Our flagship stone. The client borrowed silence for 26 years and broke it in granite. Comes with an engraved ladder so Gary never forgets what one looks like.
The client declined to specify. The archivist asked twice. The pointing hand does the rest, and at every funeral someone in the third row looks away.
Forty-one years of marriage, one dial. The engraved thermostat reads 68 degrees, the temperature the house was supposed to stay at. She knew that.
Marlene accepted compliments on this potato salad at the 1994 church picnic and said nothing. The recipe is engraved on the base, where Marlene can't reach it.
He shoveled that spot out after the storm of '96 and marked it with a lawn chair, which is legally binding in his view. The sedan is engraved at a respectful angle.
The homeowners association cited her hedge in 2011. She measured it monthly for the rest of her life and kept a binder. The binder is available for viewings by appointment.
Fourteen years of book club. Karen led eleven discussions, and the client could prove she had read none of the books. The engraved book is shown closed, as Karen kept them.
The back face of our largest Continued... commission: 128 names, alphabetized, no explanations given. Visitors who find their name on it tend to know why.
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