A monument or marker is a lasting place to visit and remember. We work with Hayslip Memorials to help families choose one that suits the person, the cemetery and the budget.
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Our directors can introduce your family to Hayslip Memorials, who can help you choose and design a memorial. You can also visit them online: hayslipmemorials.com.
How to choose
Things to Think About
Check the cemetery’s rules
Cemeteries often set the size, material and style of markers they allow, so ask before you choose.
Flat or upright
Flat markers sit level with the ground, while upright monuments stand above it. Your cemetery may allow one or both.
Veterans
Eligible veterans can receive a government headstone or marker. Learn about veterans benefits.
Take your time
Many families wait before choosing a marker. There is no deadline, and you can decide when you are ready.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get a monument?
It depends on the design and the cemetery. Hayslip Memorials can give you an honest estimate once you choose.
Can a monument be added after the funeral?
Yes. Many families choose a monument weeks or months after the service, and some wait longer.
Do I need to buy a monument from the funeral home?
No. We are glad to introduce you to Hayslip Memorials, but the choice is always yours.
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Have questions about a memorial? We are glad to help. Call us any time at (740) 264-0563.