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    Kentucky Fallen Firefighters Memorial, Frankfort, KY

    Rock of Ages Starlight Black granite walls list the names of those who died in the line of duty. The center obelisk is capped with a stainless steel Maltese cross.

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    Charles E. Shelton War Memorial, Owensboro, KY

    the memorial is a etched black granite mural, surrounded by Sealmark gray granite tablets proudly listing community citizens who were Prisoners of War or gave their lives for their country.
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    Sussex 9/11 Monument, Sussex County, NJ

    This 10 foot high memorial of Rock of Ages Blue Gray granite features an actual beam recovered from the World Trade Center.
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    National WWII Memorial Arches, Washington, D.C.

    Rock of Ages handcrafted the two 43-foot Atlantic and Pacific archways for the memorial. These two markers serve as entries to the North & South ends of the plaza.

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    Jefferson County Korean War Memorial, Louisville, KY

    This memorial, made of Rock of Ages Sealmark gray granite, lists the names of the community's fallen heroes and displays a timeline of important dates.

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    General Harrison Thyng Memorial, Pittsfield, NH

    Rock of Ages designed and crafted a 13-foot high memorial in honor of Pittsfield's twentieth century hero, General Thyng, renowned air force pilot and combat leader.

To Honor, To Celebrate, To Remember

They are part of every community, every generation and every great endeavor.

They marched in Gettysburg and Verdun. They died on Iwo Jima, in Korea and in the jungles of Vietnam. They built great cities. They founded schools and hospitals, civic groups and service organizations. They fought poverty, they fought prejudice, they fought fires and diseases and despair. They devoted their lives to bringing health and hope to others.

They made a difference.