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History of Montecito Memorial Park and Mortuary
Montecito Memorial Park was established in the majestic hills of the Inland Empire on March 1, 1925. This beautiful setting was ideal to memorialize generations for years into the future. While Montecito Memorial Park was originally surrounded by orange and walnut groves, its visionary leaders have developed it to be one of the warmest settings of its kind in Southern California.

In an effort to provide complete service for our families, Montecito’s adjoining mortuary was built in the mid-1950s. As we continued to meet the needs of the community in the spirit of dignity and excellence, a new 14,000-square-foot facility was developed and dedicated on April 20, 2006. This hilltop facility includes our Valley View Chapel which seats 350 guests and provides a magnificent view of the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains. Our Cypress Chapel maintains the quaint intimate setting of old.

While the word Montecito means “little woods” and was a perfect depiction of the property in 1925, Montecito Memorial Park has indeed been transformed into an outstanding landmark of heritage and honor in the 21st century.

The associates at Montecito Memorial Park and Mortuary are privileged to dedicate ourselves to compassionately serving and embracing every family in our community and surrounding areas. We remain humbled to have the opportunity to provide everlasting memories to the families we serve.

We are honored to have been entrusted with the heritage of so many families as we maintain the reputation of being one of the most cordial and prestigious establishments in Southern California.
We are proud to be a member of the Dignity Memorial® network of more than 1,600 funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers. When you choose a Dignity Memorial provider, you not only receive the compassionate care you expect from a locally-operated establishment, but also the value you deserve from the largest and most trusted network of funeral, cremation and memorialization services.

All of our services are designed to help our client families through one of the most personal and challenging stages of life. We understand losing a loved one is an emotional and difficult experience, and we are committed to helping our client families with compassionate, professional and personal service.

Please contact us if you need immediate assistance, or if you would like more information about our services

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