Find a veteran's grave. Honor their service.
Memor's veterans grave locator helps families, comrades, and researchers find where a veteran rests — in national cemeteries with their endless precise rows, in state veterans cemeteries, and in the private cemeteries where most veterans are actually buried. Search a name, see the grave on the map, and walk to it with GPS guidance.
Memor was founded by Jason Knapp, a 22-year veteran of the United States Air Force, and this page is close to the company's reason for existing. National cemeteries are among the hardest places in America to find a single grave: tens of thousands of identical white headstones in perfect formation. The order that honors the fallen also hides them. Memor navigates it.
Every conflict, every branch
Memor's records span veterans of every era and every branch of service. Where records include service details — branch, rank, war period, decorations — the memorial page displays them with the dignity they deserve, and families can add the stories behind them: the unit, the deployments, the man or woman beneath the marker.
For Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Wreaths Across America, Memor helps volunteer organizations locate every veteran grave in a cemetery so that no marker goes without a flag or a wreath.
For those who still serve
Honor guards, veterans service organizations, and genealogists use Memor to locate graves for ceremonies, benefits research, and family history. If you know only a name and a state, start there — Memor's search narrows across cemeteries, and its community can help pin graves that records alone can't place.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find where a veteran is buried?
Search the veteran's name in the Memor app, optionally with a state or cemetery. Memor searches national, state, and private cemetery records it has on file and shows matching graves on a map you can navigate to.
Does Memor cover national cemeteries like Arlington?
Memor includes records and grounds for major national cemeteries, and GPS navigation works in those that are fully mapped. Coverage expands continually.
Is Memor affiliated with the VA?
No. Memor is an independent, veteran-owned company. For official interment records, the VA's National Cemetery Administration remains the authoritative source; Memor complements it with navigation and memorial pages.
Can I add my veteran family member's grave?
Yes. You can create a memorial page for any veteran, pin the grave location, and record their service details and stories at no cost.