The Taber Memorial Gardens bears respectful witness to those who passed before us and those whose dreams, diligence, and fortitude built the Town of Taber and surrounding areas.

Council enacted the first cemetery bylaw of the Town of Taber in the year 1923; however, the survey of the land for use as a place of rest occurred in 1909. Though it may not have been official, the residents of the area were using the current site of Taber Memorial Gardens for burials as early as 1904. The area remains in active use today.

Taber Memorial Gardens is owned, maintained and administered by the Town of Taber and offers a variety of burial options. Non-denominational and inclusive by design, the cemetery has special areas including two Field of Honor sections, an historic Potters Field, and (in partnership with Southland Funeral Chapel) a Columbarium. All gravesites are designated as full in-ground burial sites but burial of cremated remains occur as well.

• Links to local cemetery resources

Genealogical Searches

If you are doing some family history research or looking for the burial locations of family members, we can provide that information for you. Use our contact information below if you would like to speak to us directly, or click this link for more resources to help you, including our online grave search.

Want to Make a Request Online?

If you would like to request some maintenance to be done in the Taber Memorial Gardens, you can contact us using the information above, or use our online Request Tracker Tool and we will be happy to look into the matter for you. Please note that some requests may be seasonal in nature.

Photo above courtesy of the Taber Irrigation Impact Museum