We are proud to be apart of the Chamber of Commerce…
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Are you looking for a extraordinary way to remember your pet?
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First Responders Memorial is now set in place…
We get this question quite frequently. Let us help you with your fundraising project. It really is very simple. If you are looking to raise funds for your parish, school, a military project, or create a memorial garden, we can help. Just check the list of projects that we have already been a part of and you will know that Lincoln Granite is able to complete from start to finish. Give us a call to schedule an appointment to meet with you. We now are offering full service. Make one call to us and we will have our estimators and installers give you an estimate of the complete job from start to finish. The following is a list of some, but not all, projects that we have been a part of:
WAR/CIVIC
Amvets Mt. Clemens, Freedom Hill, Eastpointe City Hall, Clinton Twp. City Hall, Madison Heights City Hall, Chrysler Lynch Road, KIA Heart of America, Macomb Co., Richmond VFW, Shelby Old Settlers Post, City of Macomb Military&First Responders.
CHURCHES/PARISHES
Brighton Assembly of God, Capuchin Detroit and Capuchin Retreat, Cross Lutheran, St. Anne, St. Hubbert, St. Louis, St. Luke, St. Mark, St. Peters Lutheran, St. Thomas, St. Lawrence.
CITY PROJECTS
Shelby Twp, Clinton Twp. city hall,Sterling Heights, New Baltimore, Eastpointe, Hazel Park Police Dept, Clinton-Macomb Library, Madison Heights
SCHOOLS
Wayne State Univ, Law and Medical, Ardmore, Eagle, Fox, Franklin Road Christian, Masonic Heights, Messmore Elementary, Southfield Christian, Lutheran High School Northwest, Lottie Schmidt, L’ance Creuse HS marching band.
ORGANIZATIONS
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, Grosse Pointe Baseball, Clinton Valley Little League, Hospice, Metro Detroit, Polish Boy Scouts Camp, Lexington, Mt. Clemens Regional Hospital, Cancer Center.
Which headstones does the VA provide a to honor a departed U.S. Veteran?
A new shipment of bricks is on their way over to Lincoln Granite today to start Phase II of the Chrysler Lynch Road project. Noel Holley and his committee raised the money towards the project with the funds from brick engraving. The unique black granite monument and engraved bricks were installed on Lynch Road just south of 6 Mile Rd in Detroit, MI. The response from the project has been so enthusiastic that they have opened up another brick engraving order. 
Noel Holley would like to invite anyone who wants to honor a veteran to purchase a 4×8 brick to be placed in the walkway at this location. He can be reached at 313-330-4987.
