Posts Tagged: memorials
Brookside Patio Memorial Photos
Posted on August 24, 2017 in Cemetery Design End of Life Planning Memorials Seven Stones
The new Brookside Patio Memorials at Seven Stones Botanical Gardens Cemetery re-create a familiar setting. Adirondack chairs rest on flagstone pavers for cozy time reminiscing with family. On the perimeter, natural boulders in their original sizes and hues serve as memorials, engraved with personal details and sporting QR medallions for written and video remembrances. As we unveil the …Read the Full Article
How New Technology Is Reshaping Memorials
Posted on May 23, 2017 in Memorials
Technology isn’t a concept that we often associate with cemeteries. But at Seven Stones Botanical Gardens Cemetery in Littleton, we’re revolutionizing the way loved ones are memorialized. Here, our memorials feature new technology that will bring to life the humanity of the people who are remembered here—for generations to come. Seven Stones is one of the first and only cemeteries …Read the Full Article
Unique Memorials: Introducing the Touchstone Wall
Posted on February 28, 2017 in Cemetery Design End of Life Planning Seven Stones
Seven Stones memorials are unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Akin to sculpture, our artistic memorials (sometimes referred to as tributes) integrate technical innovations with new materials such as glass, stainless steel, weathering steel and local stone, as well as granite and bronze. The creativity of each reflects the individuality of each person for whom a Seven Stones memorial is crafted. …Read the Full Article
New Guidance on Burial and Cremation within Faith Traditions
Posted on November 7, 2016 in End of Life Planning
For many, navigating a myriad of decisions about funeral and burial plans starts with the directives of their faith traditions. For instance, there are Asian funerals that need to adhere to different traditions that have cultural significance. We have great respect for the beliefs that shape these guidelines and seek to provide options that can accommodate them all. Often we find …Read the Full Article