06/01/2026
Meet Grace Indorf! In her role as Family Advisor, she helps families select a final resting place for their loved one and assists with designing custom monuments and markers. She is skilled at event planning services -- whether at the graveside or in our Event Center for a chapel service or reception -- and coordinates with officiants, florists and caterers.
“It’s gratifying to comfort families and walk them through the steps to honor their loved one’s passing,” Grace says. “I enjoy meeting with people face to face to gain a good understanding of their needs.”
Before joining the Columbia Gardens office team in 2022, Grace worked with the American Battle Monuments Commission, an experience she finds helpful when dealing with the families of military veterans. “I always ask if their loved one served in the military and explain that they are eligible for military honors and a marker at Columbia Gardens,” she says. “If they need documentation of military service, I can assist.” Recently, Grace helped located the records for a 108-year-old veteran through the National Archives.
On a personal note, Grace played the piccolo and cymbals in the Washington Commanders Band for 10 years – before stepping away last year after the birth of her son.
Columbia Gardens appreciates the dedication and kindness Grace brings to the families we serve.
