Mt. Zion Cemetery Association

04/11/2026

Happy Spring Everyone,
Mowing Season has begun at the cemetery. For safety the Cemetery Board has given the mowing crew the right to remove anything that is deemed a hazard when they are mowing.
Please remember- Per the Cemetery Rules posted on this page and at the cemetery, any decorations including flowers must be secured to the monument. Nothing is to be left on the ground around the graves from March until November.
We will be doing a cemetery clean-up April 11 – May 4, 2026 so if you see someone walking around the cemetery with a bag/bucket picking up trash, it’s probably a board member. Any decorations on or around monuments that have been on the graves for years, are falling apart or are faded will be removed. Our beginning of the year clean-up will happen May 5 – May 7, 2026 at 6:00pm depending on the weather.
Our goal is to have the cemetery looking nice for Mother’s Day, Memorial Day & throughout the rest of the year.
Thank-you for your understanding and please let us know if you have any questions.
Mt. Zion Cemetery Association Board

04/05/2026

Mark your calendar, our Community Memorial Day Service is Monday, May 25th. We will again partner with the Henryville Community Association & American Legion Post 105 to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice.

04/04/2026

03/29/2026

Honor and Remember Those That Served

03/08/2026

Save the date

12/15/2025

Seasons Greetings to All

07/04/2025

Have a safe holiday weekend.

05/26/2025

Thanks to everyone that came to our Memorial Day Service today. It was good to see everyone.
I want to thank the Henryville Golden Band for their performance.
I also want to thank the Henryville Community Association and our American Legion Post 105 for partnering with us to make the service a success.
We appreciate the community coming together to support our community cemetery.
If you could not attend today and would like to send a donation, please send it to:
Mt Zion Cemetery Association, PO Box 96, Henryville, IN 47126.
Sincerely, Linda Dickson, Association President