bury deep, Please !
I think Costco still sells caskets if you want to go first class.
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- Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:32 am
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- Thu Aug 27, 2015 10:22 pm
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Is that kinda like the towers in India where the buzzards do the recycling work ?baldeagle wrote:I'm going to donate my body to the Southeast Texas body farm at Sam Houston State University. The cost for my demise will be zero. East Texas State will come pick up my body, and it doesn't even have to be embalmed.
- Thu Aug 27, 2015 5:50 pm
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As an old guy, I spent a lot of time in cemeteries with relatives while paying respects to dead relatives. Sometimes even picnic'ing there. People don't do that much anymore. Cemeteries are pretty much missing visitors these days. I've been to some Easter sunrise services held at cemeteries, four or five times, 50 years ago...
I'll be the first in my entire family tree to be cremated.
At some point cemeteries, even the 'perpetual care' ones, will be demolished and covered over with something more useful like so many in the big cities of Europe and UK have been.
I'll be the first in my entire family tree to be cremated.
At some point cemeteries, even the 'perpetual care' ones, will be demolished and covered over with something more useful like so many in the big cities of Europe and UK have been.