Roxanne and others
In a message dated 10/11/2009 11:12:48 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
maighe...@yahoo.com writes:
I had to laugh when I read this; my mom donated her body to the University
of Rochester. After a year or so, her cremains were returned to us. She
currently resides under my sister's couch. I've left the Legacy burial
information blank.
It's interesting to see that others have similar problems. My
father-in-law's cremains are on a wall shelf in my wife's studio while we try
to
figure out where to bury or scatter them (WV where he was born; OH (where he
lived for many years or MO where a grandson lives who might visit the
grave). At that point, information will be entered into Legacy as to
disposition.
Someone that I met recently waited over a year to bury her husband's
cremains because she did not like the setting at a nearby National Cemetery
and they told her to wait a year until another section would be started.
Howland Davis
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