Bulldozer Urns

More Than Child's Play

Many of us grew up playing with bulldozer toys. Popular in backyards and playrooms around North America, mini bulldozers have given children room to exercise their imaginations as they push their dozers across the floor, raise and lower the scoops, and imagine a day when they might operate full-sized bulldzers themselves.

Some of these children go on to do just that, and their profession is not to be underestimated. 

Important Work

Bulldozers provide the backbone of construction work, mining, and quarry operations.

Whether they're small, medium, large, or extra-large, these dozers accomplish tasks that other types of machinery just can't match, and those who can operate them safely and effectively are providing essential service. Without such individuals, every single one of the industries that rely on them would grind to a halt, if not stop entirely.

If your loved one operated a bulldozer during their lifetime, then a wonderful way to commemorate their service to society is with a powerful bulldozer cremation urn.

Storied History

The word bulldoze traces its roots back to the 19th century; and during World War I, an early prototype of the bulldozer helped transport goods and weapons across land. 

In the late 1930s, the tracked vehicles became more common, and they became the go-to machine in the construction industry working on large projects like the building of Hoover Dam and the Golden Gate Bridge. By the 1940s, the term bulldozer referred to the entire machine and not just the attachment. (Iron Solutions)

Eventually, as technology advanced and the machine's use became essential to many aspects of our country's infrastructure, the bulldozer became an American icon. 

Choosing a bulldozer cremation urn is a great way to leverage that iconic status to remember your friend, family member, or loved one. 

Changing the World, One Job at a Time

As mentioned above, bulldozers are used across many industries. Farming, construction, road-building, and many other endeavors could not take place at scale without them. 

Bulldozers are used to dig shallow trenches, remove trees and stumps, pack earth, spread soil, and clear and level both small and large swaths of land. They're also used in excavation. 

Though many of us go our entire lives without giving the humble bulldozer a second thought, there's no doubt that our lives have been changed because of them. Indeed, the world as we know it has forever been changed because of the invention of the bulldozer. 

Is it any wonder that bulldozer operators may choose as powerful bulldozer cremation urn as their final resting place? 

Remembering Our Loved Ones for Who They Are

All of us are unique individuals. It's impossible to boil down our entire existence into just one aspect. We live full lives, complete with pursuits, careers, social lives, interests, and hobbies. We know how we would like to be remembered some day, but when a loved one dies, we may struggle to decide how best to memorialize them once they are gone.

If your loved one took pride in their job, and if that job included the use of a bulldozer, perhaps the best way to remember a life well lived would be to memorialize them with a powerful bulldozer cremation urn.