MUNICIPAL POLICY HANDBOOK
The purchase price of the burial plot (plot fee) will be in total only for the land required for the. plot and the perpetual upkeep of the plot whether occupied or otherwise, but not to include. the maintenance, placing or removal of headstones or grave markers. The plot fee does not … Retreive Document

Of Graves
Cemeteries,” I would learn, comes from the Greek word for “sleeping chambers,” because they were considered temporary resting places during the wait for Judgement Day. I relative arranged for two rough granite headstones to mark both Boone’s grave and that of … Retreive Document

Cemetery Regulations
All improvements and care for the lots and graves, including grading, cutting trees, if all spaces are vacant, may be returned to the Cemetery for the original purchase price. … Retreive Document

CHAPTER XII. PUBLIC PROPERTY
and immediate control and supervision of all digging and excavating for graves or case of a decedent who has been cremated, the charge for opening and closing of. the grave … Retreive Document

1 Walton Cemetery Association, Inc. 55 Fancher Ave. PO Box …
Concrete vaults or concrete grave liners are required for. interments in all graves purchased on or after December 1, 2000. burials in the Walton Cemetery will be assessed a fee (see rate chart) for the extra. 3 … Retreive Document

What you should know about headstones – Bronze or Granite
wait for a month after burial, for the soil to settle down. same, specially, for bronze plates of companion headstones. 如果需要同另外墓碑配对的情况如何呢?我们将根据现存的墓碑 … Retreive Document

Does anyone know where I can get a headstone for a good price?

My husband died in January. All of the other graves have headstones. I feel like he is being left out. I can afford a nominal amount. It would mean alot to me and my family. Thanx.

Sorry about your loss.

I suggesty that you contact a local monument company. Monuments (headstones) can be as simple as a flat plaque set flush with the ground, to a low granite marker, to a full-size headstone. There should be something you can afford.

You should check with the cemetery where he is buried and see what types of monuments are permitted where your husband is buried.

Also, if your husband was a military veteran, the government may provide a marker (usually flush with the ground) at no charge.

I purchased two monuments in the last two years, each of which cost about $3000. These were full-size monuments. You can purchase something smaller for much less. I have attached a link to an online company that sells flat markers for $399.