I spread them in the shrubbery adjacent to the Don James statue. It wasn't some big emotional thing or whatever. But the knowledge that he would have found that to be a good thing.
I recently spread some of my dad's ashes at Husky Stadium
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My will has me being cremated and about 2-3 years ago I thought about I’d want my ashes spread. I decided I’m gonna be put in a dozen or so jars and leave a list of places for my kids to spread my ashes. I just hope the Deja Vu in SeaTac is still open at that point.
I hope you had the proper permits
for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return.
don’t need no stinking permits, boss.
Everything must have the proper permit
For a reasonable fee of course
For a reasonable fee of course
My maternal grandpappy - the one who stormed the beaches of Normandy in real life - was a Nebraska classy undertaker.
He loathed cremation and said it wasn't a proper "Christian" burial. Of course, it was bad for bidness as well.
He loathed cremation and said it wasn't a proper "Christian" burial. Of course, it was bad for bidness as well.
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My dad was 12 years old when his dad took him to his first game at Husky Stadium in 1951. (Washington 63, Oregon 6).
If someone would have walked up to him as they approached the stadium and said "75 years from now, YOUR son will be spreading your ashes right over there," that probably would have freaked him out.
If someone would have walked up to him as they approached the stadium and said "75 years from now, YOUR son will be spreading your ashes right over there," that probably would have freaked him out.
Dads as in two dads?
Is there any other kind?