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Tanner Lewis to Speak at MBNA 2020 Conference
When it comes to educating members of the memorialization industry—builders, craftsmen, designers and suppliers—nobody does it better than the Monument Builders of North America and MBUniversity. The 2020 MBUniversity Conference will be hosted February...
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Porcelains Unlimited President Tanner Lewis Featured in Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Porcelains Unlimited President, Tanner Lewis, was recently featured in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. An avid entrepreneur and holder of several patents, Lewis also owns Knecto and The Eternal Timekeeper, and is successfully leveraging the synergies among them.
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Guy Harvey Bridge Project
When Guy Harvey needed help to complete the New Crosstown Parkway Bridge in Port St. Lucie, Florida, they knew they wanted to work with the best. Porcelains Unlimited is proud to have partnered on this monumental project and provide the custom porcelain murals to be...
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How To Choose The Best Porcelain Memorials Company
Porcelain memorials have become unprecedentedly popular in recent years. There are several reasons why porcelain urns and porcelain pictures have become imperative for headstones, tombstones and other forms of memorials today but the single biggest advantage is the...
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Cremation Options | Urns
Upon the death of a loved one, the surviving family members have the option of choosing cremation for their loved one. Cremation is a process that reduces a body to ash through burning the body in a specially designed cremation furnace. After the cremation process,...
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Picking The Right Memorial Photo
Picking the correct memorial photo for a monument can be difficult for a customer that could be going through the difficult grieving process of the recently departed. Some factors that we can help assist with this matter: What style monument Size availability Would a...
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How To Select A Cremation Urn For Ashes
Cremation urns provide a way for family members of the deceased to commemorate them without giving them a traditional burial. Cremation, in general, is considered more economical than a traditional burial, and it also provides families more options in honoring the...
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