Our Legacy
Since 1958, when John W. Armiger Sr. founded Dulaney Valley, the cemetery has been family owned and operated. In 2007, the John O. Mitchell family, owners of the Mitchell-Wiedefeld Funeral Home, Inc. in Rogers Forge, purchased the cemetery and pledged to continue the legacy of offering premium, high-quality facilities that provide sensitive and caring support for families in the greater Baltimore area.
Our professional and compassionate staff provides comfort and assistance to families in times of need. The cemetery offers property and merchandise including lots, lawn crypts, family and community mausoleum crypts, niches and cremation merchandise such as benches and boulders.
Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens is dedicated to caring for your family and preserving the heritage of our community.
1958
Dulaney Valley Opens
John W. Armiger Sr. founded Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens.1963
Administrative Facility Opens
Dulaney Valley dedicated the new administrative facility located across from the cemetery.1967
Circle of Immortals
Dedicated and reserved for Marylanders killed in action.1970
Memorial Day Ceremony
The first Memorial Day ceremony is held in the Circle of Immortals.1986
Fallen Heroes Day Ceremony
The first Fallen Heroes Day ceremony is held in the Fallen Heroes Garden.2007
The John O. Mitchell Family
The John O. Mitchell family, owners of the Mitchell-Wiedefeld Funeral Home, Inc. in Rogers Forge, purchased the cemetery.2022
Dulaney Valley Cremation Center & Dulaney Valley Pet Loss Center Opens
Grand opening of state-of-the-art crematories in two separate structures, one for loved ones and the other for family pets, connected by a walkway. The buildings provides private cremations amid a welcoming space for families to gather to honor and remember all members of their family.