Cemetery Fair in East Hartford, CT
Beyond the Gravestone attended a Unique Christmas Fair to support the Connecticut Gavestone Networks, East Hartford Center Cemetery project on Saturday December 8, in East Hartford. We had a table displaying our services and met a number of people interested in this field. We had a great day talking about history and restoration and seeing the other vendors that were there. It was refreshing to talk to the customers as they came through and we were treated to a number of great stories from them. Lisa and I met the people who are the driving force of the Connecticut...
Read MoreAshford Warrenville Cemetery Before & Afters
Beyond the Gravestone has been very busy this late fall having finished the Warrenville Cemetery in Ashford Ct. and accepting the task of restoring the Knowlton Cemetery, also in Ashford Ct. We are advertised in the November/December issue of Yankee Magazine (page 122) and we had display ad in the holiday edition of the Reminder news. As we start the winter season we will be reaching to local cemetery commissions and sextons to introduce ourselves and familiarize them with the services we offer. We hope this new year finds all of our friends and their families happy and...
Read MoreWarrenville Cemetery
My son Justin & I spent from 10:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. yesterday cleaning stones. We are about halfway way done. Lots of details! He said… since he is working for me now, he is starting a Union. He wants our company to enforce Taco Tuesdays. What a fun time we had laughing under a bright yellow tree and a cool fall day! My son is priceless, what a goof he is!
Read MoreDancosse Stone Before & After
We recently cleaned a stone in Windham for a friend of my husbands. What a difference some elbow grease can accomplish! Lisa C.
Read More“In memory of Louis Leo 1897 – 1942 Lost at sea WW II”
This past week we finished the cleaning of a stone in Dayville Ct. While brushing the dirt and debris from the names on the stone, we felt a sense of honor in what we were doing, making the names and dates clearly readable again, because they are people who were here on this earth for a time, and were loved. When we were done, the client was very pleased and sent us photos of one of the people whose name is on the stone. The photo is from the early 1940’s of man in uniform on a merchant ship, he stands there on deck, full of life and proud. Also sent were letters that he had written to his...
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