Monuments

Tila Levinson is your dedicated Monument Sales Specialist at Hebrew Memorial Monuments.

Tila is available to personally assist families throughout the monument sales, consultations, pricing, design options, cemetery requirements, or assistance selecting and personalizing a memorial. Whether you are choosing a new monument, replacing an existing memor<hr>ial, duplicating a family monument, or simply have questions about what is permitted at a cemetery, Tila will work with you to make the process clear, comfortable, and personalized, please contact her directly:

Tila Levinson
Monument Sales & Consultation
Hebrew Memorial Monuments

(248) 543-3874

Honoring Your Loved One

At Hebrew Memorial Monuments, we believe a memorial is more than a marker. It is a lasting tribute to life, family, and the traditions that connect generations.

We provide professional monument services to assist families in creating an appropriate and meaningful memorial, including new monuments, replacement memorials, duplication of existing monuments, and installation at cemeteries.

Selecting a monument is an important decision, and there are often more details to consider than families initially realize. Tila will guide you through each step, helping you understand your options and make selections that are appropriate for both your loved one and the cemetery.

Tila can assist with:

• Personal monument consultations
• Determining cemetery rules and memorial restrictions
• Choosing granite types and colors
• Granite and bronze memorial options
• Monument design and personalization
• Lettering, inscriptions, epitaphs, and dates
• Carvings and religious or cultural symbols
• Ceramic photographs and laser-etched photographs
• Coordinating monument installation
• Reviewing options for individual, companion, and family memorials

Tila will take the time to explain the available choices and help you create a memorial that reflects the life, personality, and heritage of your loved one.

Begin the Process

If you have an original plot purchase agreement or other cemetery documentation, it may contain information regarding the type of memorial permitted. If you are unsure of the requirements, Tila can help you determine what options are available before you make your selection.

Let Tila Help You Create a Lasting Tribute

From your first conversation to the final details of your memorial, she can help you understand your cemetery's requirements, explore monument styles and materials, select the appropriate size and color, personalize the design, review pricing, and coordinate the details necessary to create a beautiful and lasting tribute while reflecting your family's wishes.

For all monument sales and consultations contact

Tila Levinson
Monument Sales & Consultation
Hebrew Memorial Monuments

(248) 543-3874

Customized and Personalized Memorial Examples

Here are two other different styles of border that can also be incorporated:

If it is determined that granite markers are the type of memorial that is allowed, then the next decision will be a selection of the type and color of the granite that is appropriate to use for your loved one.

• Sizes and Styles of Granite Memorials 
  
  
  

FLAT/FLUSH MEMORIALS

Usually 24 x 12 x 4, these markers are required by some memorial park type cemeteries. Installed flush to the ground, they are used to assist with cemetery maintenance and create a park like atmosphere. Other cemeteries will allow this type of marker to be placed above ground on a base.

Usually 24 x 12 x 6 or possibly 24 x 12 x 8, these markers are similar to flat/flush markers. The main difference is that the back of the memorial is a few inches taller then the front which creates a slight slant. Typically the Bevel Marker will sit above the ground which also allows elements such as earth and water to flow off the marker allowing it to stay cleaner. With the extension above the ground and its slight slant from back to front, these markers have also been called "Pillow Markers".

Usually 24 x 10 x 18 or 24 x 12 x 18, these memorials have a notable slant on the engraved face of the monument which creates a larger area for the inscription of an epitaph. The bottom front of the slant has a perpendicular cut(called a "nosing") that creates the appearance of a base. With the look of a triangle with a flat bottom, these monuments can have engravings on both the front and back of the stone and sometimes even on the front nosing. The tops and sides can be left rocky or can be carved or polished in different ways giving each a unique look. Additionally, some cemetery sections will allow a slant memorial to be placed on a granite base providing more height and stability to the monument.

These can vary a great deal in size depending on the restrictions by the cemetery. An upright piece, also called a "die" is attached to a larger base providing stability and additional height. Upright Memorials can be designed for individuals or used as a companion memorial with information engraved for two people. Upright Memorials can also be used for memorials that designate a family area of graves with smaller pillow top memorials or slant memorials that can then be installed at the individual graves.

Some cemeteries will allow ceramic photos or laser etched photos of the deceased to be installed on memorials. We can help you with this option if you believe that this is an appropriate addition to your loved one’s memorial.

Type, size, carvings, polishing, color, wording and other details create a meaningful memorial for your loved one. For finalizing details on creating an appropriate memorial, please contact Tila Levinson at HEBREW MEMORIALS (248) 543-3874