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Apparently, this includes a "proper" send off when you pop your clogs. maybe this includes "paid" mourners as well?
For people like me and my wife who were trying to save a couple of grand a year on this, it will probably be a quick trip in a Mobility Combi to the local burning house or try and stuff the body into a 120 Litre black bag with 5 green stickers from Volg and hide it in the middle of the other rubbish sacks on a Friday morning. | |
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This really is a subject to think about you know. Relatives spent €16k / body to be transported to Ireland after a tragic accident in the states. This x 2 as two people died... It is insisted that a metal casket be used, hence the huge cost that the family must pay.. does anyone have insurance to cover this cost??? I doubt it.
I have warned my parents/family that I would come back to haunt them if they wasted good money to transport me anywhere. It truly is a pity no-one can bring me to the dump and dispose of me where they dispose of the dead animals. I'm sure at a cost, but a LOT less cost than being transported accross the world. For what?? Cause it's the "right thing to do" Right, well now there's a very Catholic expectation...
I have alternatively draughted a letter to Gunter von Haagens, in case he is interested in my body to be shown at a show in the near future. No funeral costs there and hey, you might recognise me!! Well, the birthmark on my leg at least
An idea and maybe a thought of what all you expats would want if you cough it here, rather than where you come from... what should your family pay for? Transportation or the black sacks with the 5 green stickers??