GABRIELLE NICHOL CAMPIONE

The choice of the proper letter style completes this lovely tribute to a young girl, whose life included many loves which are displayed on her memorial. The blue butterfly, along with etchings of her portrait, an angel, colored rose, an outdoor scene with her ATM, and the verse “Ride on home full throttle” tell the story of her love of life

Single Monuments

Ideal for a single person, the memorial is designed as an upright memorial tribute, allowing families to express many aspects of a person's life. Many times placed for a child or young adult, taken in the prime of their life, the single monument may be the ideal memorial tribute for parents wishing to memorialize their son's or daughter's accomplishments and love of life.

RONALD PETER LEGER

The contour of the tablet represents the “flame of knowledge”, a spirit of the man’s personality as his ever ending quest for knowledge. The poem, written to represent what his friends often called “Ronisms”, was composed based on feelings shared by his wife. A sculptured bronze rose, with red patina, was chosen since it was his favorite floral gift to his wife. Set against the background of the American flag, it represents his love of country.

EMILEE ROSE TURNER

The verse, “Only with us a few moments…changing our lives forever” completes the story in stone of a child’s loss. The dove perched on top of a broken tree trunk represents the spirit that baby Emilee continues to influence the family.

MICHAEL A. JACOBS

“Symbols of Life” for Michael Jacobs include his love of Christ, his country, and his family. This uniquely shaped memorial, with its rough texture, represents the life cycles of this young man shown in the ceramic photograph.

DAXTON MATTHEW EBERLE

Only 20 months old, this little boy had a love for toy trucks. The nickname his dad gave him adorns the top, while the base caries words his mom sang to him a night. His little handprint is etched on the side of the dump section, which also serves as the vase. His picture is mounted in the drivers seat, which made this memorial complete.