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Obtaining a Marker for Your Veteran

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Veterans who served and did not receive a dishonorable discharge, or who died while on active duty, may be eligible for a government issued headstone, plaque, medallion, or urn it they meet certain criteria.  

To discover more about eligibility requirements and the types of memorial services and products that are available to veterans, click on the image below.

If you would like assistance with filing a request for a veteran’s headstone, bronze plaque, or service medallion, please Contact Us, we would be honored to assist.  

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