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(Wasn't sure where to put this)
We've just heard of a death in the family, A dear auntie (91) there's been a debate going on whether there should be a burial or a cremation. Auntie never mentioned these things so the family have decided on a cremation.
It made me think that I too would like to be cremated and think we all should let our family know our wishes.
Have you thought about it? or would you prefer not to.?
I've even chosen the music & had it downloaded on to a CD. - I suppose its because I'm a Grandmother & realise there's more years behind me than ever there is in front.
jem
We've just heard of a death in the family, A dear auntie (91) there's been a debate going on whether there should be a burial or a cremation. Auntie never mentioned these things so the family have decided on a cremation.
It made me think that I too would like to be cremated and think we all should let our family know our wishes.
Have you thought about it? or would you prefer not to.?
I've even chosen the music & had it downloaded on to a CD. - I suppose its because I'm a Grandmother & realise there's more years behind me than ever there is in front.
jem
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Whatever you want, Jem (and everyone else) I strongly recommend that you ensure that everyone who might be involved with your funeral arrangements knows about them.
My mother repeatedly told me, when I was a young child, that she wanted to be cremated, as she hated the idea of burial. She told me that again quite a few times during my teenage years, and yet again when I was an adult. But she never told my father! When she died, he'd arranged a burial before I was aware of it :(
My mother repeatedly told me, when I was a young child, that she wanted to be cremated, as she hated the idea of burial. She told me that again quite a few times during my teenage years, and yet again when I was an adult. But she never told my father! When she died, he'd arranged a burial before I was aware of it :(
I don't think the living are any legal obligation to do as directed with the body. You can specify cremation but if they prefer to leave you up a gum tree with the kookaburras they can.
In fact if I happen to be in charge of Chris's funeral I think I'll hire Westminster Abbey and have him lying in state for a week.
In fact if I happen to be in charge of Chris's funeral I think I'll hire Westminster Abbey and have him lying in state for a week.
