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Phentex

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14. Same to you. We are in the process of changing our wills because
Mon Apr 20, 2015, 11:46 AM
Apr 2015

my youngest is about to turn 18. We are registered with the Memorial Society and that takes care of most details but it's time to sit down with both kids and talk about our wishes. If I go first, I trust my husband to carry out my wishes but if he were to go first, it may be trickier. His family would want a typical church service/memorial and we are non church goers at this point in our lives. I would probably have a party with old friends and lots of alcohol.

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