Looks a bit like the rose we call "The Rose of Many Names" -- because it has been found in so many places, and given so many study names.

See: http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.35419.5

Hi, Brandon. Which cemetery here in Western OR is home to this rose? Remontancy and suckering sound like possible HP or damask perpetual unless, as you mentioned, this bloom is one of those odd fall blooms on a "non remontant" OGR.

Jeri, that sure looks like a ringer for it! Is there ANY rose on the west coast that you haven't photographed? :-)

Carol in Portland, OR

Lots and LOTS, Carol -- but I've had ample opportunity to photograph THIS one, in various locations. It has so many Study Names, we finally started calling it "The Rose Of Many Names."

And we STILL don't know what it is.

We do know that it is gorgeous in the Sierra Foothills and some other areas, but down here in the lowlands it is subject to fungal disease of all sorts.

Lee mission cemetery in salem

As you can see, the color varies wildly with conditions and season.

Brandon, that's a fairly well-known cemetery -- that one in Salem. I know others who have been there, and if you'd like I can ask them their opinion.