Louisville Monument

read moreWhat is a Monument? A monument is far more than a means of marking the resting place of an individual or a family. It is a symbol of devotion. It is a tangible expression of the noblest of all human emotions: Love. It should not reflect sorrow, but rather the long years of warmth and affection that characterizes one's family. A monument is built to celebrate life. With proper guidance and selection, its beauty and craftsmanship will inspire reverence, faith and hope for generations. As an essential part of our way of life, a monument should speak as a voice from the past and present to ages yet unborn.

read moreDistinctively designed personal mausoleums provide exclusive aboveground entombment. Beautiful walk-in mausoleum designs, featuring bronze doors and stained class windows, honorably attest to the dignity of a family. A private vestibule, preassembled or custom designed, provides visitors with a secluded meditation area and a welcome retreat from inclement weather. Altars, resting areas, flower shelves or other personal memorials may be added to the vestibule. This mausoleum design ensures future generations a place to fully appreciate their past.

read moreThroughout time, people have chosen to commemorate the lives of those loved, revered and respected. Across the ages the creation of a monument has been the most common form of remembrance. When the time comes to commemorate the life of someone very special, or perhaps to plan ahead for yourself, many factors should be considered. You will be purchasing something that will, quite literally, last forever. The monument you create may very well serve as a source of historical data for future generations.

read moreAs we live our lives and create our own histories, the art we enjoy becomes part of our identity. A commissioned piece of art placed in one's home or garden during the dance of life oftentimes transforms into memorial art commemorating those who have left us. The memories invoked by this transformation help us heal from our loss, and remind us of the true gift of life.