Brookland Cemetery is conveniently located just minutes from anywhere in Jefferson, Bullitt County and Southern Indiana.  Located one mile east of I-65 off the “Brooks” exit, Brookland Cemetery is quick and easy to come visit one’s loved ones and enjoy its serene environment.  Depending on where you and your family live, you are literally minutes from Brookland Cemetery.  We did the following study using Mapquest to calculate the mileage and time needed to travel from you to us.

Fairdale                                   13 minutes
Highlands                                21 minutes
Hillview                                  4   minutes
Jeffersontown                         22 minutes
Jeffersonville                           29 minutes
Lebanon Junction                    19 minutes
Mt Washington                       19 minutes
New Albany                            37 minutes
Old Louisville                         23 minutes
Okolona                                  13 minutes
Portland                                  27 minutes
Shepherdsville                         10 minutes
Shively                                    26 minutes
St Mathews                             29 minutes

Ideally, your cemetery should be close to the geographic center of where your extended family lives.  Once we are gone, it is not about ‘where we live’ that matters, but ‘where our family lives’ that will be visiting us.  Choosing a burial location is more about your family that cares for you, than about you.  Many of our families have burial rights “down in the country” where they grew up, but abandoned them “because their family all lives here now”.  The industry rule of thumb is to try to choose a cemetery within a 45 minute driving distance, so it is convenient for everyone to come visit and remember.  Convenience is just one of the important criteria in selecting the ideal cemetery for your family, other criteria includes quality, value, service, provisions for long term care and reputation.  Many of our families have burial rights “in another Louisville cemetery” bought long ago, but abandoned them “because they don’t like it there anymore”, failing now to satisfy the other criteria for where to be.