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Originally Posted by Audiofn
(Post 3566045)
Good friend of mine said when he goes he wants to be dumped down the intake of a blower motor running WOT! :D
I saw a few complete body burials when I was in the Navy. |
Sorry for your loss.
We disposed some (I have the rest) of my fathers ashes at red buoy 14 around Barnegat lighthouse. After ashes went flowers. We were all looking at the lighthouse when someone looked down and somehow one of the flowers ended up in the well (outboard boat). Left a sense of calm and I always feel safe when I go out the inlet. I was 12 |
Originally Posted by Audiofn
(Post 3566045)
Good friend of mine said when he goes he wants to be dumped down the intake of a blower motor running WOT! :D
gofastscott..... I would think you should be able to start a new thread and get another member in the area to volunteer his/her boat and time to accommodate the rest of the people that your boat cant handle. |
may he rest in peace
here in canada there are strict rules regarding interment of any sort dont advertise just do it my survivors know where to scatter my remains |
Originally Posted by Audiofn
(Post 3566045)
Good friend of mine said when he goes he wants to be dumped down the intake of a blower motor running WOT! :D
:evilb::evilb: http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...newithWind.jpg |
ashes at sea
I told my wife to put my ashes in a douche bag, and run me through one more time..
On a more serious note, I have done it a few times, for my family and for friends..It's simple and there are no problems.. A couple of tips: Do it on a calm day, you will be more than pleased with the results.. Make sure the wind is in your favor..I go out near the Gulfstream in the bluest water I can find..Stop the boat, very important, and put the remains in as close to the water as you can.. Bend way over the side..You only have to pour them in one spot, don't try to spread them in the wind or they will blow all over you...Have a camera ready, and remain in that spot for a few minutes, and you will see a white cloud that is ghostly in appearance in the water..The women will cry, and so may you, but seeing the cloud in the water will put you all at peace..Flowers are great too.. Sorry for your loss, may they rest in peace.. Good luck.. Butch |
Originally Posted by lilabner
(Post 3566725)
I told my wife to put my ashes in a douche bag, and run me through one more time..
On a more serious note, I have done it a few times, for my family and for friends..It's simple and there are no problems.. A couple of tips: Do it on a calm day, you will be more than pleased with the results.. Make sure the wind is in your favor..I go out near the Gulfstream in the bluest water I can find..Stop the boat, very important, and put the remains in as close to the water as you can.. Bend way over the side..You only have to pour them in one spot, don't try to spread them in the wind or they will blow all over you...Have a camera ready, and remain in that spot for a few minutes, and you will see a white cloud that is ghostly in appearance in the water..The women will cry, and so may you, but seeing the cloud in the water will put you all at peace..Flowers are great too.. Sorry for your loss, may they rest in peace.. Good luck.. Butch |
Originally Posted by lilabner
(Post 3566725)
I told my wife to put my ashes in a douche bag, and run me through one more time..
On a more serious note, I have done it a few times, for my family and for friends..It's simple and there are no problems.. A couple of tips: Do it on a calm day, you will be more than pleased with the results.. Make sure the wind is in your favor..I go out near the Gulfstream in the bluest water I can find..Stop the boat, very important, and put the remains in as close to the water as you can.. Bend way over the side..You only have to pour them in one spot, don't try to spread them in the wind or they will blow all over you...Have a camera ready, and remain in that spot for a few minutes, and you will see a white cloud that is ghostly in appearance in the water..The women will cry, and so may you, but seeing the cloud in the water will put you all at peace..Flowers are great too.. Sorry for your loss, may they rest in peace.. Good luck.. Butch |
My Dear friend/ Brother in law died suddenly on 1/12/12 he was a Navy Deep Diver only 44 yrs old. We are taking his ashes to Key West and spread in the Gulfstream this summer, till then He is resting on our mantle. He never had the chance to ride on my Skater during his time here, but He will be that day.
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