Palm Beach Memorial Park was purchased in December of 2004 from the SCI corporation and is now privately owned and operated. The location was envisioned and designed by Mr. Thomas Dyer Sr. in 1948 and erected in 1950. Each unique piece of granite, marble, and stone were hand picked by Mr. Dyer as he toured the quarries in the mountains of Italy. The base concrete foundation of the building was built by the same company and materials that formed the launch pad in Cape Canaveral Florida. The mausoleum and Masonic garden are overlooked and said to by guarded by 2 statues of the Sphinx. These iconic replicas were influenced by sole searching trip to the Egyptian pyramids.   After suffering tremendous hurricane damage in 2004 the funeral chapel and indoor mausoleum were closed for over a year. In January of 2004 the reconstruction and remodeling began. Over the years since then, the Palm Beach Memorial Family has been formed by the best group of skilled individuals available in South Florida.   We are driven by detail and perfection when helping a family that has suffered a loss, or presenting our preplanning guide for those who wish to plan their own arrangements. Anyone seeking professional funeral or cemetery care will surely find both our staff and facilities superior to others in the area. Whatever your wishes, religion, or customs, Palm Beach Memorial is designed and prepared to fulfill anyone’s needs.   Ed Libengood,   General Manager Ed Libengood comes to Palm Beach Memorial Gardens and Funeral home with over 45 years of managerial experience in the funeral industry. He and his wife of 40 years Ginny live in Lake Worth and have two grown sons, Scott and Stephen, who both live and work in the area. Ed is a very compassionate man who takes great pleasure in helping families through the difficult time of losing a loved one, and freely says, “It’s what has kept him coming to work for 45 years.”   For more information please Contact Us.