These memorials were produced by Leake's Masonry, many with a high degree of personalisation
by the families concerned for the memory of their loved ones.
Stone is a natural material, therefore memorials are all liable to vary in colour and veining,
absolute resemblance cannot be guaranteed.
Moncaster |
Three Absolute Black granite memorials, two with the same shape but each with
completely contrasting designs personally specified.
Apart from black, other popular colours are blue, grey and multicolour.
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Skelton |
Penny |
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Dogs and birds featured prominently during Sammy Crane's life.
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Crane |
Needham |
The memorial shown on the left is made in Roman Stone - a material
much favoured by churchyards.
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Holehouse |
This is a memorial made especially for cremated remains. Many
cemeteries and churchyards have special areas for those wishing this type of commemoration.
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Classic Balmoral Red is used for this distinguished design.
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Miller |
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Specially commissioned memorials come in many shapes and sizes where permitted.The stone on the right was made 26 years after the original.
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King |
Scarlett |
Books are extremely popular, none more so than in Absolute Black granite. It must be noted that granite books are much more expensive than white marble.
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The
two white marble memorials shown here were made 30 years apart.
The one on the left is a mirror image of the original.
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Noble |
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Sculptures are still very popular amongst the Catholic communities.
This is a traditional Italian white Carrara marble "Lady of Lourdes".
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