Adding Death Dates

Some people pre-plan for their own end-of-life services. During the planning process, they may purchase a cemetery plot and headstone and have the monument set in place. Then, when they pass, the survivors only have to arrange to have the death date engraved on the face of the headstone.

Adding an Epitaph

Unfortunately, families are forced to make funeral decisions during one of the most difficult times of their lives. They may later think of the perfect epitaph for their loved one’s headstone and want to add it months or years later. The Monument Guy can complete this process for your family.

Adding Spouse’s Death Date

Some families purchase a headstone when the first person in a couple passes. The monument marks the grave of the first person who passed and where the spouse will eventually be buried. When the spouse dies, the death date is added to the double headstone.

Adding a New Symbol

Someone may say, “I wish we would have placed a cross on mom’s headstone.” Or “Dad would have liked to have had the Navy insignia on his grave.” Adding a new symbol is possible – contact us to learn more. 

Adding Children’s Names

Have you always regretted not adding your children’s names to your already set headstone? Our cemetery lettering service can add names to an already set monument. Adding the list of children will help distinguish families with common names. Contact the Monument Guy for more information on adding a list of names to a monument.