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When you pass
asop
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Not to be morbid here but I decided to renew our trust/will (been along time) and one of the topics was what my wife and I would request happen with our remains!! Need gave this much thought but, a good question I thought.
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I'm doing just as my mom did. Willing my remains to medical research. She was a nurse up until manic depression (bipolar disorder) forced her out of it. Probably TMI, but. My stepmother hated my mom with a passion, but she always said if my father were shot in the line of duty she wanted my mom in the ER when he got there.
I want my remains scattered at Disneyland. I also don't want to be cremated.
All discussed and spelled out in our Living Trust......
Send my mouth way down south
And kiss my * goodbye
I want to be cremated and half put in the ground at a grave and half scattered in the Destin harbor
My ashes will be buried with my wife's if I ever get well enough to bury hers. My wife's ashes are still sitting here in an urn on the end table beside me as I type. Every time I get well enough to have a memorial for her something else happens. First time I had to have heart stints installed in my widow maker artery. This time I was going to have the memorial at the end of April and I fell at the end of Feb. and I'm still recovering from surgery on both knees and walking with a walker.
I have jokingly told my wife to dump my ashes into the fuel tanks of a Peterbuilt and have me blown out into the mountain air through a pair of twin stacks! Fast Eddie.
Cremation. Or stuffed. My wife can decide between the two.
🇺🇲 "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." - Thomas Jefferson 🇺🇲
I have thought on it many times
After watching countless YouTube post old grave yards forgotten after a few generations over grown and forgotten even mosaleams falling down and many body's , well bones spred out on the floors or exposed fromyears of neglect
And Body's dug up after x amount of years are just dirt maybea few pieces of coffin and bones
Ashes to ashes is pretty much dead on
For most all exceptions are out their of course but billions have come and gone over the eons
I think it's human nature to want to be remembered and leave at least some marker or head stone to validate we were here most all want To be remembered but reality after a generation or two no one will know
at one time i felt that way wanting a all our party send off when I go
But over the last few years I told my wife and she wants the same thing for her self just spread our ashes on the pet cemetery on our property
put up headstone with our names and something like
reunited at the rainbow Bridge
Diane and Willies ashes along with mine will will go in one casket beneath Old Glory with a full honor guard. Bagpiper will play Amazing Grace in Louisa, Virginia. ------------------Ray
I just decided to live forever. I'm already halfway there.
Joe
Burn and urn, baby. Sprinkled on the golf course or a lake, maybe.
In one last act of defiance, I'd like to be cremated wearing a Nomex flight suit. And at the viewing, toss a bouquet to see who's next.
Cremated, ashes mixed with some 7.5 shot, loaded into some 12 g hulls, my sons and grandsons can take me dove hunting one more time.
My bride passed away over 2 years ago after a prolonged illness. Her great joy in life were her flower gardens. She was cremated, and our daughters spread her remains over her flowers.
Donna and I are both being cremated. Half our ashes are being buried at our mountain house property, and the rest we wanted scattered in the gulf , off of Sanibel Island beach. I showed my son exactly where to bury us at our property.
Last year, we spread her mothers ashes, in the Atlantic ocean In a town called Strathmere NJ. It was her mothers favorite place.
Recycle anything anyone can use, burn the rest.
We have decided to be cremated and interred at the local veterans cemetery which is free to all veterans and wifes.