American Monument& Granite Co.
(330) 325-2500
Choosing cremation does not mean going without a lasting place to remember. We design granite memorials made for cremated remains, so your loved one is honored with the same permanence as any monument.
Families who choose cremation often still want a permanent place to visit and remember. A cremation memorial gives them that: a granite monument, marker, or bench that honors a life and, in many cases, holds the remains within the stone itself.
We design each cremation memorial with you, in your choice of granite, shape, and lettering. Because options vary by cemetery and by family, we will walk you through what is possible and help you choose what feels right, with no pressure.
Granite memorials designed with a sealed compartment to hold one or more urns within the monument itself. We confirm the right size and cemetery approval with you.
A single monument honoring two people, suited to couples who have both chosen cremation, or a mix of burial and cremation.
A solid granite bench that serves as the memorial and, in some designs, holds the remains within the base. A quiet place to sit and remember.
Flush or upright granite markers for a cremation garden, a niche, or a family plot, engraved and finished to match our larger work.
Tell us about your loved one, in our shop or by phone.
We design the memorial and proof every detail with you.
Your monument is cut and finished by hand, here in Ravenna.
We handle the foundation and set the stone at the cemetery.
Many can. We design urn-ready monuments and benches with a sealed compartment built into the stone. The right option depends on the number of urns and your cemetery's rules, which we confirm with you before we build.
Yes. We regularly design a single monument that honors two people, whether both chose cremation or one was buried and one cremated. The memorial is built around your family, not the other way around.
When you're ready, our family is here to help yours, with patience, care, and no obligation.
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