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  This is a very impressive cemetery. I walked through Lee Mission cemetery as a boy and was always impressed with feel and ambience of the area. In later years as an Oregon licensed funeral director, I supervised many graveside services and interments in this cemetery.
  
  Many seem surprised when they find out it is Salem's oldest cemetery. I enjoyed visiting the cemetery so much, I actually purchased burial space in the cemetery in the 1980's for my wife and I. Though not a perpetual care funded cemetery, there are decades of burial space sales in the future to offset care expenses. It remains one of the best values in earth burial around. It is a historic site worth visiting.
  
  

  Added April 03, 2017 by Jay Doland
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  I went here yesterday (6-28-16) and found that an area had been extremely neglected! Who ever is taking care of this place is doing a horrible job!

  Added February 17, 2017 by Kassie Crawford
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  Full of history, the founder of Salem, Jason lee is buried her along with other important Oregonians.

  Added December 20, 2016 by Nathan Sillman