What a beautiful idea :)
Caroline Kaufmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have lost many pets
before in my life, but with my recent loss of Monkee, I feel compelled to have
some kind of ceremony honoring his life because he is the closest companion
(animal or human) that I've ever had. I am really struggling with his death
and the grieving process. I also want something to provide me with some
closure and I thought an official ceremony might do that. Of course, I know
that even though Monkee touched a lot of my friends and family, I am afraid it
will only be my mom and I at the ceremony, but regardless, I still want to do
it.
Monkee was cremated so I don't really want to have a "burial" per se. I
don't plan to spread his ashes or bury them...I want to keep them.
I just wanted to know if anyone had any ideas for me? My mom has been doing
some research to find a person to perform the ceremony and a location here in
Louisville, Kentucky. If anyone has further thoughts, or a good script that we
could use as a basis for the ceremony, please let me know. I appreciate it.
-Caroline
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