Name: Fort Custer National Cemetery
Address: 15501 Dickman Rd, Augusta, MI 49012, USA, US
Telephone: +1 269-731-4164

Fort Custer National Cemetery is a cemetery, located at 15501 Dickman Rd, Augusta, MI 49012, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 269-731-4164, visit their website www.cem.va.gov for more detailed information.

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15501 Dickman Rd, Augusta, MI 49012, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 02 November 2014

Monday 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Richard Fidler

14 February 2017

Very professional, beautiful acreage
Julia Miller

22 September 2016

Wonderful final resting place for veterans and in some cases I noticed spouses are also granted a burial with their spouses.
RACHEL THORNE

14 August 2016

The cemetery is beautifully cared for, and I know most of the people who work there are compassionate & care a great deal about what they do. But when we buried my husband's grandfather a couple years ago, the person who met us was rude and rushed us through the service even though there were no services after us. We asked our funeral director about him and she said although this person, Charles, was crude and not very bright, and they've had numerous problems with him in the past, the person in charge of the cemetery can't fire him because he is a veteran. Unfortunately, we would see him again. When my daughter's 12 y/o friend passed away recently, he was again running things at Fort Custer. When the service ended, we saw him yelling at another employee and then stormed off saying "F**K IT!" My daughter and I were only a few feet away, and so was the girl's coffin. Who does that? Let alone a person who is working there?
Robin Perrault

08 February 2016

At first the place was great to have my mother buried in. Then the wreathes that were made by hand for her grave started to disappear. It was reported to the director who did not seem to care what was happening. In total 6 wreathes have disappeared from this cemetery. I found what is happening to the wreathes that are supposed to be put down where the old flowers are so that if you want your stuff back you can go and claim it. Well it appears that the cemetery has a new resting spot for the wreathes and it is called a dumpster. I found the wreath for my mother in a big yellow dumpster along with hundreds of other wreathes. It seems to me that a national cemetery should have more consideration for the people who also served this country by sacrificing time with their loved ones while they defended this country. I will be reporting this higher up the chain.
Jennifer Curts

16 December 2015

My father-in-law is laid to rest here. The grounds are well kept. They have a nice easy system for finding sites. We have encountered deer before while visiting. It's a nice day trip when the hubby wants to go see dad.
Karenmarie303

09 November 2014

This is such a beautiful resting place. I am so pleased that I am provided for to rest alongside my husband when I am called. You can feel such Honour blowing through the breeze here at Fort Custer National Cemetery. So Proud to be an American. The Nation of God's People!