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In reply to the discussion: Are there usually state regulations regarding the scattering of your cremated remains? [View all]mitch96
(15,822 posts)38. Go three miles out and you can scatter away!! Y'urp here we come!!
A friend this this years ago. Boat captain took 'em out three miles. Scattered the ashes, everybody threw in a rose. The cap' circled the boat around the ashes and roses and off they went.
Sounds touching... and And AND..... if you ever want to visit the burial site, just go down to the shore..... every little bit is in the ocean.... every ocean.....
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Are there usually state regulations regarding the scattering of your cremated remains? [View all]
CTyankee
Nov 2019
OP
I suppose there could be restrictions doing so on private property w/o permission?
Dennis Donovan
Nov 2019
#1
Yep, I even have a picture of the funeral for my Dad's childhood dog in the late 1930s
csziggy
Nov 2019
#48
I think many have rules about burying them on private residential property. If doing it, shhh.
TheBlackAdder
Nov 2019
#4
Some boaters near my son in law's boat might notice and notify the Coast Guard or whatever...
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#10
Well, once they are in the ocean, I expect the salt water to take care of them...
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#34
I have a friend who has directed that his ashes go into the LI Sound, not far from where he
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#39
I will live to see that abomination driven from power and that's all I want right now...
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#23
I took a small bottle of my dad's ashes to game 4 of the 2014 World Series.
MontanaMama
Nov 2019
#52
Thanks. Just gave it a quick read and it seems to suggest a kind of "WHATEVER!" attitude...
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#57