Pomona Valley Memorial Park Headstones
Photos of Memorials we’ve placed at Pomona Valley Memorial Park in Pomona, with Current Prices, Approved Sizes and the Cemetery’s Regulations.
Photos of Memorials We’ve Placed at Pomona Valley
A few of the granite markers we’ve placed at Pomona Valley Memorial Park.
Approved Sizes and the Cemetery’s Regulations
Pomona Valley Memorial Park permits flat granite markers only; upright monuments and slants are no longer available. Every marker requires a sanded granite border, a 2-inch border on 28″×16″×3″ and larger sizes, and a 1-inch border on 24″×12″×3″ and smaller sizes. As of March 2021, the cemetery no longer accepts markers with a cement border. There are no special engraving requirements here; Pomona Valley has served families of all faiths since 1876.
Cremation Marker
16″ × 8″ × 3″. A compact flat marker for cremation plots, with a 1-inch sanded granite border.
Cremation Marker
20″ × 10″ × 3″. A larger cremation marker option, also with a 1-inch sanded granite border.
Small / Child Marker
24″ × 12″ × 3″. The largest size that only needs a 1-inch sanded border. Fits smaller plots or child memorials.
Single Adult Marker
28″ × 16″ × 3″. The standard single adult marker, with a 2-inch sanded granite border. Also accepted on double-depth companion plots.
Double Depth Companion Marker
32″ × 20″ × 3″. The cemetery’s recommended size for a double-depth companion plot, with a 2-inch sanded granite border.
Side by Side Companion Marker
36″ × 18″ × 3″. For two adjacent plots side by side, with a 2-inch sanded granite border. Must be centered across both spaces.
Pomona Valley allows our full palette of 18 granite colors for standard markers.
Allowed marker types and sizes vary by section. Not sure what your section permits? Give us a call and we’ll look it up for you.
Current Prices
Memorial pricing for Pomona Valley Memorial Park depends on the type of memorial, size, granite color, and the artwork or inscription you choose.
Flat Granite Markers
Cremation Marker 16″ × 8″ × 3″: from $308
Cremation Marker 20″ × 10″ × 3″: from $426
Small / Child Marker 24″ × 12″ × 3″: from $650
Single Adult Marker 28″ × 16″ × 3″: from $830
Companion, Double-Depth 32″ × 20″ × 3″: from $1,142
Companion, Side-by-Side 36″ × 18″ × 3″: from $1,156
Pomona Valley charges a setting fee on all markers, billed separately from the memorial (see our FAQ below for the fee schedule). Every quote from us is itemized. Bring us a competitor’s written quote and we’ll match or beat it. See our full pricing page →
What Families Say About Us
What Families Ask About Pomona Valley
Do you handle everything with Pomona Valley?
Yes. We design and engrave the memorial at our Chino factory, and once you approve the design proof we take it from there: paperwork, cemetery approval, and delivery coordination. No separate calls to Pomona Valley on your end.
What are Pomona Valley Memorial Park’s visiting hours?
Pomona Valley Memorial Park is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For holiday hours or section access questions, call the cemetery office at (909) 622-2029.
What types of memorials are allowed at Pomona Valley?
Pomona Valley allows flat granite markers only; upright monuments and slants are no longer available. See the Cemetery Regulations section above for every permitted size and border requirement.
What are the setting fees at Pomona Valley Memorial Park?
Pomona Valley charges a setting fee paid directly to the cemetery before they accept the marker. All flat markers, regardless of size: $450. This fee is separate from the cost of the memorial and includes endowment care, which funds the long-term maintenance of the grounds. Fees listed as of July 1, 2026.
Who installs the marker at Pomona Valley?
Pomona Valley’s grounds crew. We deliver the finished memorial to the park, and their team places it level with the ground. The setting fee covers this installation.
How long does it take to get a headstone made and set at Pomona Valley?
In-stock flat markers are ready in 2–4 weeks. Special orders may take longer; we’ll let you know up front. Once delivered to Pomona Valley, the cemetery’s own crew sets the marker as part of their regular grounds schedule.
Can I add an inscription to an existing memorial at Pomona Valley?
Yes. We add inscriptions to existing memorials on site at Pomona Valley Memorial Park. We bring our portable engraving equipment right to the gravesite, so there’s no need to disturb the memorial or coordinate a removal. Adding a second name, a death date, or a short inscription typically takes a couple of hours on site. Learn more about on-site engraving →
From Our Chino Factory to Pomona Valley
Our factory and showrooms in Chino are about 5 miles from Pomona Valley Memorial Park, a 12-minute drive east on surface streets via Riverside Drive and South Towne Avenue. Every memorial bound for Pomona Valley is designed and hand-finished here in Chino, then delivered by our own team.
Pomona Valley is an easy drive from our Chino factory, so we’d love for you to visit us in person.
Pomona’s Cemetery Since the City’s Earliest Days
Organized in 1882 by the Odd Fellows as the Pomona Cemetery Association, with burials on the grounds dating back to 1876.
Pomona Valley Memorial Park sits on 54 acres at 502 E. Franklin Ave., near downtown Pomona. It’s a private, non-profit cemetery, also known locally as Pomona Cemetery, and has served families of all faiths since its earliest burials.
Families from across the Pomona Valley use Pomona Valley Memorial Park, including Pomona, Claremont, La Verne, San Dimas, Diamond Bar, and Walnut.
Ownership: Private, non-profit. Organized as the Pomona Cemetery Association in 1882 by the International Order of Odd Fellows.
Phone: (909) 622-2029
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