When my mother passed in 2005 her cremated remains and those of my father (who died in 1988) were buried in our local public cemetery here in Washington State.
Back in 2006, an assistant of the funeral director and I were present when the stone was delivered to the cemetery but it took a few days for it to be set because of its size. The assistant said her teenage son was not able to place ...
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We are trying to find out the legal requirements for burial in state of Utah...about embalming, transporting within the state, casket requirements, is a vault required, do you have to use funeral director, how to keep costs down to minumum, etc. We can't get any answers about what is required for burial--we have our plots already, but will need to move body from where we live to cemetery about ...
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Lisa Carlson replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
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Jay R. Roberts, C.F.S.P. replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
My mother purchase a lot for 4 adults when my father died. Her intend was she would be buried there and if any remaining children wished, they could also. I am planning my funeral and do wish to be buried with them. My issue is I know my brother does not want either grave. But I am afraid my sister may want to have herself and her husband buried there. She has not spoken to myself or my ...
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Kellie Gillespie replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
QUESTION: My daughter lost her husband two years ago. She had his body cremated. She is a fulltime student and cannot afford the $900 that the funeral home wants to dispose of the ashes. We live in Ohio. Is there a way to legally dispose of the ashes without paying so much money?
ANSWER: Hello -
I am confused by this question.
The cremation took place 2 years ago? and the funeral ...
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Jay R. Roberts, C.F.S.P. replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
I did what you said and called the church office, and it seems that they do not get involved if she or her husband dies first she can burry them there. I can be making something out of nothing since I do not know her intentions, but do not want my husband to have to deal with this should I die before him. (he is being cremated and scattered in India). I have one more question my mother's ...
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Lisa Carlson replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Both of my grandparents are over 100 yrs old and will be passing on soon. My grandmother's next of kin is her grandchildren of which I am one. My grandfather has a son who is 80+ years old. Recently we found out that his son had our names taken off of the contact info for BOTH of them at the nursing home, even though he lives out of state and most of my family lives within minutes of the ...
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Kellie Gillespie replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Can you tell me if there is some kind of pendant necklace or small decortive decanter to place a small amount of ashes to give to family members who want to keep a small amount as a keepsake?
Thank you in advance!
Answer Absolutely! There are many options for memorial keepsakes.
I suggest you check out my crystal companion, beauty from ashes.
http://funeralideas.com/index.php?...
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Lisa Carlson replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
I would like to make a cemetry on my property for my family my father has cancer and isnt expected to live long and I would like to bury him on our land for my mom I live in Washington state is it possible to do this.
Answer Burial in WA must be in an "established" cemetery. How much land do you have? Is it in a rural area? If so, draw a map of the land showing where the family burial ground...
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Kellie Gillespie replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
My mother died 1993. My dad had her cremated. He buried her ashes on the property he is on now. He claims that is what my mom wanted. He remarried 6 months after my mom died. His whole marriage and life now is a mess. I asked him to give me mom's ashes so I can bury her with her father. He refuses. He says someone in the family will be living there when he dies. The family would consist ...
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Lisa Carlson replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
I just found your site, and appreciate your willingness to share your expertise, thank you. We live in Minnesota, and are looking at alternatives to funeral homes, embalming, etc. and are looking at establishing burial on land we own. Can we build our own coffins? At death, what can we do to avoid the big bucks/fancy funeral home system? Thanks for any help you can offer.
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Kellie Gillespie replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago
My sister is terminally ill. She has made me the executer of her will. She has not made any cremation arrangements. Who pays for this? What does that mean to be executer of her will?
Answer Hello Melanie -
I am sorry your sister is terminally ill, I imagine it's a tough time for you. I commend you for thinking ahead.
The executor of the will does not necessarily have power to make ...
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