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Rich Pets

September 22, 2008 urngarden.com

"Trouble", Leona's snowy white toy Maltese terrier will live out the rest of her years in style. In death, she will be reunited with her owner in the Helmsley Mausoleum. Egyptians often buried cats with their owners. And Florida recently passed legislation allowing pets to be buried with their owners. For the royally pampered pooch, our latest pet urn in the Egyptian Urn Collection. This urn is hand painted ceramic, vivid colors and features the wings of Isis. This urn will … [Read more...] about Rich Pets

Filed Under: Advertising, art, cremation, Memorial Service Ideas, Pets Tagged With: egyptian urn, egyptian urns, Isis, pet cremation, pet urn, pet urns

Tara’s Funeral and Cremation

September 18, 2008 urngarden.com

My friend Kristen sent me the beautiful story of Claire Rudholm, also known as Tara, who passed away in 2004. After a stage-4 cancer diagnosis she was given 'weeks to months' to live, she was only 33. Tara expressed a desire to return to southern India to the Sivananda ashram where she had lived and worked as a karma yogi. She requested a full traditional Hindu cremation, and that her remains be spread along the holy Ganges river. Through email and snapshots, Tara's friends documented the 5- 1/2 … [Read more...] about Tara’s Funeral and Cremation

Filed Under: ash scattering, cremation, funeral service, Memorial Service Ideas, obituaries Tagged With: Claire Rudholm, cremation ceremony, Hindu Cremation, Hindu funeral, spreading ashes

Friend, Freedom Fighter and a High Lama

September 16, 2008 urngarden.com

Bloomington, IN. Thubten J. Norbu, a former Indiana University professor and the oldest brother of the Dalai Lama, died Sept. 9, 2008 in Bloomington, Indiana. Norbu was regarded as a reincarnated saint. As mourners filed into his room dropping blue,yellow, and white silk blessing scarves at his feet, Norbu was positioned upright in his bed, seated in the lotus position and adorned with an ornate Buddhist head dress. Amid a fog of incense, eight robed monks sat along a wall chanting Tibetan … [Read more...] about Friend, Freedom Fighter and a High Lama

Filed Under: ash scattering, cremation, funeral service, Memorial Service Ideas, obituaries Tagged With: Buddhist funeral, Indiana Law, Thubten J. Norbu

Consumer Corner

September 15, 2008 urngarden.com

A new Missouri law gives you more control over what is done with your body after your death. Do you want to be buried, cremated, body donated to science? The authority to make this decision is known in legalese as "right of sepulcher." A DPA, or agent, is someone you name in a legal document to make medical decisions for you if can't speak for yourself. Under this new state law, the DPA has one additional power: right of sepulcher. In the past, next-of-kin had the final say on this issue. … [Read more...] about Consumer Corner

Filed Under: cremation, funeral service, Memorial Service Ideas, organ donation Tagged With: Attorney Jay Nixon, cremation in missouri, Durable Power of Attorney, Missouri End of Life choices, right of sepulcher

Permanent Privacy-Celebrity Unmarked Graves

September 10, 2008 urngarden.com

The Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Westwood, California is full of dead celebrities, but surprisingly, several stars are buried in unmarked graves. Frank Zappa died from prostate cancer in 1993 and is located in Westwood Memorial park Section D, plot #100. Zappa was innovative and provocative musician, who later in life was an outspoken critic in the 1980's fight against labeling music recordings with warning stickers about the lyrics. He was very vocal about the implications of … [Read more...] about Permanent Privacy-Celebrity Unmarked Graves

Filed Under: ash scattering, cremation, Memorial Service Ideas, obituaries Tagged With: Florence Lawrence, Frank Zappa, George C. Scott, memorial stone, memorial stones, Roy Orbison, scattering ashes, unmarked graves

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