In 1985 Westlawn added a convenient on-site funeral home.
Westlawn Funeral Home & Cemetery
The Funeral Home hours are typically Monday through Saturday 9am-5pm;
The Cemetery Office is open Monday to Saturday 9am - 5pm and Sundays 10am - 3pm. For over half a century, families of Edmonton and the surrounding communities have come to know Westlawn Memorial Gardens for its beautiful parklike setting and a solid reputation for caring, professional guidance
. Our 40 acres are dotted with mature trees, benches and colourful flower gardens creating a peaceful natural atmosphere for loved ones to gather and reminisce and our special indoor niches create the ideal setting for visitation in any season. The Westlawn Funeral Home ensures we can fulfill the complete spectrum of your final arrangement needs - all from one beautiful full-service location.
08/12/2025
The real measure of living fully isn't checking things off a list; it's knowing you mattered to the people who loved you, in the moments that counted, being exactly who you are - quirks, humor, stubbornness and all.
Richard Robert Theopha Brimmage was born in Ottawa to Robert Cameron Brimmage and Jocelyn (Lynn) Helene Dorion. Rick lived his life filling it with adventure, laughter, and the occasional mischief, including his "acquisition" of two flags from Parliament Hill as a young man (a heist he remained particularly proud of until the end).
Sharon Anne Gullberg was born on August 22, 1945, in Lac St. Anne. She passed away at the age of seventy-nine on July 29, 2025, at Pilgrims Hospice in Edmonton, Alberta. She was predeceased by her husband, Dennis; her daughter, Cynthia ‘Cindy’; and her three grandsons: Matthew, Steven, and Austin. She is survived by her daughters: Sandra (Larry), Jody (Joseph), and Nicole (Pedro). Her twelve grandchildren: Danielle, Natasha, Tyler, Jordan, Alicia, Andrew, Cassandra, Kayla, Hayley, Trinity, Katelyn, and Madison. Her twenty-three great-grandchildren and her three great-great-grandchildren.
A gentle reminder: cemeteries are meant to be peaceful places where families can reflect and remember their loved ones. 🕊️
When visiting, remember to keep voices low, silence your phone, and avoid any loud noises. A quiet, respectful atmosphere helps everyone feel comforted during their time of remembrance.
07/20/2025
Looking to find an obituary or share a condolence message? You can easily search by name or date on our website. It’s a simple way to honour memories, stay connected, and support loved ones. 🕯️ Click here: https://bit.ly/45fRftV
07/19/2025
Grief isn’t emptiness, it’s proof of how deeply we’ve lived and loved. It reminds us that every ordinary moment holds extraordinary meaning. 🤍
07/16/2025
It is with deep sadness that our family announces the peaceful passing of our dearly beloved husband and father, Kevin Stewart Campbell. Kevin faced his illness with the same humour, humility and bravery that defined his life.
Raymunda "Munding" peacefully passed away on July 10, 2025, surrounded by family at the University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton, Alberta. Born in Magalang, Pampanga, Philippines. Raymunda was a graduate of Fashion Design in Manila, Philippines.
Curious about the cremation process? We understand you may have questions, from how it works to what happens afterward. Our FAQ page covers everything you need to know. Click here to explore the answers: https://bit.ly/4kvTMUV
07/12/2025
Grief changes us, but it can also open our hearts. In the quiet moments, we may discover a greater capacity for compassion, connection, and understanding.
07/11/2025
Not sure where to start when it comes to funeral planning? Explore the options that best reflect your or your loved one’s wishes. Our free Online Planning Tool can help you take the first step, at your own pace. Try it today: https://bit.ly/4eGCanR
06/27/2025
Today, on Canadian Multiculturalism Day, we honour the diverse cultures, traditions, and communities that enrich our country. From coast to coast, the stories, languages, and customs of Canadians from all backgrounds create a stronger, more vibrant nation.
Let’s continue to celebrate what makes us unique and what brings us together.
06/26/2025
If you’re missing someone today, know that you’re not alone. Grief can come in waves. Some gentle, some overwhelming, but every feeling is valid.
Take a moment to honour their memory in your own way: light a candle, share a story, or simply sit with your thoughts.
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We provide personalized funeral, cremation and cemetery services all at one location. Our funeral home has a chapel for memorials which can accommodate more than 150 guests. This space is open to every tradition and faith and is ideal for Celebrations of Life. In addition to the chapel, we offer both indoor and outdoor reception spaces. There are full kitchen facilities and we gladly provide catering for families that wish to hold a reception.
The funeral home is wheelchair accessible, with 120 parking spaces on-site. Our facility is equipped with a state-of-the-art audiovisual system to ensure that no matter the size of the gathering, every guest can participate in speeches and take comfort in photos.
Westlawn Cemetery provides a beautiful 40-acre property for families in Edmonton to honour their loved ones. We are a full-service location with both a funeral home and crematorium on-site.
Many families choose a location in the cemetery that reflects their culture, faith, and values. We offer traditional burial gardens, cremation gardens, and an indoor columbarium. The indoor option is popular because its glass front niches allow keepsakes to be displayed, and the shelter means comfortable visits all year round.
Westlawn is part of the Arbor Memorial family, a Canadian company with a long-standing tradition of exceptional service. Our caring and compassionate staff are active in the community and raise money for local charities every year.
