AN AUTHORIZED INDEPENDENT

ROCK OF AGES RETAILER

Honoring Life Since 1883

Polchinski Memorials, Inc., an Independent Authorized Rock of Ages Retailer, proudly stands as a premier monument and memorial company nestled in Hawthorne, Westchester County, NY. For nearly a century and a half, our legacy has been intertwined with the Greater New York area, where we have been dedicated to serving families since established in 1883.

As a proud member of the Rock of Ages family, our commitment is to provide you with the absolute finest memorials, headstones, monuments, and mausoleums, all meticulously crafted from the world’s most exquisite granites. We recognize that creating a personalized memorial may feel unfamiliar to many, which is why we humbly offer our extensive experience, profound knowledge, a keen design eye, and exceptional service. When combined with the boundless capabilities of Rock of Ages, America’s foremost quarrier and manufacturer, we approach every project with unwavering confidence, knowing there is no memorial too complex or special that we cannot adeptly handle.

Our rich history tells the tale of dedicated individuals who have carried the torch forward, ensuring the legacy of Polchinski Memorials endures. Founded by Joseph Polchinski in 1883, the company saw the leadership of his sons, Edward and Arthur. Michael Ciaramella, Sr., assumed the mantle of management after the passing of the Polchinski brothers, with his son, Michael K. Ciaramella, joining the team in 1973. After an impressive 50-year tenure, Michael K. retired, entrusting the business to fellow memorialist, Jason Titus.

Jason brings a lifetime of creative design and diversified business experience to Polchinski Memorials. His family has been engrained in the monument industry for five generations, dating back to A.D. Titus and Co., established in 1897 in Western New York. Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in sculpture and design, Jason’s vision is to continue the tradition of excellence, guiding Polchinski Memorials in helping families to honor “A Life Well Lived.”