This Burden family monument leaves the granite’s natural edge exposed along the top and side, so a single carved tree seems to grow right out of the stone. Its trunk holds a small heart carved with the couple’s nicknames, Randy and Letty, and the branches spread into leaves across the top of the marker. Southern…
This monument for Maria Covarrubias breaks from the traditional rectangle, its rounded silhouette echoed in a piano shaped base with a wave cut edge. A hand painted monarch butterfly in bright orange spreads across the left curve, paired with a color portrait framed in white, and a matching black granite vase sits alongside for fresh…
This Hernandez family monument takes the shape of a natural boulder, polished smooth across every curve with no flat faces or sharp corners. Below a heart shaped portrait of Rosalinda and John, a flower and stem rise in bas relief, carved so the petals stand up from the stone instead of being etched flat, the…
This Little family monument pairs a polished Cats Eye granite top with a sandblasted lower panel, meeting along one sweeping diagonal line. Climbing the left edge, a pair of roses is carved in high relief rather than simply outlined, each petal and leaf shaped with real depth so the flowers stand out from the stone…
This companion monument for the Garcia family pairs a hand-sculpted rose vine with a carved cross and praying hands along the edge, framing the couple’s names beneath their portrait. Below, a bronze family plaque gathers generations, weddings, and everyday moments into one lasting scene rather than a single photo. Black granite holds every petal and…
This Loader family marker takes the shape of a gentle oval slant, its top corners softened into rounded shoulders rather than square corners. Sandblasted rose vines trail down each side, meeting at a single rose and linked wedding rings etched between Michael and Lorene’s names. The base is tapered rather than a flat block, with…
This Welsh family monument uses two tones of Oxford Regal granite, a polished black center panel that narrows slightly toward the top, framed by two lighter gray columns on either side. Those columns are engraved with fine brick coursing lines, so the flanking panels read like a carved stone wall rather than plain granite pillars….
