In 1976, Clyde and Shirley Jones, along with Charles and Dana Wynn, saw a need in the area for a new cemetery.  The city cemetery was reaching capacity and they felt the community needed a new location to offer families in the area a beautiful resting place for their loved ones. After searching for land, talking to people in the community, exploring options, and much planning, Meadowbrook Memory Gardens was opened in 1977 on Hickory Level Road. 

Dana's Grandfather Jones sat under a pecan tree and watched as the bulldozers and developers worked diligently to create the peaceful and beautiful gardens that you see today in Meadowbrook Memory Gardens. Later Grandfather Jones was buried under the very same pecan tree where it all began.

When you come to the cemetery you'll find natural beauty and quiet corners to sooth your soul. We invite you to see the beauty and tranquility that is Meadowbrook Memory Gardens. Click on the location below for a tour of the cemetery grounds.