June 2018

Page B11 JUNE 2018 FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS S ec t i on B Carrier Mausoleums Construction, USA acquires Mork Mausoleum Construction Perfect Memorials Adds Two Deer Urns to its Popular Heavenly Creations Urn Collection worked extremely hard in collaboration with our manufac- turing partner over the past few months to create these truly extraordinary urns and finally bringing them to market has everyone at Perfect Memorials very excited.” Perfect Memorials is offering the Deer Cremation Urn in two sizes. The large has generous capacity of over 400 cubic inches while the small version intended to be a sharing urn has a capacity just over 70 cubic inches. Both feature a high- ly detailed male whitetail deer standing proudly in front of a tree with classic details resembling the forest floor below. The ly hold the cremains of the remembered allowing these heir- loom quality memorials to be cherished by loved ones for years and generations to come. Perfect Memorials is one of the premier suppliers of high quality and affordable memorial products. Perfect Memorials offers the largest collection of memorial products in the world, exceeding over 13,000 premium-quality items in its catalog. In addition to having the largest selection in the industry, Perfect Memorials boasts over 30,000 customer and product reviews. For more information, visit www.PerfectMemorials.com . The Dodge Company Welcomes Lincoln Plain to its Team of Sales Reps BELLERICA,MA— The Dodge Com- pany is pleased to announce the ad- dition of Lincoln Plain to its team of sales representatives. If Lincoln’s time spent in Billerica and on the road is any indication, he is certain to provide excellent service to the funeral service professionals in his territory which covers Minnesota and North Dakota. Lincoln has taken over the territo- ry previously served by Gregg Bright who is now enjoying retirement. He was initially licensed as a funeral ser- vice practitioner in Minnesota in 1995, having graduated the University of Min- nesota with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mor- tuary Science that same year. Lincoln has been in funeral service for twenty- eight years, twenty of which were spent with O’Halloran and Murphy Funer- al Home in St. Paul. Lincoln also spent many years as a trade embalmer/recon- struction specialist in Western Wiscon- sin. Interestingly, his goal for the last ten years has been to be a part of the Dodge family as a sales representative. Community service is very important to Lincolnwho is the organizer of the an- nual Original 33 Memorial Ride, a 150- mile ride out of Prior Lake, MN which is held each September in memory of Ja- son Wilkes. Additionally, he participates in the annual Blackwods Blizzard Ride, a snowmobile benefit ride to help fund a cure for Lou Gehrig’s disease. Tim Collison, Dodge’s chief oper- ating officer, said “I have known Lin- coln for several years and am happy that he is now part of the Dodge sales force. Lincoln is very organized and possesses valuable experience which will serve his customers well.” EDEN PRAIRIE,MN— Per- fect Memorials has an- nounced they’ve added two new deer cremation urns to their very popular and ever ex- panding Heavenly Creations cremation urn collection. “Our team is so excit- ed to finally begin offering our customers these new Deer Cremation Urns,” says Shawn O’Brien, product specialist at Perfect Memo- rials. “Our design team has optional plaque offered by Perfect Memorials allows the family to personalize the me- morial with text, poems, art- work, and even an engraved photo of their loved one. All Heavenly Creations urns by Perfect Memorials are made of a very durable cold-cast resin that is high- ly durable and resists fad- ing from UV light. The urns have a removable panel with a rubber seal that will secure- PORTLAND,OR— Carrier Mausoleums Construction, USA, Inc. (CMC) has acquired Mork Mausoleum Con- struction, Inc., based in Waukesha, WI. Both Mork Mausoleum and Carrier Mausoleums Con- struction USA Inc. were started in 1984 and share com- mon values and a passion for quality work and service. The acquisition of Mork by CMC will solidify the com- pany’s footprint in the Midwest while providing exist- ing Mork customers with an increased product offering that will now include glass front niches, exterior colum- barium, bronze, cremation equipment as well as funeral home and industrial construction. Mork’s leadership team composed of Jim, Mike and Barba- ra will remain with CMC and help grow the Midwest busi- ness. “We are truly excited about Mork and their quality staff joining CMC as we keep expanding and better servicing our clients,” said Louis-Philippe Carrier, president of CMC. Garrett Smith Named Office Manager at DST Garrett Smith fice manager. Smith has a strong foundation in cus- tomer service and will be assisting with the compa- ny’s complete line of ser- vices and equipment for the modern Care Center. Smith commented, “The family environment and in- tegrity driven atmosphere were strong factors for join- ing DST. I look forward to serving our unique custom- er base and continuing the company’s twenty-seven year history of excellence.” BOULDER,CO— Duncan Stuart Todd, Ltd., The Prepa- ration Room Specialist, has named Garrett Smith as of-