Manila Memorial Park Sucat Sales / Alfaro Unit — Attraction in Parañaque

I wish my father was buried somewhere better than an eyesore of these walls. It’s heartbreaking to see this area being littered by arrogant visitors. What’s worst is that even the caretakers don’t acknowledge the mess that was made by the cemetery visitors.

What’s alarming of these walls is that they lack security. It will take more than barbed wires to keep this area safe. Either double security and add more height to the walls, as well as adding plants to cover these walls, or take down the high rising squatters. We don’t mind paying taxes to avoid grave robbers coming to the cemetery.

If you plan to be buried there, invest in a caretaker to take care of your lot and the lots next to yours.

I wish MMP- Sucat would invest in more trash cans and hire more staff to maintain the cemetery. They should also promote Clean As You Go (CLAYGO) campaign to keep the “park” or “garden” clean, or else it will be the Garden of Dump.

To the owners of MMP- Sucat, I hope this issue will get...

A 427 hectares of memorial Park amidst the metro. There are also funeral homes located inside this memorial park namely La Funeraria Paz. This also a resting place for prominent families and famous people like the former president of our country Ninoy and Cory Aquino, Rico Yan, Helen Vela, Rene Requiestas and others.

LIKES: manicured lawns, well kept streets, wide spaces for parking,

DISLIKES: less street light most especially on the far-end portion of the cementery-that makes it...

Good place to jog (at limited hours). There are plenty of joggers in the morning (I haven't tried afternoon or night) so you won't feel isolated. Better go with someone though (for security purposes of course) or be watchful if you're alone. There is an exit point up ahead towards a residential area so anyone can still pass through. This applies even when visiting a relative's...