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[colliemom4]

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@bonnielu wrote:

Love to be cremated but my suviving family would not allow it.  Religion and all that good stuff.  LOL

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@bonnielu  My grandfather wanted to be cremated but his siblings talked him out of it for religious reasons.

[Nuttmeg]

I will have a mass and placed in a mauoleum. Most of my friends and family has decided their final resting places

[Nuttmeg]

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@ScarletDove wrote:

Cremation for me joined with the ashes of my four-legged kitties to be scattered, location to be decided.  No services.

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You may want information about the disposal of ashes in your local area. 

[MarthaStewardess]

Cremation.  No funeral.

[vermint]

We attend an old church (1831) that has it's own cemetery. Plots there were very inexpensive, so DH & I bought one for each of us, and that's where we'll be. I believe having a simple funeral can often be important for those left behind, just to say goodbye. I know I found great comfort in my Mom's and my in-laws' services.

We rarely visit their graves...we believe that only their shells are there, and they are in a better place. The cemetery is well-kept however, as is the one we'll be buried in, so no worries about that. DH & I have no children, so I doubt our graves will ever be visited...and that's OK!

[lovesrecess]

I will have traditional burial in the same beautiful cemetery where my mother and grandmother are.