The year is 1963. Resurrection Cemetery begins its story as a tranquil final resting place for the devoted Cordi-Marian Sisters. By 2004 Resurrection Cemetery expanded its embrace to the public. The cemetery now welcomes everyone to its peaceful 85 acres within the greater Cordi-Marian Catholic Community. Resurrection Cemetery offers a variety of burial options including plots, niches, and crypts. Beyond the traditional burial options, you’ll find the Stations of the Cross. These stunning, life-sized marble sculptures also serve as a columbarium for cremations. In 2008, the cemetery added a chapel dedicated to St. Joseph. This serene space houses four large monumental niches. It also provides additional glass-front and marble-enclosed niches. The grounds of Resurrection Cemetery are meticulously maintained by a dedicated staff. Their commitment ensures that the cemetery remains a sanctuary of peace and reflection.
Judson High School
Remember the name Moses Campbell Judson. Judson High School and the entire Judson Independent School District carry his name. He