Years ago I (Chad) was commissioned by Anheuser Busch to paint their evolving logos on granite. I was given five 32"diameter polished granite disks and one 48" disk of solid marble. I took them to a local tombstone manufacturer and had the patterns sandblasted two different depths and then painted the exposed granite with tombstone paint.The five finished paintings were installed into a brick wall, outside, on the new addition to the brewery. They are still there today and will last forever. The one 48" marble disk was installed into the sidewalk as a seal at the entrance of the administration building. A coating to make it non-slippery was applied which turned the color of the paint. That painting was eventually was removed. After the project was finished I was asked to paint one more A.H. Eagle. It was sent to St. Louis and was hung in the Vice Presidents office.
Check them out the next time you're on the north side of Jacksonville.....and take a tour of the brewery! 
There is one more older logo but I couldn't find a photo of it. 
Jerry and his brother Jason are the owners of 
We love these photos taken at MaryAnne and Jerry's house!
We stopped by 11 East downtown, where Jerry chose door #2 and met the girl of his dreams!
We also stopped by a swanky little bar MaryAnne and Jerry like to frequent, 
Megan's Moffatt necklace .
Jill Stonier and Mandi Adams worked together to make sure hair and make-up were perfect on the entire bridal party and the bride and grooms moms. 
Megan went from laughter to tears of joy when reading a letter from Daniel.
Megan's beautiful mother helping her with her veil and finishing touches.
Megan's father seeing her for the first time in her gown. It was a very emotional time.
Megan and Daniel's first look. If you look closely you can see her bridesmaids looking down from the window. We love it!!
This photograph wasn't taken, but made. It's the result of three photographers working together.
Megan's brother, gettin' down!
Daniel did a danced his way out through thier exit!
