Jet Black granite with laser etching of the decedent's guitar and a butterfly.
(Polished Jet Black granite reflects so much light that it's hard to get a clear photo without picking up some background effect!)
Classic design on Keystone Blue granite, with turned vases
A small but meaningful slant marker in Salisbury Pink granite
Creative addition of the guitar to personalize the veteran's bronze plaque. Keystone Blue granite. (The bronze emblem upper left indicates that this person was an organ & tissue donor.)
A simple yet engaging design of a lighthouse. Keystone Blue granite slant marker on a base
The initials represent her family members. Salisbury Pink granite
The deep-engraved rose adds a dignified element to this design. Keystone Blue granite
Another classic design on Keystone Blue granite
"Triple" slant marker in Keystone Blue granite. Note that "Single," "Double," and "Triple" indicate how many people are memorialized, without giving much indication of the actual size of a particular monument.
Bevel & Flat Markers
Frost outline lettering on the marker, incised lettering in a panel on the base. Wisconsin Red granite
We use dozens of variations of a cross design. Shown here on sanded finish Medium Barre Gray granite.
Sanded finish Keystone Blue granite
A tree graces this marker in Keystone Blue granite.
Hand-tooled polished square-raised letters in a recessed polished panel. On Medium Barre Gray, with a polished margin.
Traditional design with a ceramic portrait, on Keystone Blue granite
All "skin cut" engraving on Jet Black granite. The "Farewell" design was adapted from an early 20th-century design. We milled flats at the corners to allow level beds for the vases to be installed.