Useful Links

MONUMENT INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS

• American Institute of Commemorative Art
  
• Barre Granite Association
  
• Elberton Granite Association
  

STATE ASSOCIATIONS

• California Monument Association, Inc.
  
• Connecticut Monument Builders Guild
  
• Carolinas, Monument Builders of the
• Florida Monument Builders Association
  
• Indiana Monument Builders Association
• Iowa, Monument Builders of
• Kentucky Association of Monument Dealers
• Michigan Monument Builders
• New Jersey, Monument Builders Association
• New York State Monument Builders Association
• Ohio, Monument Builders of
• Pennsylvania, Monument Builders of
• Tennessee Monument Builders
• Wisconsin Association of Monument Builders
  

PROVINCIAL ASSOCIATIONS

• Ontario Monument Builders Association
• Quebec, Association des Detailants de Monuments du
• Manitoba Monument Builders
  

REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

• Mid America Monument Builders Association (Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma)
• Mid-Atlantic Monument Builders (Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Washington DC, West Virginia)
• New England Monument Dealers Association (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Vermont)
• Northwest Monument Builders (Minnesota, Nebraska, North & South Dakota)
• Pacific Northwest Monument Builders Association (British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington)
• Rocky Mountain Monument Builders (Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming)
• Southern Monument Builders Association (Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas)

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS

• Associated Granite Craftsmen's Guild of New York City Metropolitan Area

OTHER LINKS OF INTEREST

• Funeral and Memorial Information Council (FAMIC)
  
• Spirits Alive
  
• Find A Grave
  
• Canadian Ministry of Consumer and Business Services
  
• Michigan Senate Enrolled Bill
  
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