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Were you unsure of your loved ones' after death wishes?

I apologize I know I've written so many posts of my dad's battle with aggressive cancer and his passing. It's my only outlet really and it was so sudden it still feels like a blur ...

But now I'm wondering what my dad wished for after passing.. burial or cremation. My mom didn't ever discuss it either with him so she's doing cremation.
I guess I'm ok with it but I do wish he was at a cemetery. I guess also what matters most is that he's always with us in spirit.💞
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PatientlyWaiting25 · 46-50, F
I knew what my husband wanted, we talked a lot about everything. He believed as I do that the body is just a vehicle which we have use of for a while. Even though his death was a huge shock and totally unexpected, I knew that he wanted to be able to help as many people as possible with organ donation and then be cremated so it was important that I honored that. Unfortunately, his organs were shutting down and nothing was viable apart from his cornea but I found it a comfort that he was able to give those, my husband was very artistic and he saw beauty in everything.
@PatientlyWaiting25 that is beautiful and i believe you loved each other very much he is in a better place i believe and watching over you at this moment 🫂🫂
PatientlyWaiting25 · 46-50, F
@masterofyou Thank you. I believe that too x
My condolences to you. You do not need to apologize.
May your father rest in peace or better said, his spirit be at peace.
If I may say, if your dad is cremated or buried, it’s his relationship with you and those times he smiled at/ with you. The times when he gave you support, comfort and guidance; and take those moments as building blocks to assuage your mourning.

And you are not alone. Many of us have been where you are. We understand.
Be well.
exexec · 70-79, C
You can do cremation and still bury the ashes with a headstone. That's what I did with my aunt, per her request. My wife and I have specified the same thing.
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
You can still inter his ashes. My in-laws wanted to be cremated so we followed their wishes. Then we buried their ashes beside her parents graves and put up a grave marker as well. Very common these days.
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I know my mom said she wanted to be cremated, like she did with my father, and no funeral. When it comes to me, Id want the same. I dont want anyone acknowledging me (Maybe only my SW Family) Other than that.. I want to leave the world as I came. Quietly
Baybreeze · 41-45, F
@legalboxers We are not doing service either, my dad was very private. Ty for sharing that🌻

 
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