Mountain View Cemetery Associates

Ray’s father bought the cemetery in 1974, keeping this wonderful gem in the family and kept up as such. Reasonably priced plots in a beautifully kept very well manicured resting ground is hard to come across these days but this place is all of those things and more! Fast forward to now (because that’s how time works 😄) you’ll find Mountain View Cemetery among many other wonderful attributes, lives up to its name - which isn’t always the case with Mountain View named cemeteries. All of the gravestones are appropriately (as tradition) facing the head east. Newly paved walkways to easily navigate through the serene massive acres large property. On the I think south west side of the cemetery you will find the “Pioneer” area. These graves were ones that were originally in the very first cemetery grounds located downtown Kingman but were later moved by city planners to the place you should visit today. I always say you can tell a town by how well they keep their cemeteries. Under this rule of thumb Kingman is one of the best places to be.

We visited Kingman since I have pioneer ancestors who settled there, some of which are buried at the Mountain View Cemetery. We found that the lady who helped us was especially concerned with meeting our needs and finding grave sites. It is also obvious she is working very hard to keep the cemetery in excellent condition in not too easy circumstances.

Ray put up with me in all forms of grieving for approx 8+ yrs. He tried to guide me in the proper direction for obtaining a military headstone for my Father. This goal was not met, but I'm appreciative of his support along the way ..plus he promised me we could grow Gerber Daisy's someday! Just kidding...I don't think the Gerber Daisy has a place in the Mohave-prolly just better to leave them at the SafewaY.

Very large cemetery. Appears some areas are very old

Next to a major thoroughfare and no grass. Not exactly peaceful but easy to find when searching for it