Cemetery:
Saturday, Nov 29th — 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Monday, Dec 1st — 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Stop by, pick up a wreath, and add a little extra cheer to your front door this season. Every purchase helps support Glenwood’s ongoing care and preservation.

✨ Don’t wait — they won’t last long! 🎀🌲

11/17/2025

09/05/2025

To the Neighbours of Glenwood:

In recent weeks we have found many golf balls in the cemetery. We believe they are coming off of a neighbouring property. We ask that our neighbours refrain from shooting golf balls into the cemetery. They are landing on graves, and pose a significant threat to visitors, staff and monuments. Not only can they be a threat when they are airborne, but also if they are hit by a lawn mower.

We thank you for your support in resolving this issue.

02/26/2025

We know February wraps up on Friday, but our Flashback fun continues through the weekend!

The Prince Edward Historical Society hosts a double feature at Macaulay Church (23 Church Street, Picton) on Saturday, March 1st.

At 11am, join Sandra Latchford, President of Glenwood Cemetery, as she presents a follow-up to last year's popular talk on the Future of Cemeteries. You'll hear about new burial and memorializing options available at Glenwood and beyond, as well as an exciting new program for documenting grave sites that the public can access online.

From 12:15-1:15pm, enjoy a luncheon featuring traditional funerary foods from the 1950's through 1990's. Think finger sandwiches and squares galore!

At 1:30pm, Thomas Harrison will speak to (and officially launch) his book, "Searching for Richard Nixon: Finding Refuge and Making a Home in Prince Edward County". The book sheds new light on Nixon’s brief visit to Picton in 1957 - and includes plenty of delightful County anecdotes!

A $10 ticket includes both talks and lunch. To register, visit https://www.ticketscene.ca/events/50846/

*Note* Attending both talks is not mandatory. If you would like to attend one talk only and forego lunch, a donation can be made at the door instead of booking online. Questions? Contact Jessica Chase at [email protected].

12/18/2024

Why is a cemetery sponsoring a free movie?

Good question! Your Glenwood Cemetery is a community space, a resource, and a service to so many people today and for generations. We truly appreciate all of the support we get from our kind and generous neighbours, and this is a small way to give back during the holidays.

We understand how valuable a free, family-friendly event can be for making lasting memories and bringing people together, especially during the holidays. It makes us so happy to see people coming together, laughing, and celebrating. These are the sort of memories we know can last a lifetime, and in times of grief and loss they can be so helpful to hold on to.

Please come on out on Sunday Dec. 22nd at 2:00pm to see a FREE community screening of How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000, starring Jim Carrey). All are welcome. Share with a friend, family, co-workers and a local PEC Facebook Group or two.