The Aurora Cemetery

The main entrance to the Aurora Cemetery is located on SR 43, next to the  Aurora Police Department (100 South Aurora Road).   It is divided into regular sections (A,B,C,D,E,F,GB,H and I)  and two Veterans Section (G and H). Burials date back to its establishment in 1829. As of June 1, 2020 there are 3,142 burials. 
 
The Service Department maintains the grounds and has two scheduled clean ups per year in the spring and fall.  Grave tenders may decorate respective gravesites with fresh flowers, plants, and seasonal decorations throughout the year.  The department does exercise the right to remove any weathered and unseasonal decorations.  

Gravesites are available for sale.  You may request a tour of the cemetery area by calling the Service Department. Please refer to the Rules and Regulations for additional information.  
 
The Service Director serves as the Cemetery Sexton for the City of Aurora.    
  

To locate a burial in the Aurora Cemetery, please click onto the link below: 
Aurora Cemetery Archives
Interactive Cemetery Map

If there are any corrections or additional information, please advise our office at 330-995-9119.

Cemetery Update

In 2019, the Service Department expanded the Cemetery to add an additional section (Section H). A portion of this section is designated to Veterans while the other portion is available to the general public. Plots are available at this time and can be purchased at the Brown Keidel Service Department located at 158 W. Pioneer Trail.