Monument types
Companion monument can take many shapes, colors, sizes and styles. Click the photo on the left to see some examples.
There are many styles of markers available, from slant markers, to flat markers set flush with the ground. Typically this type of memorial has a lower profile than an upright, however, it can be set on a granite base.
Since 1922
What is a Monument? A monument is far more than a means of marking the resting place of an individual or a family. A monument is built because there was a life, not a death: and with intelligent selection and proper guidance it should inspire reverence, faith and hope for the living. A monument should speak out as a voice from yesterday & today
Vertical tablet used to identify single grave. Can also be used to mark multiple individuals on a single grave. Some refer to this style as a headstone, gravestone or tombstone.
This type of memorial can be personalized as well as any other style (seen here with a personalized photo). Many styles of individual markers are available from slanted markers to bevel markers to flat markers.
From mausoleums to civic memorials to the truly unique, Loiselle Memorials has worked with Families and Community Groups to create the perfect results. We invite you to explore the possibilities
Bronze Markers are most often placed where only flat markers are permitted.
Granite Benches can serve to enhance a family lot but are often used as the monument to mark 1 or more graves
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