Wrentham Scout Plans 9/11 Memorial
Tribute In Stone is inspired by the initiative and leadership of Boy Scout, Troy Neubecker. He plans to honor those who suffered a loss in the tragic events of 9/11 as part of his Boy Scout Eagle Project. By actively raising $20,000 and coordinating town officials, benefactors, and business partners, Troy’s efforts will result in a beautiful granite monument in front of the Wrentham Town Hall as a lasting remembrance for future generations. We are proud to help Troy with this project, and to offer guidance with a granite project of this size. We invite you to join us in support of Troy’s efforts. Follow his progress or donate online at www.wrentham911.com. Donations can also be mailed to Wrentham Cooperative Bank, 102 South Street, Wrentham, MA. 02093. Thank you for helping with this important community project.
About Us
Tribute In Stone is a full-service, family-owned and operated granite dealer with over 25 years of experience. We offer the finest selection of memorials in any shape, color, and design.
Our services range from providing memorials, markers, and private mausoleums, to lettering and cleaning. We also specialize in granite benches and signs.
You can rely on us to meet your granite needs with personal service and attention to every detail.
Shila Duffy, Owner
Shila brings a range of skills—including entrepreneurial savvy—to Tribute In Stone. In addition to owning her own real estate firm, Shila’s experience includes real estate management and over twelve years as a real estate broker. Shila’s strategic vision, strengthened by her follow-through and attention to details, inspires customer confidence. Born in North Attleboro, Shila was raised overseas while her father served the military in Germany and Okinawa for the Department of Defense. She graduated from University of Maryland and Salem State College with a degree in elementary education. Shila’s role in the family business at Tribute In Stone is a “win-win” situation: it allows her to partner with husband, Todd, to maximize the company’s advantage while raising their three young boys together.
Todd Duffy, Owner
Todd is a skilled craftsman backed by a twenty-year career as a licensed General Contractor. Born and raised in Massachusetts, he served six years in the Air National Guard. Todd’s design talent, know-how, and project management skills give Tribute In Stone a competitive edge. In addition to partnering with his wife, Shila, in all aspects of the family business, Todd coaches his three sons in an active sports schedule. He is also a dedicated New England Patriots fan and a motorcycle enthusiast.
John Armell, General Sales Manager
John’s expertise spans more than 25 years and covers all facets of the granite industry. In his role as General Sales Manager—and as Shila’s Uncle—he is a cornerstone to the Tribute In Stone family business. His experience includes sales, design, layout, sandblasting, monument setting and monument cleaning. Formerly of Morse and Beggs, John is well respected in industry circles. He has a reputation for customer satisfaction; in fact, many faithful customers stop in to Tribute In Stone just to say “hello.” John’s breadth and depth of knowledge make him an invaluable resource to the Tribute In Stone team. In his spare time, John enjoys golfing, and likes to vacation on Cape Cod with his wife, children, and grandchildren.
United We Remember
Tribute In Stone Monument Company is honored to design and build the 9/11 monument in the park next to the Plainville, MA Fire and Police station. This memorial serves as a testament of Plainville’s commitment to honor the brave Americans who were killed in The World Trade Center, at the Pentagon, and those who fought back and died in the remote field in Shanksville, PA on September 11th. The stone was unveiled and dedicated on Sunday, September 11, 2011. 
In Memory of Fallen Heroes
Tribute In Stone Monument Company was honored to professionally engrave the names of nine fallen State Police Officers on a memorial remembering Bay State Officers lost in the line of duty. Read about the memorial ceremony in The Boston Herald, here.