honor what matters most
Bookworm is privileged to be the keeper of treasured memories and lasting tributes in many forms throughout the Gardens. Customize an engraved brick, granite book, concrete bench or story totem to commemorate a special occasion or honor a loved one. Whatever you choose, your item becomes part of the landscape at Bookworm—a lasting symbol you can visit and cherish for years to come.
Purchase a tribute item at Bookworm Gardens by clicking on the photos below. To make a general tribute donation in celebration of a friend, loved one, or special day, use the following link:
Engraved Bricks
Make your mark at Bookworm Gardens with an engraved brick that celebrates a loved one or a special memory. Choose between a 4” × 8” brick for $250 or a 12” x 12” paver for $500. Personalize your inscription with up to three lines of text, 20 characters (including spaces) per line.
Granite books
Write your story at Bookworm Gardens with a stately Granite Book, proudly displayed along the stone bookshelves in the Memory Garden, a cherished nook where visitors can reflect and connect with nature. Choose from three sizes to suit your message:
Small – $1,000 (2 lines of 10 characters)
Medium – $2,500 (2 lines of 12 characters)
Large – $4,000 (3 lines of 19 characters)
Story Totems
Collaborate on a one-of-a-kind sculpture that represents your favorite book, a loved one’s legacy, or a beloved pastime. Beads of the Story Totems are custom-made by a skilled ceramicist, and the sculptures vary in height. Story Totems are installed in the Memory Garden (near the stone bookshelves), and pricing begins at $1,500.
Interested in learning more? Contact us.
concrete benches
Create a peaceful place for future visitors to rest and enjoy the splendor of the Gardens with a beautifully crafted concrete bench. For a donation of $3,000, you can dedicate the bench in honor of a loved one or milestone occasion, with a personalized inscription that will stand as a lasting tribute.
“You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax, all you need is a book.”
