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...
Rending the Garments: What is Keriah?
This post has been updated from its original publication date of May 21st, 2018. It has been edited...
Cemetery Etiquette in Judaism
Jewish funeral etiquette concerns the practice of comforting friends and family during the memorial. But did you know...
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
Judaism is a religion with unparalleled history and ancient roots. At Fox Monuments, we have spent years providing...
Jewish Funeral Ceremony and Burial Customs
Jewish religion and culture rely heavily on the unity of family. And, this custom extends into the grieving...
How Are Double Jewish Monuments Inscribed?
The cemetery is the final resting place for a loved one. In order for the bond developed through...
The Significance of Yahrzeit Candles
Fox Monuments, as a provider of Jewish headstones, understands the significance of family to people of the Jewish...
Jewish Mourning Customs: The Meal of Consolation
The stages of mourning in Judaism are intended to help family members overcome the emotional challenge of losing...
How are Jewish Monuments Created?
In the Jewish burial tradition, monuments play an important role in the grieving process. While they remain veiled...
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...
History of Memorial Day
At Fox Monuments, we have great respect for everyone who has made it their purpose to serve our...