Sorry, but there will be only one name per stone. Legacy Stones are custom-designed to display the personal information of one individual.

Can I use my maiden name along with my married name on my Legacy Stone?

Yes. Maiden names will be displayed in parentheses before or after your married name, Jane Doe (Smith), for example. Please keep in mind, however, parentheses will count as two characters.

I want to buy a Legacy Stone for a deceased loved one. Can I include both their date of birth and death on the stone?

Sorry, but these are not meant as memorials. Legacy Stones are meant to celebrate the life of an individual, and their pride in this province. You may purchase a stone for a deceased person, but only their birthdate will show.

We cannot guarentee placement next to a specific person, such as a spouse. To provide this service, all such stones would have to be ordered at the same time, so they can be placed at the same time. We cannot place a new stone next to one already laid as it would involve removing and repositioning other stones.

Sorry, but again, these stones are made for individuals only.

Can I use my nickname on the stone?

You may use whatever name you wish on your Legacy Stone, provided it does not exceed 24 characters. Please note that nicknames are usually displayed within quotation marks ("...") which will count as two characters on that line.

Due to limited space on the Legacy Stones, we are restricted to the name, where the person is from and their date of birth.

I was born outside of the province, but I have lived in the province all of my life - do I have to have the compass rose symbol on my stone?

It is your decision where you wish to say you are from. If you were born outside of the province, but you consider yourself to be a Newfoundlander, then by all means, tell the world so.