Our second custom Bouquet urn, handmade with love in memory of our sweet Aunt Gennie. Our cousin received the first piece, a tulip bouquet. With this piece, we worked with our Uncle to design this mixed bouquet with hummingbird. We love how the finished piece turned out! We hope that it brings our uncle and family comfort and beautiful memories of our precious Gennie. She would have loved it.
Today we laid our grandfather to rest.
Eugene Walton Forsythe was granted a long life of 97 years. We were
fortunate to care for him at home in his last days. He reunited with his
love, Doris June, on September 15th...the day they would have
celebrated 73 years of marriage. He was the last born of 13
children...a was proud and brave soldier...a strong, hardworking
father...and a loving grandfather. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
We
created this custom Casket urn with his beautiful, old-fashioned
signature. His wish was to be cremated...my grandmother wished for him
to have a casket and be buried. Today he was interred next to his
beloved wife....so, that they both get their wishes.
With heavy hearts, we created a tulip bouquet
urn for our sweet Aunt Gennie.
She was an Earth Angel who bravely fought
Parkinson's for over 25 years... without complaint, without self pity,
without a harsh word spoken. She grew beautiful gardens and amazing
children.
We'll miss her humble nature, her sweet giggle, her kind heart
and beautiful soul. Virginia Ruth you truly are one of God's most
precious.
Our
200th YURN! We're humbled and so appreciative to all who chose to
remember your loved one with our memorial art, and for you who
encouraged us along the way. We thank y'all for your support...it means
so much! .....This guitar piece in honor of "Bob Papa Shoey" of Ontario,
Canada....
A personalized spin on our Butterfly YURN...painted in an Ohio
mom's favorite colors, purple and lime green. Other sentimental touches
included engravings of a handwritten note from mom and bicycle graphic, both special memories
for her daughter.
A local woman near us was looking to have a custom box to fit a Columbarium Niche for her family. Her brother had passed away years ago in 1980, and his ashes were at rest at a cemetery in California. This past Christmas, their mother passed away.
The remaining siblings decided to place mom's ashes with their bother. They needed a special box to fit the 10" x 5" x 11" space, personalized with both their names, dates, and epitaphs.
We hand-built this ceramic box to fit the space....engraving it exactly as they wished with their family name large and set between their two individual names, and a small cross in the middle.
We were contacted by Roger shortly after the unexpected passing of Lee. Separately and together, they wrote music and lyrics. He was looking for a special memorial that represented her lifelong love of music and singing.
To give us a connection to who Lee was, he emailed us some photos of her and some of their most recent songs.
Roger decided he would like a guitar urn modeled after the guitar she had played the last 10 years... her curvy Yamaha Compass cut-away.
Extra special and sentimental touches were added... a raised microphone adornment, engravings of song lyrics they wrote, and a love note in her handwriting. One song he sent with us was "Walk You Through", a song about losing a loved one. We shared with him this moment of engraving her handwritten inscription...
Prior to completing Lee's guitar, we received the most thoughtful package from Roger that included 5 CDs of their music <3 We deeply appreciated his sweet words and the kind gesture given to us, even in his time of grief.
His note enclosed read:
Hello Jamaica & Rob,
Please find a small token of appreciation from Lee and I for the kindness, the personal touch and the love you have provided. Such a rare commodity these days. Service. In the box are 3 early recordings of Lee, including her Canadian release. Also included are my only recordings with Lee helping, and Lee's last recording (solo that is), "Victory Dance". Hope you enjoy, Roger (& Lee)
We LOVED getting a chance to listen to a collection of Lee's music
dating back nearly 20 years. As well as, hearing Roger sing- we love
his folky, soft-rock style.
We were honored to create this piece in her memory, finding connection through her music, and offering Roger some comfort with a tribute handmade with love.
In sweet memory of a 16 year-old, young man from Texas. A pair of LTD electric guitar urns modeled from his instrument. 
Eugene Walton Forsythe
Hello Jamaica & Rob,
