Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial Services

Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial has served the Linda Vista area for over twenty years. Mark Jenkins the owner of Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial has been working with people throughout the Linda Vista area to create a lower cost funeral alternative to meet the needs of funeral consumers. Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial guarantees deserving care to its clients along with quality service and products. Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial offers nothing but the best to its clients, we strive to give support possible during this difficult time. We attempt to create an atmosphere of comfort, we are not a large organization and we see this as a strong point. Due to our smaller size we are able to service the Linda Vista area with more personal care than would a huge facility.
Services Offered

At Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial we provide a wide array of services to fit the needs a family. Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial offers a “Traditional Service” this service upon request includes viewing. At Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial the choices also include a “Graveside Service,” a “Memorial Service” as well as a “Cremation Service.” At Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial the funeral directors will help you pick the right service for you and explain all the details that you should know. Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial strives to make end of the life issues easier on the family. Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial offers also offers a wide variety of products including: funeral caskets, memorial urns, floral arrangements as well as registry books. At Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial we provide exceptional service to all areas of Linda Vista and will take care of all your end of life services.

Why Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial?

• Linda Vista’s most knowledgeable and caring end of life issues consultants.
• Not a large conglomerate providing you with more person to person attention.
• Offers a plethora of options to fit your needs.
• Strives to remain inexpensive making your times a little easier.
• Serving all of Linda Vista with great care.
• You are assured the peace of mind, integrity and deserving care.
• Selling quality goods from well known vendors.

What Makes Us Better?

Compassion: All of our caring and polite staff understand what a difficult time it is for you and we do the best to make the planning process easy for you.

Linda Vista Preferred Cremation and Burial offers significant savings to all customers, they have lowers prices then their competition and provide only 100% quality assured products. We strive to make this process an easy and memorable one for you.

More about Linda Vista, California

The Linda Vista Community comprises about 2,400 acres. The planning area is generally bounded on the south by Friars Road, on the west by Interstate 5, on the north by Tecolote Canyon and Mesa College Drive, and on the east by State Route 163.

Linda Vista is a San Diego neighborhood on the north side of Mission Valley east of Interstate 5. The name is Spanish for a pretty view, and the gentle upward slope to the east allows many residences to have one. The most notable landmark is the University of San Diego campus, which is perched overlooking Tecolote Canyon. Its buildings, especially the tower and dome of the Founders Chapel, can be seen for miles. It offers its residents city and ocean views.

Once an olive grove, Linda Vista came to life in just three months as part of a government project in 1940 to house aircraft workers.  Linda Vista was the direct result of the lobbying of Consolidated Aircraft Corporation and its CEO Rueben H. Fleet for more housing for the aircraft workers who were pouring into San Diego County to build the aircraft needed for the war.

Three thousand homes went up so quickly that infrastructure was not in place to support the residents. The area was the first neighborhood built beyond the then northern limits of the City of San Diego.  There was only one road and it was too steep for the school bus to drive up it.  There was only one grocery store--residents remember standing in line for over an hour to buy food.

Many of the original houses remain, but the area now has plenty of infrastructure.  Currently the Linda Vista Shopping Center--the oldest in San Diego is under renovation.  A community center is in the planning stages as well.