[or-roots] La Pine/Headstones Reply

[ffarner at coinet.com]

I'll have to get busy and cast one so I can take pictures of how it looks,
both loose and installed.  Cost will be enough to cover the casting
supplies and materials.  I don't do them for fun and profit.  Just fun,
however, they have to pay their own way.

As to cemetery rules, that is between you and the cemetery.  Setting them
would be up to you.  It will become clear when I make the photo's.

FINALLY, I don't want anyone on this site to think I am a commercial
business, or actively advertising to make these markers.  I make them only
for the satisfaction I get from knowing someone else will have a permanent
marker.  The 'but' is, I do need to have them cover their costs.

FF
++++++++++++++++

> Will cemeteries allow them and what is the setting fee's ?
> I ask about a marker for my dad in Independence and they set up some rules
> that makes putting any marker there expensive so we decided dad gets no
> marker.
> Dan
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> Sent: Friday, March 09, 2012 10:53 PM
> Subject: Re: [or-roots] La Pine/Headstones
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>
> Well Julie,
>
> That might have been me.  I have a hobby of pattern making and casting of
> Brass, Bronze, Aluminum, etc.  I floated the idea around several years ago
> about casting a marker that would fit over the end of a 4 inch pvc pipe.
> The plaque would set at an angle of 45 degrees relative to the pipe.
> Nobody seemed interested, and now I live too far away from the ones of my
> family I was going to set them on.
>
> I still have the ability and tools to make them.
>
> Fred
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