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1. Jun 15,  · Spreading cremation remains via drone - need advice. Thread starter tmac; Start date Jun 15, ; 1; 2; 3; Next. 1 of 3 Go to page. Go. Next Last. T. tmac Member. Joined Jun 15, Messages 5 Reaction score 8 Age 70 Location Maryland. Jun 15, #1 I have a Mavic Air 2, and I want to spread my brothers remains over my parents house.

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2. Mar 18,  · Yet another heavenly farewell, we continually hear more about drones, so why shouldn’t it be used at the end of life. Again, a solution to not getting cremains blown back in your face, drones now do the spreading while friends and family watch from the safety of the ground. In most cases they can also take photos or videos of the event/5(38).

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3. Scattering the ashes of a loved one by air is an affordable option many choose as the demand for cremation rises. Aerial scattering offers a means of closure to families who are ready to take the final step in the grieving process. For some, the release of ashes into the sky by an airplane is symbolic of man’s desire to be as free as the unbridled winds.

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4. Jul 16,  · The crematorium design includes a tattoo studio where loved ones are tattooed with ink made from the cremation remains of the departed. from drone .

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5. Jun 06,  · A cremation container holds the decedent during the cremation process. Once the cremation process is complete, a funeral director will work with a family to choose a container for long-term storage or for temporary storage before they are transferred to a mausoleum or scattered in a desired location. Urns come in all shapes, sizes and designs.

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6. Cremation is the process of burning a dead body at very high temperatures until there are only brittle, calcified bones left, which are then pulverized into "ashes." These ashes can be kept in an urn, buried, scattered or even incorporated into objects as part of the last rites of death.. Though it's gone in and out of fashion since prehistoric times, in the last couple centuries, the rates of.

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7. Sep 23,  · 23 Photos of the Cremation Process. WARNING: Some of these photos are disturbing. Please do not view if you are sensitive to grotesque images. These photos are sourced from a YouTube video on cremation. I believe the YouTube video is a supercut from the documentary called, “A Certain Kind of Death”, which documents what happens to people.

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8. The Most Trusted Source For Cremation Advice. Who We Are. We are a group of experts, contributors, researchers, who aim to create a reliable comunity resource for cremation issues.

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9. Jun 20,  · Loop a piece of fishline through tiny holes at each end of the tape. When the drone is in hover above the house, take up slack on the fishline and simply increase altitude. Let line rip the bag open as the drone climbs. A solemn, yet simple ceremony to celebrate his life and love. Drone and empty bag come back for landing.

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