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Lethbridge honours mothers at Mountain View Cemetery

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A cherished Lethbridge tradition continued this Mother’s Day as free roses were offered to visitors at Mountain View Cemetery to honour their loved ones.
A cherished Lethbridge tradition continued this Mother’s Day as free roses were offered to visitors at Mountain View Cemetery to honour their loved ones – May 11, 2025

A heartfelt tradition bloomed once again this Mother’s Day at Mountain View Cemetery in Lethbridge.

The City’s Parks & Cemeteries team welcomed visitors with complimentary roses, a symbolic gesture that began in 2018 and has grown steadily since. The first 300 visitors were given a rose to honour their loved one; flowers were handed out near the cemetery office on Scenic Drive, on May 11 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.

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Staff say the event is one of the cemetery’s busiest days, and for many, one of the most meaningful.

“It helps give people peace when they come in and have a little gift for their mum and to help remember the good times,” said Raeleen Sonnenberg.

With its growing popularity, the initiative continues to provide a moment of reflection, gratitude and community. A similar gesture will return on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15.

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