Fresh Pond Crematory

05/30/2025

Flag day honoring those who serve us

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These public service individuals

05/24/2025

MISSING IN America Project

"American Legion Riders, Patriot Guard Riders, Veteran Organizations and Civilian Patriots had the honor of participating today in a ceremony honoring 34 Vet...

05/24/2025

05/24/2025

In 2016 it was an honor to place 18 abandoned cremated that where left at the Fresh Pond Crematory They where placed in niches at the National Cemetery In Pinelawn li NY IN that group where two civil war veterans Shown here the cremated remains of the two civil war veterans are presented to the staging area in a Limber by civil war enactors

05/18/2025

Friday The US Columbarium hosted a Baroque concert where 17 century music met the 18 century columbarium. Music filled the historic space with wonderful sounds of different period instruments such as archlute and viola da gamba and the amazing vocals of soprano Elisse Albian.

05/18/2025

Friday The US Columbarium hosted a Baroque concert where 17 century music met the 18 century columbarium. Music filled the historic space with wonderful sounds of different period instruments such as archlute and viola da gamba and the amazing vocals of soprano Elisse Albian.

Performance by Repast Baroque:
Elisse Albian, voice
Natalie Rose Kress, violin
Rebecca Scout Nelson, violin
Sarah Stone, viola da gamba
Stephanie Corwin, bassoon
Adam Cockerham, archlute
Gabe Shuford, harpsichord

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05/13/2025

Baroque concert at US Columbarium Friday May 16,2025. 7 PM By Repast Baroque Ensemble

🎟 Tickets and info at repastbaroque.org

Come join us for this historic 17 century concert in our 19 century original chapel

12/31/2024

Wayne Campbell: "So, do you come to Milwaukee often?"
Alice Cooper: "Well, I'm a regular visitor here, but Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors. The French missionaries and explorers were coming here as early as the late 1600s to trade with the Native Americans."
Pete: "In fact, isn't 'Milwaukee' an Indian name?"
Alice Cooper: "Yes, Pete, it is. Actually, it's pronounced 'mill-e-wah-que,' which is Algonquin for 'The good land.'"
Wayne Campbell: "I was not aware of that."
-"Wayne's World" (1992)
Cooper came to the set of the film under the impression that he would be performing musically for the film, with one line. Upon arrival, he was surprised to be handed an entire monologue to memorize and shoot with a small amount of time to do so. However, Cooper is known to be a history buff outside of his music career. (IMDb)
Happy Birthday, Alice (Vincent Furnier) Cooper!

12/31/2024

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