Finding Strength & Support Throughout Every Mourning Stage
Fox Monuments has proudly served Long Island’s Jewish community for decades. We continuously work hard to provide guidance,...
After Jewish Monuments: What is the Jewish Afterlife
At Fox Monuments, we help Long Island’s Jewish families in difficult and stressful periods. By crafting Jewish monuments...
How Are Double Jewish Monuments Inscribed?
The cemetery is the final resting place for a loved one. In order for the bond developed through...
Traditions For A Jewish Burial
As one of the oldest religions in practice today, Judaism has very specific, ancient burial guidelines. These customs...
Jewish Funeral Ceremony and Burial Customs
Jewish religion and culture rely heavily on the unity of family. And, this custom extends into the grieving...
What is the Kaddish, and Why is it Important?
For followers of Judaism, honoring the spirit and memory of the deceased is paramount. In addition to planning a...
The Jewish Stages of Mourning
Fox Monuments has served Long Island’s Jewish community for decades. We’ve provided guidance and support throughout difficult times...
How is the Body Cleaned Before Burial With A Jewish Monument?
Burying the body as soon as possible after death is central to Jewish burial traditions. Doing so allows...
The Significance of Yahrzeit Candles
Fox Monuments, as a provider of Jewish headstones, understands the significance of family to people of the Jewish...
Jewish Headstones and Memorial Symbols
Judaism is a religion with unparalleled history and ancient roots. At Fox Monuments, we have spent years providing...
Choosing Consolation Gifts for Your Jewish Loved One in Mourning
When a friend, co-worker, neighbor or family suffers a loss, we want to help. This is a natural...
For My Bashert: A Double Jewish Headstone
A headstone should be a lasting testament to an individual’s life. With a beautiful headstone inscription, a description...