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Ner Tamid Jewish Cemetery

2461 Spring Street

(707) 963-3544

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Ner Tamid Jewish Cemetery, established in 2013 as a consecrated section within St. Helena Cemetery, serves all Jewish individuals and their families.

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BackgroundEstablished in 2013 as a consecrated Jewish section within the historic St. Helena Cemetery.
Who may be buriedServes all Jewish individuals and their immediate family members, regardless of synagogue affiliation.
BackgroundThe cemetery has over 200 burial plots available.
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Jewish section within a larger cemetery
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