Monuments

Monuments

With all the confusion that a loss can bring it is comforting to know that you now can select a cemetery memorial from Brucker & Kishler. We handle every detail from design to setting the memorial on your cemetery lot. We are here to assist you in your selection of a quality memorial. Our memorial consultants are competent, well trained professionals in the field of proper memorialization, dedicated to helping you select a lasting memorial. It is comforting to know that you can handle all your cemetery memorial details to someone you know and trust.

Family Memorials

O'Fallon gravestone with plaques for Ray and Rose, both marked 1942–
Rolston gravestone with two heart-shaped plaques, one for Frank and one for Eileen Mc, in black and white
Pederson family gravestone with names David H. and Marie L. engraved on a black stone marker.

Colors

We offer a wide selection of cemetery markers in several different colors:

  • Service Dark Blue
  • Jet Black
  • American Black
  • Silver Cloud
  • India Red
  • Missouri Red
  • Chapel Rose
  • Ruby Rose
  • Salisbury Pink
  • Carolina Mahogany
  • Dakota Mahogany
  • Pearl Grey
Four stone sample labels: Mountain Red, Sunset Red, India Black, and Salisbury Pink.
Four decorative stone samples labeled Blue Pearl, Starlight Black, India Red, and Ebony Mist.
Four granite samples labeled Sterling Gray, Mahogany, Morning Rose, and Flash Black.

Designs

We have hundreds of computerized designs available:

  • Religious (all Religions)
  • Outdoor Scenes
  • Sports & Hobby
  • National & Military


We also offer:

  • Laser Etched Photographs
  • Porcelain Photographs
  • Shaded Designs
  • Custom Artwork & Designs
  • Hobby & Sports Images
  • Any Alphabet (i.e. Chinese, Arabic)
  • Black & White Etched Pictures
  • Religious Images
  • Military & National Emblems

Bronze Markers

Grave marker with pink and white flowers and the name Matthews engraved on a bronze plaque.
Grave marker with flowers on a green lawn, engraved with the name Thomas
Gravestone for Henry C. Walters with a bouquet of pink and white flowers on green grass.