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Headstones, Markers, and Medallions Rev. Peter R. Hook, State Chaplain Tenterhook×Verizon.enemy last column Funeral Tips for Veterans, which appeared in the March/April 2013 edition of the PA VFW

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How to fill out headstones markers and medallions

1. Start by cleaning the headstone marker or medallion using a soft brush and gentle soap or detergent solution.
2. Rinse the headstone marker or medallion thoroughly with clean water and allow it to dry completely.
3. Use a pencil or chalk to outline the desired design or text on the headstone marker or medallion.
4. Apply adhesive or sealant to the back of the letters or design elements and carefully place them on the headstone marker or medallion according to the outlined shape.
5. Press down firmly on the letters or design elements to ensure proper adhesion.
6. Allow the adhesive or sealant to dry as per the manufacturer's instructions.
7. Once dry, use a clean cloth or brush to remove any excess adhesive or sealant from the surface of the headstone marker or medallion.
8. Finally, inspect the filled out headstone marker or medallion for any imperfections or areas that require touch-ups.
9. Make any necessary corrections or enhancements to ensure a finished and polished appearance.

Who needs headstones markers and medallions?

1. Families who have lost a loved one and wish to memorialize their grave with a headstone marker or medallion.
2. Funeral homes and cemeteries that provide burial services and offer headstone marker or medallion options to their customers.
3. Military and government organizations that use headstone markers or medallions to honor the service and sacrifice of veterans and servicemen.
4. Organizations or individuals who want to commemorate a historical event or significant figure by placing a headstone marker or medallion at a specific location.

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What is headstones markers and medallions?

Headstones markers and medallions are items used to mark the graves of individuals, typically made of stone or metal.

Who is required to file headstones markers and medallions?

The families or individuals responsible for the burial or maintenance of a grave are typically required to file headstones markers and medallions.

How to fill out headstones markers and medallions?

Headstones markers and medallions are usually filled out by providing the necessary information such as the name of the deceased, dates of birth and death, and any personal messages or symbols.

What is the purpose of headstones markers and medallions?

The purpose of headstones markers and medallions is to provide a permanent marker for a grave site, allowing visitors to locate and honor the deceased.

What information must be reported on headstones markers and medallions?

Information such as the name of the deceased, dates of birth and death, and any personal messages or symbols are typically reported on headstones markers and medallions.