Veteran And Spouse Bronze Companion Flat Headstone Memorial

Pictured here are two bronze memorials mounted on one piece of granite. This type of arrangement is often called a "companion monument" because a husband and wife are both memorialized on the same piece of granite. The bronze grave marker on the left was furnished by The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to the family of Paul R. Harmon (1925-2016). Mr. Harmon, who lived to be 90 years old resided in Economy, Pennsylvania. Paul, a U.S. military veteran, was a member of Our Lady of Peace Parish. Rome Monument manufactured and installed the replica of Mr. Harmon's bronze veterans grave marker, shown on the right in the image above. The bronze plaque on the right pays tribute to Paul's wife, Patricia A. Harmon. Rome Monument specializes in replicating VA headstones, bronze veterans grave markers and U.S. military memorials and monuments. The bronze companion flat headstone memorial was installed on a Mahogany granite surround. This companion headstone was designed for a veteran and spouse. The epitaph etched on the companion flat headstone, reads “Loving Husband & Father” and “Loving Wife & Mother”. This bronze companion flat grave marker is installed at Sylvania Hills Memorial Park in Rochester, Pennsylvania.  For more information on ordering a bronze or granite grave marker that matches the design of veterans grave marker or U.S. Military headstone for a veteran, spouse or dependent, click here. Wives of U.S. veterans frequently order matching bronze VA headstones from Rome Monument because they want their grave marker to match their husband's military headstone. Typically, cemetery maintenance workers, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, church members or volunteers will place small U.S. flags in the ground next to veterans grave markers on the 4th of July and Memorial Day to honor and show appreciation for veterans and the United States of America. In some cases, medallions ensure that veterans’ graves are identified so that flags can be placed beside the tombstone.