Lowe Vault & Monument Company want to make sure that all veterans and their family's memorial needs are taken care of. We will file all proper paperwork with Veterans Affairs (VA) to get the veteran's memorial he/she is entitled to. (Use form below to send us the information we need to get started). We will also create a memorial that not only honors the veterans service, but their spouse as well. Below are a few examples of how this can be done.
24" x 12" Bronze veteran memorial on granite. This can be placed alone on the grave, or at the foot of the grave when a companion marker is at the top.
Bronze veteran memorial with matching 24" x 12" VA style memorial for the spouse on granite with a vase in the middle.
24" x 12" Bronze Veteran memorial on granite with a vase
24" x 12" Bronze Veteran memorial with matching 24" x 12" VA style memorial for the spouse on granite with a vase on the top
24" x 12" Granite Marker. Can be placed as the only memorial for a veteran or placed at the foot of the grave if another monument is placed at the head of the grave. We can also make a matching granite memorial for a spouse.
Another option is to mount the 24" x 12" Veteran bronze on the back of an existing granite monument.
We can create a matching veteran's marble upright monument for the spouse
You can absolutely get another copy, especially if you’re the Veteran's Next of Kin. The National Archives (NPRC) is the official place that holds DD‑214s, and they provide them free for next of kin.
The fastest and most reliable way to get your dad’s DD214 is to request it through the National Archives using either:
You are eligible to request it if you are any of the following:
To help NPRC locate the record, gather:
Download SF‑180 from archives.gov
Complete Sections I–III
Mail it to the address listed on the form
