Honoring Lives, Preserving Memories

Commack was established in 1850 and has 7 acres remaining for development. Our ties to the community are very strong as many of the old time farm families (when established, Commack was a farming community) from the area are interred here and have devoted many years of service and financial support to the upkeep and development of the grounds.

The Board of Directors believe that it is their sacred trust to provide the highest standard of burial service to the plot owners. Commack is a non-sectarian cemetery that takes great pride in preserving and maintaining its beautiful grounds into perpetuity.

As stewards of this sacred space, we are committed to upholding the traditions and values that define Commack Cemetery. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to maintain the grounds with the utmost care and attention to detail, ensuring that each visit is met with a sense of peace and tranquility. Whether you’re seeking information about burial options, genealogical research, or simply wish to explore the history of our community, we invite you to discover all that Commack Cemetery has to offer.

In the heart of Commack lies a sacred ground, where each headstone represents a life lived, a story told, and a legacy cherished. Commack Cemetery stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who have come before us, a tranquil haven where the past converges with the present. Our cemetery is not merely a resting place; it’s a sanctuary where families find solace, visitors discover history, and the community unites in remembrance.

Since its establishment, Commack Cemetery has been a cornerstone of our community, preserving the rich tapestry of local history and heritage. With each passing year, we continue to honor the memories of those who have shaped our town, offering a serene setting for reflection, commemoration, and connection.