Mount Sinai Simi Valley

Specialties

Mount Sinai Simi Valley opened in 1997 to serve the Jewish community of Los Angeles as they establish new family traditions. Mount Sinai Simi Valley offers magnificent landscaped properties, above-​ground wall spaces, family gardens and companion estates, all surrounded by stunning mountain vistas. We provide mortuary and cemetery services with all of the respect dictated by our Jewish heritage and tradition, and all of the caring we would extend to members of our own families.

History

Established in 1997.

The Simi Valley Mount Sinai Memorial Park opened in 1997.

Both Mount Sinai Memorials Parks in Simi Valley and the Hollywood Hills The park maintains its close to 50-​year tradition of honoring the deceased and serving the living. We provide mortuary and cemetery services with all of the respect dictated by our Jewish heritage and tradition, and all of the caring we would extend to members of our own families.

Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries is dedicated to the entire Jewish community as a service of Sinai Temple of Los Angeles.

Meet the Manager

Len L.

Manager

Over 20 years ago, Lawrence made a conscious decision to dedicate his professional life to the nonprofit Jewish community. After spending nine years with the Union for Reform Judaism, Lawrence joined the staff of Mount Sinai, a place he has called home for the past 13 years. He brought with him a degree in psychology from NYU and a string of professional titles ranging from corporate management to president, but Lawrence firmly believes his most significant contribution is to be of service to the community.

When asked how he deals with death and dying all day, his answer is simple – you don’t. A cemetery is not a place for death; it’s a house for the living. What can be done for the deceased is the mitzvah of honoring the body and treating it with with dignity according to tradition, and continuing to serve the living through memorialization.