Granite Monuments

Why Choose A Granite Monument?

Granite is the most commonly used stone for creating memorial monuments. It is impervious to cold, heat, staining, and weathering so it retains its original beauty and withstands the test of time. Granite can be sculpted or carved into various shapes and is very versatile. We use the finest granite from domestic and imported suppliers. All of our monument granite is covered by our everlasting guarantee.

Monument Shape Options

Flat Marker

These stones are 3” thick and are set flat and even with the ground or placed on a granite foundation.

Pillow Marker

Pillow markers are set flat and may be placed on a foundation with or without a base. Pillow markers are sloped from 6″ high at the back tapering to 3″ in the front. Some pillows can be ordered in unique shapes, such as the shape of an open book.

Upright Monument

An upright monument is set vertically on a granite base. Upright monuments are 4″ or 6″ at the top, and have a uniform thickness to the base.

Front side of a black granite monument. Across the top is a man on a horse with cows behind him. The sun is setting behind the clouds. Beside it there is a woman playing a grand piano. The middle it says their last name which is Webber. The left side reads Verne Oct 19 1942- and the right side reads Marion Nee: Francis March 15, 1944-. The bottom reads in white writing Parents of Norman, helen & janet. The very bottom reads a quote "And the dust returns to the ground it came from and the spirit returns to the God who gave it" Eccl 12:7

Black granite monument. The left side has a cross with wheat surrounding it. The right side has a dove soaring through the air with a cross necklace in it's mouth. The name on the headstone reads Doucette Julien Gedeon. May 2, 1925-August 25, 2013. The bottom has a quote that reads May He Rest In God's Peace.

Front of a granite monument that is black. The name reads TOWNSEND (NEE JACKSON) Karen Mar. There is a photo of her as well as flowers surrounding the monument. The bottom is etched with Love Her, Learn from Her. Remember her.

Granite Monument with a garden scene sandblasted onto the back with the last name Townsend in white writing.

The back side of a black monument that reads Loving mother, grandmother and friend forever loved.

Black granite monument, Robert M. A card poker hand as well as a photo of Robert on his tractor is etched onto the stone.

Two black monuments with a shorter rectangle piece in the middle that reads the last name GOBIN. The left monument that is connected that the rectangle one reads in loving memory of Helen Mary. September 25, 1938-March 3, 2013. Ever remembered, ever loved. There is a dove flying with a cross necklace in it's mouth. There is a plain cross on the right hand side. The right hand monument that is attached to the rectangle monument has no name on it but as the same dove soaring with a cross necklace in it's mouth.

Granite monument on a double plot with two headstones and a above ground urn in between. Casper Edward.

Hickey Monument

A hickey upright is 3” thick at the top and increases to either 6” or 8″ thick at the base.

Black granite monument with flowers on the left side and a bird in wheat on the right side. The inscription is in white and reads Olga Munro 1925-2012, Rest in peace beloved wife, mother, grandmother.

Black granite monument with a large set of flowers on the left had side. In loving memory of Phyllis Anne Hessler (Sather) and forever in our heart inscribed on the bottom.

Black Granite Monument with an eagle soaring past the moon and a self portrait on the right hand side.

Granite Monument, the backside of a monument with the last name Robertson along with a photo of his homestead

Granite monument in loving memory of our mother. There is a portrait of her on the left hand side and flowers on the right on either side of her name and birth date followed by death date.

Granite Monument that is black with a scene of an elk by the river with trees an the mountains in the distance. A poem on the bottom reads after night comes morning, making all darkness cease. After life's cares and sorrows, comes comfort and peace.

Granite Monument black grantie with the number 54 and a football. The words family is forever family it for life is etched on the bottom underneath in loving memory

A headstone with a photo, an angel on her knees holding a bouquet of flowers, and two vases on the side built into the monument

Cremation Monuments

Even when someone has been cremated, a monument can be a place to come and remember those we have lost. It also serves as a permanent, historical marker of your loved one’s life.

Cremation Monument lake and canoe and two chairs on a dock

Special Order Monuments

Monuments can be ordered in many different unique and beautiful shapes. Our experienced staff will walk you through the process of designing the monument that is right for you and your family.