Crafted with care.
Made to remember.
Death dates and inscriptions added to existing memorials, directly on-site in the cemetery. Over 30 years of lettering and engraving experience.
On-site cemetery service across our listed Kentucky and southern Indiana counties. View the StoneWorks & Marshall county coverage map ↗
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Memorial Lettering
Names, birth dates, death dates and inscriptions carefully added to existing monuments.
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Custom artwork, laser engraving, engraved signs and details that make a project personal.
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Our family, our work.
Rick Marshall
Owner, StoneWorks Lettering
StoneWorks Lettering is a family business built on more than 30 years of stonework and engraving experience. My father, Richard, started the business, and I took over in 2017. I’m Rick Marshall, and I’m proud to carry on the work he began.
We help families create new memorials as well as care for those already in place. That can mean designing a memorial from the beginning, adding a name, date or inscription, or repairing and refreshing an existing stone. Much of our lettering work takes place directly in the cemetery. Whatever the project, we know how much these memorials mean to the families who trust us.
Meet our family and team
My wife, Katy, brings an artist’s eye to our laser engraving and memorial designs. Her work spans painting, tattoos, fiber arts and printmaking, and that creativity helps us make each project personal. My own background includes graphic design, photography, video, sculpture and painting—all of which influence how I approach lettering and stonework.
Bobby is another important part of our team. He’s a talented artist whose experience spans graphic design, glassblowing and a range of other fine arts. He brings that creativity and attention to detail to memorial design and on-site lettering. We’re fortunate to have his talent and care in the work we do.
The family tradition continues with my brother, Johnathan. With more than 10 years of engraving experience, he runs Marshall Monument Lettering, serving mainly central and southern Kentucky, while StoneWorks serves our northern territory.
We’re a small team, and we take pride in doing the work well and treating people with care. Our goal is simple: to help you honor someone you love with a memorial that feels personal and craftsmanship that will last.
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Tell us what you need
Share the inscription, location, photos and any ideas you have for the project.
Review the details
Confirm the scope and pricing, and review a drawing or proof when your project needs one.
Bring it to completion
We complete the agreed work with attention to lettering, placement and finish.
A few practical answers.
How long should I allow?
Allow 30–60 days. Work is often completed sooner; we will discuss timing for your project.
Can you work at the cemetery?
Yes. We work directly on-site in cemeteries. Send the cemetery name, county and any location details you have so we can confirm availability.
What about cemetery permission?
Cemetery requirements vary. Include any permit, cemetery instructions or contact information you already have so the requirements can be reviewed before work is scheduled.
Can you match existing lettering?
Send a clear photo of the whole monument and a close-up of the existing lettering so we can review the style, size and spacing with your request.
Will I see a proof?
If your project needs a drawing, we will review the design and approval steps with you before engraving.
What affects the price?
The wording, number of letters and numbers, and any panel additions affect the lettering estimate. Cleaning and refreshing existing paint are quoted separately after review.
Let’s make something that lasts.
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