3 Ideas for Funerals & Memorials When You Can’t Be Together
The COVID-19 pandemic is having an unprecedented impact on our ability to gather, mourn and grieve together. Families...
Ordering a Jewish Family Monument
A monument’s purpose is to commemorate an individual. Monuments allow visitors to reflect on pleasant times they shared...
5 Reasons to Pre-Plan Your Jewish Monument
At Fox Monuments, providing Long Island’s Jewish community with unforgettable monuments that honor their lives and faith is...
Cemetery Etiquette in Judaism
Jewish funeral etiquette concerns the practice of comforting friends and family during the memorial. But did you know...
Honoring Legacy: Notable Burials at New Montefiore Cemetery
Located in West Babylon, New York, New Montefiore Cemetery is one of the largest and most historic Jewish...
Exploring Wellwood Cemetery: A Legacy of Jewish Heritage and Notable Figures
Nestled in the heart of West Babylon, New York, Wellwood Cemetery celebrates the rich tapestry of Jewish heritage...
Why Do Jewish People Put Stones on Graves?
The Jewish faith is rich with ancient practices, customs and traditions. There are numerous Jewish rites surrounding each...
5 Common Hebrew Inscriptions for Jewish Headstones
Table of Contents Here Lies: פּ״נ Hebrew Name Hebrew Names of Parents Date of Birth in Hebrew Calendar...
Shemira: Staying With the Body After Death
Followers of the Jewish faith place significant sentimental value on both human life and, in particular: family. When...
Bronze: Best Choice for a Durable Jewish Monument
At Fox Monuments, we consider it our responsibility to help all customers select the headstone that will best...
How to Plan a Jewish Memorial Service
The death of a family member or close friend is always a difficult thing to accept. At Fox...
Jewish Headstones and Memorial Symbols
Table of Contents Menorah Star of David Torah The Tree of Life Two Hands Additional Considerations for a...