Enderle Vault Company

     Frank Xavier Enderle was born May 5, 1884 in Bertingau, Germany. He was orphaned at the
age of nine. In 1906, he married Rosina Mulliner and emigrated from Germany to the United States. They had three sons, Frank Christian, Frank Xavier, Jr., and Arthur T. Enderle. In 1920, Frank Sr. founded Enderle Concrete Company on San Fernando Road, in the City of
Los Angeles. It was here he invented the concrete burial vault.

     After the death of Frank, Sr., his son Arthur took control of the company. Arthur continued
  the success of the family business on San Fernando Road until 1976 when he moved
  Enderle  Concrete Company, now known as Enderle Vault Company, to the City of
  Inglewood.

      Today Enderle Vault Company is one of the leading manufacturers of burial vaults in the
  industry.

      Enderle Vault's mission is to provide the highest quality products and services to our
  customers.