Early in 2006, C.M.C. won the bid to build a new mausoleum for the city of Prince George with an ambitious completion date set at November 2006.  Determined to respect the city’s requirements, C.M.C. expedited the project’s construction, finishing on time and on budget.  Such responsive service is a C.M.C. hallmark. 

The city’s new mausoleum includes 100 casket spaces and 500 cremation spaces, as well as a large central corridor that can also serve as a committal and gathering area.  C.M.C. was committed to respecting the city of Prince George’s wish that the project reflect the area’s charm and character.  So the structural beams and decking of the mausoleum roof for instance, have been constructed using Douglas fir.  The building was also designed to include as much natural light as possible with large panoramic windows at both ends of the central corridor.  The exterior is clad in red wood cedar of the highest quality and features handsome masonry work.  The result is a uniquely beautiful mausoleum that is in keeping with Prince George’s architecture; it is a stunning addition to the community that the residents can identify with and enjoy.