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Memorials:

Bereavement Store

Framed sympathy gifts offering bereavement comfort and encouragement to those who have lost a loved one. Included is a page of links and resources.

http://bereavementstore.com/

Ceramic Stone

Describes and sells a unique permanent ceramic product that allows flags to be properly displayed at veteran grave sites.

http://www.ceramic-stone.com

The Comfort Company

Offers a selection of candles, jewelry, keepsake journal and other gifts for remembrance and comfort.

http://www.thecomfortcompany.net/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Heavenly Images

Custom-made memorial prints of departed loved ones in the clouds. Includes samples and ordering instructions.

http://www.heavenlyimages.com/

Johnson Monument Company

Offers monuments, civic monuments, grave markers, and headstones crafted from the finest granite. Includes company details.

http://johnsonmonument.com

Lamcraft, Inc.

Offers a wide variety of memorial cards, presentation cards and bookmarks, and laminating products and supplies.

https://shopping.lamcraft.com/

LifeGem

Presents the services of a company specializing in converting carbon remains of deceased into diamonds as part of memorial services. Includes prices with ordering information.

http://www.lifegem.com/

Markers Direct

Flat and upright granite and bronze grave markers. Includes available sizes, options, and lettering styles.

http://www.markersdirect.com/

Memorial Bookmarks

Custom laminated bookmarks with poems or bible verses. Also offers bookmarks for other occasions.

http://www.mbosite.com

Rainbow Faith Gifts

Bereavement, memorial, and inspirational gifts for when you want to say you care in a special way.

http://www.rainbowfaithgifts.com

Shevchenko Monumental Works

Offering bronze and granite monuments, markers, mausoleums, and ceramic photos. Includes available designs, lettering, and pre-arrangement options.

http://shevchenkomonuments.com/

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