Tippecanoe Memory Gardens

Tippecanoe Memory Gardens Tippecanoe Memory Gardens features 52 beautifully landscaped acres. Many ground burial options are a TMG believes that a life remembered… lives on.

Tippecanoe Memory Gardens is a family-owned company with three generations of cemetery and funeral experience. Our cemetery has been serving residents in Lafayette and West Lafayette for many years. Our Funeral Chapel branch location is steps away and is just one more way we can serve you and your family. Choose from a range of funeral, burial, and cremation options with the flexibility to customi

ze every funeral plan. We can create services that are traditional or highly personalized. We assist with planning meaningful services that celebrate the life story of your loved one. One of the ways we can do this is by creating displays that feature photos, memorabilia, and videos of your loved one in the Living Room of the TMG Funeral Chapel. Options include memorials and funerals, cremation, burials, cemetery services, and burial plots, pre-need funeral planning, vaults, caskets, urns, life celebrations, military honors, grief resources, and veteran services. Not only are emergency services available 24 hours a day, but we are also on hand to answer questions and assist with funeral planning or cemetery planning. Consider the benefits of pre-planning to reduce the stress of funeral and cemetery details in the future. The funeral chapel is nearby, providing lower cost, convenience, and flexibility for services. This proximity means families can hold visitations, chapel ceremonies, graveside or mausoleum services, and receptions all within the same property. Tippecanoe Memory Gardens provides transparency, budget control, and a low total price for funeral and cremation services, with no hidden costs. Learn more by visiting us at 1718 W 350 N, West Lafayette, IN 47906. Or, call to schedule a consultation to learn more about planning in advance for cemetery or funeral: (765) 463-2383.

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1718 W 350 N
West Lafayette, IN
47906

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