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Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery

Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs
No cost burial for the veteran; opening and closing fee for a spouse or child

You can be buried at the state veterans cemetery in Randolph Center, along with your spouse and eligible children. The cemetery provides perpetual care for all grave plots and headstones, a non-denominational chapel, a memorial garden, and a commercial monument section where you can use a privately purchased headstone instead of the government marker. There is no cost for a veteran buried in the government issued marker sections. Burial of a spouse or child carries an opening and closing fee.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Complete the eligibility application through the Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs before there is a need. For questions call 888-666-9844 or 802-828-3379. The cemetery is at 487 Furnace Road, Randolph Center VT 05061, fax 802-828-5932.

What you'll need

Your DD214 or other discharge paperwork, and a marriage certificate or dependent documentation for family members.

Eligibility

  • You were discharged from active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces under conditions other than dishonorable, died while serving on active duty, served at least 20 years in the National Guard or Reserves and are eligible for military retired pay or would have been but for death before age 60, or were a reserve component member activated for federal service
  • Your spouse and dependent children qualify through you, with burial of dependent children limited to unmarried children under 21, under 23 if a full-time student at an approved institution, or a child who developed a lifelong disability before age 21

Source

Official source