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When we lose a loved one, we are charged with fulfilling the mitzvah (commandment) of Kavod HaMeit, showing honor and respect to our beloved dead. There is no question that Clover Hill Park Cemetery takes this mitzvah seriously both in carefully caring for the body of the deceased while extending comfort and consolation to the family.
The Torah recounts that when Moses died, God gently and tenderly buried him. So too, when we are faced with the same sadness, we are encouraged by our tradition to emulate the kindness and compassion of the Almighty. Clover Hill enables loved ones to do so in a beautiful and meaningful way.
Following in the footsteps of our ancestors, Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebekkah, Jacob, Rachel and Leah, and all who have gone before, may we find peace and comfort amidst our hurt and anguish as we affirm that while the bodies of our loved ones are being laid to rest, their memories will be an abundant blessing from heaven now and forevermore.
-Rabbi Joseph H. Krakoff
The staff of Clover Hill Park Cemetery is available to help guide loved ones through the process of understanding the rules and practices of the Jewish Tradition relating to the end of life matters.
We are here to help you face the trials of death so you are better informed and prepared whether you are planning for the future or have an immediate need.
More than three generations of Jewish families from the Metropolitan Detroit area have relied on Clover Hill Park Cemetery to honor and memorialize their loved ones. Clover Hill Park provides cemetery services with the respect and sensitivity that is dictated by our heritage and tradition.
The cemetery is a 60 acre site conveniently and centrally located in Birmingham, Michigan for easy access from anywhere in the Detroit area.