OUR STORY... Eagle Granite Company, Inc. is a family-owned business that concentrates on providing excellent quality memorials with prompt service to its customers. The company was established in 1961 and has grown to become one of the premier granite manufacturers in Elberton. We own and operate our own quarries from which we get our Eagle Blue granite, a beautiful, dark blue/gray stone, and our medium blue granites, Millstone and Blue Ridge blue/gray. In addition to monuments in Eagle Blue, Millstone Blue, and Blue Ridge Blue we also manufacture memorials in American Black, Autumn Rose, Medium Barre Granite, Canadian Mahogany, Dark Blue, Eagle Black (a Select Dark Impala), Georgia Cherokee Marble, Jet Black, Kershaw Pink, Morning Rose, Oconee (Rosanna), Salisbury Pink, Select Eagle Red, Silver Cloud, and Sunset Rose. Eagle Granite Company has a history of excellent quality and good service. We stand behind all of our memorials. In addition to monuments, we also manufacture sawn side markers and granite bases for bronze. We also produce foundation slabs to be used under monuments in lieu of concrete. Recently we have begun producing products for the building industry. We produce pavers and steps as well as material for walls and wall caps.

OUR STAFF...

Elliott Paul is the President of Eagle Granite Company, Inc.. Elliott started in the granite industry out of high school and learned the industry from the ground up with Allen Granite Co., Inc. In 1981 he partnered with Tony Adams at Eagle Granite Company and over the last twenty years has built the company into one of the premier manufacturers and quarriers in Elberton.

Bob Paul is the Vice President and General Manager at Eagle Granite. Bob started working in the granite industry while in college at Furman University and has been working full time since 1991. Bob is active in the Elberton Rotary Club and the local theater group.

Nick Fleischer first began learning about the granite industry while in high school. During the summers he worked at Eagle while attending college at USC Aiken. Upon graduation with a degree in business he came home to help run the company. Nick is the Operations Manager and has been responsible for helping to upgrade the production in our plant facilities.

James Walters is the Plant Superintendent and works hard to make sure that the orders are manufactured correctly and loaded on time to get to our customers. James and his wife Jan are the parents of Nathan and Jilly - a middle schooler and elementary schooler respectively. James is involved as a coach with both of his children.

Emily Smith is the resident order expert with over forty years experience in the granite industry. Emily resides in the Rock Branch community in Elbert County and loves living in the country. She enjoys her two grandchildren, both of whom adore her.

Tina Cannon provides the friendly voice that you are most likely to hear when you first call us. Tina works processing orders and quarry shipments. She and her husband David live on a farm in the Rock Branch community with their two children.

Tammey Bohlen works with scheduling and shipping. She and her husband Phil live here in Elberton. They have one daughter who attends college. She has ten years experience working in the granite industry. Tammey and Phil are active members at First Methodist Church.

Judy Smith is the bookkeeper and works with all of our accounts. She also has a lot of experience in the granite industry. Judy is the proud grandmother of two grandchildren. She and her husband Gary enjoy spending time with and spoiling both of them.

Paula Stephens is a draftsman and operates our Monu-Cad system. She is married to Robby and has 4 children and one grandchild. She attends Bowman Church of God and is a BIG Florida Gator Fan.

Allen Seymour is a draftsman with thirty years experience. He operates one of our Gerber cad systems. He and his daughter Haylee live in Elbert County and have a miniature pit bull and a flying squirrel. Allen is a NASCAR enthusiast.

Sanford Butler is an Eagle Granite Company sales rep. He has two daughters – Hannah and Brooklyn Butler. He enjoys golf, motorcycles, water and snow skiing, and boating. SEC football is the only college football (GO DAWGS!). He loves to travel and his passion is cooking. He has been involved in the granite industry since 1986. His grandfather started Townler Corporation in 1946. The name derived from W.C. Townsend, who started importing marble in 1886. His parents own and operate Townler Corporation to this day.

Don Hulme is an Eagle Granite Company sales rep. Don and his wife Jean have two children – Leanne Freeman and Jim Hulme, 5 grandchildren. He has been working in the granite industry for 40 years. He attends First Methodist Church, enjoys golf, supporting the Georgia Bulldogs, and traveling.

Terry Bradshaw is an Eagle Granite Company sales rep. Growing up as an Army Brat, Terry has lived in 9 different states, Japan and graduated from high school in Heidelberg, Germany. After graduation her father retired to Elberton and established the ROTC department at ECCHS. She followed in her father’s footsteps and served in the U.S. Army as a medic during the Vietnam era. Her son is continuing the military tradition; he has served one tour in Iraq and is currently stationed in Kaiserlautern, Germany. After 26 years in Phoenix, AZ, she finally returned to Elberton to be close to her family in 2001. She quickly learned that granite was the name of the game! She has spent the last 7 years in the granite industry in both customer service and sales learning all aspects of the manufacturing process. She enjoys working with her customers to design the most meaningful monuments. Terry has also become very active with the local community theater group. She had a small part in a play several years ago and got bit by the acting bug. She has since appeared in 5 plays with her favorite role being Ouiser in Steel Magnolias.

Rick Edwards is an Eagle Granite Company sales rep. Rick moved to Elberton about 5 years ago to get some fresh air and elbow room. Because he had some experience in the sign business he made a natural transition into the granite business. There are a lot of similarities. Both use visual communication on two levels as a way to get the message across: not just what the words say but how the product makes you feel when you look at it. Both industries rely on many people to complete the process and satisfy the customer. It’s a team effort. His hobbies are bike riding, hiking, wood working and cooking. Rick enjoys working in sales and helping customers. Rick believes that "what we do affects the lives and feelings of people we may never meet. So it is only by our products and service that we are known. Where I come from, that’s called your reputation."