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About
Us
Burdick - Enea Memorials with their tradition of excellence, of
family ownership and commitment has been merged with DeRegis - Walser
Monuments. Burdick Memorials boasts over a century of family tradition
and workmanship that continues to thrive today. Walser Monuments
in Syracuse was established in 1897 and was successfully merged
in 2001 with the 86 year old DeRegis family business.
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Design
Center
It begins in the cemetery. Choosing a monument begins in the cemetery.
There are over 376 from Rochester to St Johnsville New York. Each
of these cemeteries has it's own rules and regulations. Be sure
to speak with your funeral director or cemetery office about what
types of monuments are allowed in the cemetery and what kind of
regulations about type, size and designs they allow.
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Know
Your Cemetery
Below you will find alphabetically listed cemeteries in New York
State along with the contact information for each location. This
will always be a work in progress as things are constantly changing.
We will be diligent in keeping you updated of changes. This section
is designed to help you make an informed decision on cemeteries.
Each has a different set of rules and regulations. Be sure to check
on monument restrictions.
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Memorialization
Memories are beautiful, precious and personal moments shared
with loved ones; the laughter, the tears, the closeness that comes
from years of shared joys - and sorrows. All are woven into a tapestry
of memory in which each thread is the image of a loved one whose
soul touched yours in a way unlike any other. No one is quite like
that person you knew, loved, and remember. No one else has the same
personality or character; that essence that was his or hers alone.
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Restoration
Services
Weather and time can affect the appearance of your monument.
Mold and debris can hide the beauty of the original stone. We now
offer a stone cleaning service. There are several variables that
affect the price of having your monument cleaned:
- Material:
(granite / marble) Granite is easier and therefore less expensive
to clean because it is not porous like marble
- Height:
The height of the statue or monument
- Slope:
The gradient of the slope where the monument sits
- Sandstone,
Slate, Concrete: These materials are much more difficult to
clean.
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Cemetery
Lettering
Your Stone is Unique
A monument is a tribute to a life. Each and every monument is unique.
Dating and lettering involves sandblasting with a grandular diamond
abrasive. A hand cut or computer produced stencil matching the size,
style and spacing already on the stone is attached to a warm dry
stone. The section of the stencil to be blasted is removed. Sandblasting
in a circular motion with continuous movement requires strength
and patience. The depth of the cut must match the pre-existing lettering
work. A sandblasted panel is required on grey and pink stones.
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Purchasing
Guide
A monument is a tribute to a life. It is a symbol of love and
a way to make memories endure for ages to come. It is a place for
our children to find solace and where we take future generations
to learn about their family history.
Choosing a
monument begins in the cemetery. Make sure you know what is allowed
in the section your lot is in.
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Monuments
An upright monument consists of an upright piece of granite
and a base. There are many sizes, color and style choices available.
A slant is an upright monument with an angles front and comes with
or without a base. A hickey monument is a type of slant usually
with a higher nosing. This is an older style that is usually a duplicate
of what is already on a family plot.
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Flush
Markers
A flush marker or flat marker is designed to sit flush with
the ground. Granite flush markers are generally 4 inches thick and
are inset. Many of the cemeteries have flush only sections so be
sure to verify with your cemetery what the restirctions are.
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Benches
Benches are a creative way to memorialize your loved one. They
come in many styles and colors. Legs can be straight or curved.
Some cemeteries do not allow them so you will need to check first.
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Mausoleums
Historical information about many cultures was gathered from the
mausoleums that outlasted those who built them. Examples of famous
mausoleums include the Egyptian Pyramids, the Indian Taj Mahal and
the Tomb of Mausolus (one of the seven wonders of the world), from
where the word mausoleum is coined. Many different styles of mausoleums
are now available from single person crypts up to sixteen crypt
construction with either internal or external entrances to the area
where those who have passed are interred. Granite of every color
is available along with carving and statuary. Burial in an individual
or family mausoleum allows for a level of individuality and privacy.
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