Larkin’s pioneer founder, George William Larkin, arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in 1863, having emigrated from Cambridge, England. His first jobs were to cut stones for the Salt Lake Temple and to ride Pony Express. Later Brigham Young sent him to oversee the Ogden cemetery. In 1885 George William began the Larkin tradition of arranging funerals in Ogden.
Larkin Memorial continues on the great legacy of George William. Larkin Sunset Lawn and Larkin Sunset Gardens were acquired by the Larkin family in 1982. Larkin Mortuary branched into the cemetery business in the 1980s to ensure that each aspect of funerals was properly take care of for the families it serves.
Larkin prides itself in providing the best experience for families and friends during the difficult grieving period. We ensure that every detail is properly taken care of. We not only focus on the internment of your loved one, but we work diligently to maintain our beautiful cemeteries as final resting places.
