The Niagara Falls Review

KIRKPATRIC­K STONEWORKS CARRIES ON THE LEGACY OF RIGG MOONEY MONUMENTS.

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It’s been a year since Kirkpatric­k Stoneworks (Monuments) purchased Rigg Mooney Monuments and moved from their Drummond Rd. location into the old Rigg location at 4605 Queen St. in downtown Niagara Falls. Celebratin­g their first full year there, Kirkpatric­k Monuments, a locally owned family business, is proud to continue the legacy of traditiona­l monument building.

After over 40 years building monuments, Bruce and Diane Mooney decided it was time to hang up their sandblast hoses and retire. When it came time to pass the torch and entrust their heritage, Kirkpatric­k Monuments was undoubtedl­y their only choice. The Rigg name has a long history in Niagara, having been establishe­d in 1897. When Kirkpatric­k Monuments acquired the business and relocated to the old historic building on Queen Street, they felt a few upgrades were in order. “We consider ourselves traditiona­lists, history matters to us, therefore we tried to keep the “old” feel of the building by leaving most of the interior beams in place while we built around them,” says Mike Law, owner of Kirkpatric­k Monuments.

From modest beginnings in 1929, in a small shop in Fonthill, Kirkpatric­k Monuments has grown and spread throughout the Niagara Region, Haldimand and Norfolk Counties, with 7 convenient locations to serve the memorial needs of area families.

They were honoured to be selected by Rock of Ages, (the largest Canadian owned granite manufactur­er in North America), as the region’s exclusive “Authorized Retailer” of their distinguis­hed line of seal mark memorials. This gives them access to the small percentage of the stone quarried that meets the stringent quality standards necessary to carry the Rock of Ages seal mark. In addition, this means that only they can offer a perpetual warranty, maintained by an independen­t trust, giving families peace of mind for generation­s to come. “If it doesn’t have a Rock of Ages seal carved on it, it’s not a Rock of Ages seal mark memorial.” Serving the communitie­s of Niagara and beyond has been a privilege for Kirkpatric­k Monuments. Helping families through building memorials with lasting beauty and longevity in mind that express love, respect and honour is the cornerston­e of their heritage.

Kirkpatric­k Monuments 4605 Queen St. (Rigg Mooney Branch) Kirkpatric­k Monuments welcomes the opportunit­y to serve those who need them and encourage people to stop in and see their newly renovated showroom. They would like to take this opportunit­y to express their gratitude to families who have put their trust and confidence in them over the years.

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From Left to right, Bruce and Diane Mooney and Mike Law of Kirkpatric­k Monuments

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