Riverview Cemetery Association, Inc.

07/18/2024

Looking to hire a w**d whacker immediately. 25 - 30 hours per week starting at minimum wage.

04/19/2024

Springtime Beauty!
Star Magnolia at west end of Riverview Cemetery - photo by Joy Swensen

06/14/2021

Please be aware... Cemetery Rules and Regulations are posted on large signs at each of the entrances. - The rules and regulations are in place for two primary reasons: safety and aesthetics. Final resting places should be treated with dignity - and need to be a safe environment for both visitors and grounds crew members.
Please help us keep Riverview Cemetery both beautiful and safe. - Thank you!

04/13/2021

Spring is in the air! Photo thanks to Joy Swensen!

08/27/2020

05/25/2019

MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE - THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 30-- All are welcome!

02/19/2019

John Truman Skinner (1837 - 1920) and wife, Elizabeth Hawley Skinner and their children: Blanche, Edith and LaVerne. Descended from prominent local families, the JT family was also notable in both business and civic affairs.

01/19/2019

Jacob Amos (1853 - 1932), miller, merchant, entrepreneur, civic leader. A Baldwinsville native, Amos served two terms as Mayor of Syracuse.

05/20/2018

Please help us keep Riverview Cemetery safe as well as beautiful.
Please remember that only live plant material may be used. Artificial flowers, solar lights, glass and ceramic objects and other decorative objects all pose safety hazards to both cemetery staff and visitors as well.
Wire stems, glass shades, pottery vases - and other seemingly harmless objects - can quickly be transformed into sharp projectiles if contact is made with a mower blade or w**d whacker. -
Thank you for your help!