Mount Moor Cemetery is undergoing a significant revitalization effort, requiring a large amount of resources and coordination. Travis Monuments was proud to donate the materials and labor to erect all 10 of their new monuments, just in time for their Memorial Day ceremony. Learn more about our involvement:
Our Staff Assist in Repair After Vandals Wreck Local Cemetery
The staff of Travis Monument Group, which consists of Travis Monuments, Putnam County Monuments, Orange County Monuments and Rovelli Monuments, jumped in to lend a helping hand after hearing the sad news that vandals had attacked the Calvary Cemetery located in the town of New Windsor, Orange County and vandalized roughly 70 headstones.
We were able to render aid with the restoration of many highly difficult projects using our specialized equipment and experienced team.
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This beautiful, private family mausoleum created by Travis Monument Group was featured on page 39 in the Fall 2019 issue of Barre Life – the Barre Granite Association magazine. Anthony Minozzi was able to help the family achieve their goals with a six crypt private mausoleum, despite having very limited space. This stunning work of art features bas relief sculptures and was created from American Black.
With the desire for cremation growing, Travis Monuments and Rockland Cemetery install a beautiful, four part columbarium in the Hudson River Valley.
Read the article featured in the October 2019 issue of Funeral Home and Cemetery News (NOMIS Publications) below.
Travis Monument Group was honored to be asked to create a custom sculpture for the town of Fairfield, New Jersey’s Recreation Center. This stunning, 5’6” sculpture was hand carved by our talented sculptors. Click on the link below to watch the installation of this beautiful monument.
Travis Monument Group was honored to donate a plaque honoring a family friend’s tree that was donated for the annual Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. In 1959, Mrs. Schultz and her children bought a Christmas tree while it was very small and fragile. The “incubated” the tree in a pot and there it sat until it was time to be planted in their yard, where over the years it grew to 77 feet tall. The Norway Spruce was just perfect in size and shape, and it was selected by the head groundskeeper at Rockefeller Center.
We carefully consulted with the family and designed the piece to the family’s exacting vision and Tom Minozzi carved it perfectly. Charles Minozzi Sr. expertly recess mounted the custom porcelain photo of the tree and Alan rounded out the team by managing and coordinating production to the last detail, and there with Anthony, helping lift the 130lb marker.
Below are the photos of the ceremony where are the plaque was presented. The plaque was made from North American Granite and family artisans and will be placed at the site where the tree was Planted more than 50 years ago.
Below are photos of the ceremony where the plaque was presented. The plaque was made from North American Granite and was placed at the site where the tree was planted more than 50 years ago. It brought tears to the Schultz family as they read the meaningful wording on their plaque.
Travis Monument Group is well known for our advanced cleaning and restoration processes, and was featured in a special blog post from Rock of Ages. Learn more about our history and the techniques we’ve developed over the last 4 generations.
As life in New York’s Hudson Valley slowly returns from sheltering in place to the “new normal,” three local monument companies are doing their part to help families adjust to life after isolation.
Travis Monument Group was featured in the reputable industry publication Funeral Home and Cemetery News.
This article was also featured in the reputable industry publication Funeral Business Advisor.
This article was also featured in the reputable local publication Putnam County Times.
This article was also featured in the reputable local publication Hudson Valley Times.
This article was also featured in the reputable local publication Rockland County Business Journal.
