St. Charles Monuments designs and creates headstones, double headstones, and a wide range of memorials. Commack Cemetery, located in Commack, NY, serves as a historic burial ground where generations of local families have laid loved ones to rest.
About Commack Cemetery
Commack Cemetery sits behind the Commack United Methodist Church and has served the community since 1850. As a long-standing part of the area, the cemetery reflects Commack’s rich history and growth over the years.
The Commack Cemetery Board of Directors remains deeply connected to the town and its heritage. They actively manage and maintain the grounds, working to ensure a peaceful and beautiful environment for visitors and families alike.
Non-Sectarian Cemetery
Although Commack Cemetery is located next to the Commack United Methodist Church, it welcomes people of all faiths. The Board of Directors approves burials on an individual basis and permits ceremonies from any religion, including Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and other traditions.
Address
450 Townline Road
Commack, NY 11725
Phone
(631) 543-4600
Notable Burials
Commack Cemetery, a historical landmark in the hamlet of Commack, is the final resting place of several notable individuals.
Charles A. Floyd
Charles A. Floyd spent his life on Long Island, actively contributing to both local and federal government. He served a one-year term as Suffolk County Clerk, passed the bar, and later worked as a district attorney, a New York State Assembly member, and a Congressman. Eventually, Floyd returned to agriculture.
Orlando Hubbs
Born in Commack, Orlando Hubbs grew up learning carriage and wagon building. He later moved to North Carolina in 1865, where he helped organize the Republican Party. Hubbs served as a sheriff and a Congressman before returning to Long Island, where he joined the state Assembly and Senate.
