St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery

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Consider a Memorial Gift toward the Cemetery.

• Memorial Gifts are commonly given at a prayer or funeral service donations and perpetual care efforts.  
• Consider the St. Michael’s  Cemetery's Perpetual Care Fund.  The money will be used for care of our beautiful cemetery.

*The Perpetual Care Fund that the Cemetery Committee oversees is a valuable fund for our Parish as care will be required indefinitely!

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Cemetery Plot Map and Guidelines:
Click here for the Plot map

​If you have questions about the plot information, please contact Tim Zwach at 507-336-21770 or 507-530-0586

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 Cemetery Guidelines
Guidelines and notes from the St. Michael’s Cemetery Board
With Memorial Day, we would like to remind you of some of the guidelines while placing flowers, etc, at the Cemetery. 

• Please place memorials close to the grave marker and in line with the other stones.  (this helps to make mowing much easier.)
• Flowers and plants in pots are much preferred
• NO glass, ceramics or other readily breakable item are allowed at the cemetery. 
• Care and maintenance of memorials is YOUR responsibly.
• Unsightly, faded, or damaged items will be removed by cemetery personal.
• The cemetery, nor its officials are responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged memorials.
• Please remove items with 2 weeks. (note on bottom)

For questions of any kind about the Cemetery, Please  contact Tim Zwach at 507-530-0586 or contact other board members, Cris Knott, John Welu and Jamie Larsen.
We like it when the items are removed within 2 weeks.  But if they are taken care of  - the person who mows the lawn is willing to work with items left on the graves.

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​Cemetery Board:
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Tim Zwach, President
John Welu
Cris Knott
Jamie Larsen