MEMORIAL DAY EVENT
At 10:00 AM on Monday, May 26, the VFW Post 6949 will conduct their Memorial Day program at the Davis Cemetery. The public is encouraged to attend. This program will particularly honor those WW II Japanese American Veterans who served our country while their families were interned in camps during the war and will feature Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, who was herself sent to an internment camp. For more information, please contact Veterans Service Officer, Ted Puntillo at 530-406-4850 or email him at ted.puntillo@yolocounty.org
We're in National Wildlife Magazine!
Check out this link to the April/May 2008 issue of National Wildlife magazine where we are featured along with other cemeteries who have earned the National Wildlife Certified Habitat designation.
http://www.nwf.org/nationalwildlife/article.cfm?issueID=121&articleID=1583
Catch Us In On Line Feature Article
The YB NEWS, a national publication for cemeteries and funeral homes, featured the Davis Cemetery in their January, 2008 issue for our green practices. You can check out this article by clicking on the headline "Going Green, Cemetery Style, At Davis Cemetery District" at this link: http://www.yelobk.com/ybnews_online/index.html
Volunteers Plug Plant Our Swale
Click "FILES" at the bottom of the left hand column, then click "SWALE PROJECT" to view Scout Troop 466, Rotarians, DHS, and Korematsu kids hard at work. Want to help out yourself? Please call 756-7807 to find out how.
Our Vision
*To strengthen to cemetery as an inviting space for remembrance, contemplation, and healing.
*To enhance the cemetery's ability to memorialize the history of Davis, its people, and the original Central Valley landscape through art, architecture and design.
*To maintain the Davis Cemetery District as a center of local history, celebrating the diverse cultural heritage of the people of Davis.
*To create an attractive environment that will encourage people to come and enjoy art, nature, and civic history.
*To enhance the existing ecological function of the cemetery as an open green space and a sanctuary for native plant and animal life.
*To reduce the use of pesticides, herbicides and fungicides while maintaining a healthy living landscape.
Search Plots
Search our plot locations by name, dates or status to find the grave number of your loved one. You can then find the exact grave location by clicking on MAPS. The letter of the plot will indicate which section map to choose. After you open the section map, you can pan and zoom to find the grave by number.
**Please note that interments after March, 2006 may not be listed. If you have trouble locating a grave, please call 530-756-7807. We will be happy to help you.
Our Forms
See our "Files" page for downloadable PDFs of our interment authorization and interment agreement forms, or to see our complete master plan with drawings and photos.
Cemetery Slide Show
Please click on "Files" on the left hand margin, then click on "Davis Cemetery Slide Show" to see great photos and informative slides about the cemetery.
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