Our Team
Matt and Beth Morrison
The Morrison Family: Matt, Beth, Lydia, Elliana, Isaac and Phoebe
Matt and Beth Morrison spent most of their adult life in service oriented occupations. This service-oriented mindset compelled them to start Morrison Monuments, and build a company intentionally focused on faithfully serving grieving families.
Matt was a Pastor for 13 years. This gave him a unique perspective on life and community. What he learned most was that people need to be loved. He has spent many years trying to express this in word and action. He began his time in monuments sales working with his family. He gained tons of experience and perspective on what it takes to properly produce monuments. This experience allowed him to step out on his own, and begin a company with his wife.
Beth has spent her whole adult life serving people as a Social Worker. Not only is she lovingly raising four beautiful children but runs all of the behind-the-scene operations at Morrison Monuments. When she is not working outside of our home, she is the heart and soul of the Morrison clan. Her constant giving-to-others mentality provides her the perfect perspective on care and service to our families. As a licensed Social Worker she can help advise our families with Senior Adult needs.
The Morrison family would love to meet you in person. If you stop in to meet us, as we hope you do, on any given day, you may spot one, or all four, of the Morrison kiddos around the shop. We are sincere when we say that Morrison Monuments is a family business.
Brandon Fairchild - Sales Manager, vandalia
Brandon Fairchild started with us in May of 2022 to help us start our new North Dixie Branch. He has been a family friend since the mid-90’s, and has been a part of our future plans for a while now. Brandon comes from a Social Work background. He spent 11 years in the Social work field serving families in and around the Dayton area.
He joined the Morrison Monuments team as Branch Manager of the North Dixie Branch. He brings a much-needed willingness to serve families with compassion and empathy to our North branch. He’s in charge of the branch’s artwork design process, understanding how to best design each granite color, knowing the restrictions for each cemetery, and providing the best customer service for each of our families.
Larry Morrison - Sales Manager, Bellbrook
Morrison Monuments was created to serve families, because at the core, we are family. We named our company after the legacy of two generations of people who directly impacted our lives. Starting with Percy and Betty Morrison, and most importantly Larry and Linda Morrison. Without the faithful hard work of those two generations, we wouldn't have even had the chance to start our own company. So, we wanted to pay homage to that legacy.
Larry Morrison has served the Greater Dayton area in the monument industry for over 35 years. He has served thousands of families faithfully, and in many occasions has served multiple generations of the same family. If you have purchased a monument in the Greene County area, chances are likely that you purchased it from Larry Morrison.
Jeff Woliver - Production Manager
Jeff Woliver has been a part of the vision for Morrison Monuments from the very beginning, at a lunch table in a mall food court back in 2018. Jeff and Matt had worked together in the monument industry for years, and when Morrison Monuments was created Jeff offered his skills and abilities to help get our company off the ground.
Now, as production manager, Jeff is in charge of our production process. This includes laying out stencil, sandblasting, finishing and setting. He is also skilled in all types of repairs for memorials/monuments. We are grateful that Jeff is a part of our team for his hard work and industry knowledge. We are also grateful that his beautiful wife and kids are able to join us in making this a family environment. Jeff serves in his local church and is constantly seeking ways to help people and his community. His servant heart and work ethic made him the perfect team member.
Mogan Buschur - Production Assistant
Mogan started on our staff in July of 2022, and has been a cheerful presence on our production team since! Mogan is a vital part of the production process. As production assistant, he helps us ensure you receive a high-quality headstone in a timely manner. We are grateful that Mogan is a part of our team for his high-energy personality and friendly attitude.
Mogan is married to Christin, and the two recently welcomed the newest addition to their family, baby Isaac.
Ean Woliver - Production Assistant
Ean joined our team in May of 2023 as production assistant. Ean is a hard-working, outspoken member of the Morrison Monuments family, and we’re blessed to have him to provide insight and a unique perspective to our production team.
Our Core Commitments
Highest Quality
Matt has been around the monument industry his whole life. This has given him a unique understanding of quality within the industry. He personally works with each supplier to ensure the highest quality of monument, unmatched in the Dayton area. If the quality of the monument does not meet the standards of the customer, it will be replaced or fixed at the cost of Morrison Monuments. You do not have to pay extra or pay for some warranty. This is who we are, and we promise to make it right or we will refund your money 100%.
Best Prices
The monument industry is differentiated by who offers the highest quality. However, the client should not have to overpay to get that quality. Morrison Monuments commits to our clients to work with the best suppliers to ensure the highest quality, while at the same time keeping our prices at the best possible market value. We do this by controlling our overhead and purchasing the granite from our manufacturers at the best prices. If you find a competitor who offers the same monument at a better price, bring in that quote and we will match the price at the time of purchase.
Empathic Customer Care
It all starts with the customer. We have always been drawn to be caring servants to those in our lives. In this industry we are given the privilege to meet with people in their deepest time of grief. We take this privilege very seriously, and we want to treat people with the love and empathy that we long for ourselves. That means that we do everything in our power to take care of you. If we cannot, we will direct you to the people who can.