Northview Cemetery

My Father and eight of us mostly his children went to visit his parents and brothers graves our grandparents and uncle. We were harassed and screamed at almost the whole time by "Jim" the so called superintendent riding on his golf cart type machine. He wanted us all to leave. He interrupted our gathering and family prayer service. He was very Rude, Obnoxious, and should find a new Occupation. I see from other reviews that many others have been felt unwelcomed by this same man. The Cemetery should be a quiet place of reflection for us to visit our ancestors. I hope Jim feels good about ruining my 97 year old Father's family gathering at his parents and brothers graves. Dad was almost in tears. Jim should find a new job or RETIRE!!!

I feel so sorry for anyone whom is unfortunate enough to have loved ones buried here. The grounds keeper is a complete whatever, anyone who has encountered him knows DI*K! If you go here, BEWARE. Unfortunately, he must be the owner or family because he continues to accost and harass visitors of this cemetery regularly and is still there.

Went to visit my aunt’s gravesite today. As I was leaving, I met up with the groundskeeper. I asked him if I could ask him a question. He rolled his eyes as he was reaching for ignition to shut off. His comment was, “as u can see I am busy.” Which was not true, he was just entering cemetery on his tractor. After reading reviews, Obviously this is not the first time people have been subjected to his rudeness. I was totally appalled by his demeanor towards me and many other people that go there to pay their respect to their deceased family members. There is a phone number on the online site, but I am sure it is directly connected to this disrespectful individual that tends to the grounds. He doesn’t even deserve 1 star on the scale. One star is far more than he deserves

Groundskeeper was incredibly rude for a public cemetery that is open from dawn to dusk. Felt discriminated against for taking the time out of my day to visit a space of calmness and reflection and to pay attention to gravestone that I'm certain very few people even look at. If you're an individual who enjoys visiting public cemeteries, skip this one.

I have many ancestors from multiple generations and two sides of the family buried in this pretty cemetery. I visited or should I say attempted to visit last year. An extremely abusive and frightening man verbally assaulted my family as we tried to look at graves and to do some genealogical research. Despite trying to explain multiple times that we were looking for family members he continued to scream at us and drive a mower towards us screaming that we were liars and didn't belong there. He said if we had ancestors there we would know exactly where every person was! Many of these graves are from the late 1800s and early 1900s. We had traveled from thousands of miles away for a family occasion and to do family research after I had discovered that many direct ancestors were buried there and that there were probably many more that I didn't yet know about which was what I was discovering before he decided to come over and harass us .It was also disturbing because as he was running his riding mower towards us again and again he was so infuriated that he was tearing up the ground around several graves. Very frustrating and frightening to be harassed like this. Be cautious!

I visited the Cemetery today and also ran across the ground keeper, I though maybe I done something wrong. I asked him if he worked here...he barked he was too busy to talk. He was standing staring. I watched him as I drove off, he stood there for a couple minutes then got in his pickup and drove like a maniac to a house located near the entrance. Got out of his truck and ran inside.

The grounds keeper at this cemetery needs to be fired! He is rude and needs to back off and let folks visit their love ones' graves in peace. People like him have no business working in a place like this.

Some friends and I visited the cemetery yesterday to pay our respects to actor George Peppard and as we were we were being watched by the groundskeeper we thought we did something wrong I asked him a couple times if we need to remove our vehicles because I thought I was in his way he didn’t answer Ihe didn’t respond had his arms crossed extremely rude verbally aggressive towards us and there was a child there he threw us out of the cemetery I will never visit the cemetery again

Having met the infamous Jim, I understand exactly why this once beautiful cemetery ranks so poorly.