Union Field Cemetery
of Congregation Rodeph Sholom

An oasis of beauty and calm in the midst of a busy urban
center that provides solace, serenity and inspiration.

  WELCOME

  By both affirming life and honoring its passing, Union Field Cemetery has
  become an integral part of the lives of generations of New York City's Jewish
  families. In 1878, Congregation Rodeph Sholom dedicated the Union Field
  Cemetery to provide dignified repose for members of the Jewish community.
  Our beautiful sixty-three acre cemetery at Cypress Avenue on the
  Brooklyn/Queens border reflects the wisdom and foresight of our
  Congregation's founders. Our cemetery is a forested enclave in the city where
  one can quietly remember our dear departed and meditate on those who came
  before us and those who will follow.
 

  OUR COMMITMENT

  Families choose Union Field Cemetery for the peace of mind that comes with
  our unmatched trust, integrity and value. To the Jewish people, death is the
  portal to eternal life. We mourn for the departed, but we recognize our
  obligation to grant them dignity in death. Providing for Jewish memorial and
  burial are among the most important commitments that a Jewish community
  makes to its members. It is with pride that we service the entire Jewish
  community.