Design Catalog - Native American

Browse our range of standard designs, granite colors, font choices and monument shapes to gain inspiration in creating your unique monument.

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Arrow Head01

Arrow Head02

Arrow Head03

Beaded Fan

Bell & Feathers

Boats

Dancer & Dream Weaver

Drained Warrior

Drained Warrior03

Dream Catcher

Dream Catcher002

Drum w feathers

Feather

Feather02

Feathers03

Feather06

Feather07

Feathers07

Feather08

Feather10

Feathers10 with Rose

Feather13

Feathers and dream catcher

Frog

Head Dress01

KILLER WHALE

Moccasins

Native American Orca

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WYLIE MONUMENTS

Family History

Tom Wylie started selling monuments in the Portland area in 1912. In 1917 he moved his family to Pendleton, Oregon where he purchased the Pendleton Monument Co. In 1921 Tom established the Wylie Monument Company in Walla Walla where it remains today at the corner of Seventh and Main.

Tom's son, Kelly, entered the business in 1926. He worked with his father until Tom's death in 1964. Throughout Kelly's years in the business many ideas evolved. Modernization and a much larger service area were just a few contributions Kelly left with the company.

In 1964 Kelly's son Richard came into the business continuing the modernization and extending the service area even further. He purchased the company's first computer system that would eventually revolutionize the process of producing memorials at the Wylie Monument Co.

Richard's son, Justin, came into the business in 1997, after completing his education at Gonzaga University.

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