lendluke iowa
11/09/17 2:43 pm
Whatever is cheapest. City dump maybe after selling my organs on the black market. I don't want my death to burden those around me with thousands of dollars of costs while they are also mourning.
TopsQueen Oregon Coast
11/09/17 9:36 am
One of my friends died last week and her service is Saturday. She was in my tops group and she was in my Red Hat group. So her friends are showing up wearing a red hats and purple dresses to honor her.
JulieB The Lake House
11/09/17 7:35 am
I want a Viking burial, like they did for Thor's mother in the last Thor movie. They put her on a boat and then fired flaming arrows which set her boat on fire as she glided off into eternity.
shygal47 Florida east coast
11/09/17 7:14 am
Will already written, as well as DNR and Living Will. Family knows my preference. It’s just kinder to take the decisions out of their hands as much as possible - they will be dealing with enough trauma as it is.
Hopefully! 😊
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swervin Maryland
11/09/17 5:26 am
Probably burial at sea. I had to do about 20 of those in my younger Navy days. The ceremony is actually pretty awesome and since I would have spent a large majority of my adult life in the military (100% of it, as of right now, since I joined straight out of high school), it has become my life. What better way to solidify that than by becoming one with what made me the person I am.
SunsetLeopard Still writing my story
11/09/17 3:42 am
Id love to do what my dad always wanted, but we were unable to fulfill that request. To be buried in my dad's backyard (it will someday be my backyard), no casket or a biodegradable casket and a tree planted over my remains 💖 I just wish I could be buried by my dad, but because of yhe financial issues, he had to be buroed in a cemetary, and there are no more available lots by him :(
TomM
11/09/17 12:47 am
For all I care whoever is left to take care of the remains can put the body in the municipal incinerator and generate some energy.
aj1545 Cat Lady
11/08/17 11:28 pm
Id want one of those pods that becomes a tree. To me, whats the point of ornate coffins cluttering the earth?
Ghats what Id pick but ultimately its lived ones choice, theyd have to cope with death, not e.
Wino I need a drink
11/08/17 11:27 pm
My kids know, donate anything viable to people needing organs first, then anything science wants it can have with which to teach or experiment on, if there’s anything left after cremate it in whatever way you want. You want me to be a diamond, ok. You want me to be part of a tree, sure. Whatever will be best for your grieving or, if my parenting goes drastically wrong, celebrating. As long as the memorial has appetizers and drinks (preferably a nice meal too) I promise not to haunt you.
Praetorianus Fair enough.
11/08/17 11:18 pm
Thought about donating to science but usually means I get dissected by a medical student which doesn't advance science, so it's a tossup between deep space and cryogenics. I know it's very unlikely to be revived but would die with a glimmer of hope.
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