Where do you want to be buried ?
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I don't care where I'm buried after I die. Before I go I wouldn't mind being buried in Sweet Sasha's cleavage 
I'd like to be stuffed and left at my buddies cottage. That way I'd always have a great view of the lake. Sunrise and Sunset's. And never miss a party. They could just lug me around from bar to bar.
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Cremation...
I am going to opt for cremation and have my ashes spread out from a helicopter over The Annex area and downtown Toronto from Yonge & Bloor south to the lake.
Similar to what my bro did except he had his ashes spread over the cloverleaf where 401 & 427 come together because he was a local P&D truck driver and spent a lot of time going to and from the airport.
P.S. To answer the question asked:
My brother and I were both born in small town Northern Ontario but spent most of our lives here in GTA. So that is reason for our choices. My brother knew he was going so that is why he made plans ahead of time. Being born here in Canada... I think if I ended up spending a lot of time in another country and knew my time was coming... I would want to come back here to be buried.
I am going to opt for cremation and have my ashes spread out from a helicopter over The Annex area and downtown Toronto from Yonge & Bloor south to the lake.
Similar to what my bro did except he had his ashes spread over the cloverleaf where 401 & 427 come together because he was a local P&D truck driver and spent a lot of time going to and from the airport.
P.S. To answer the question asked:
My brother and I were both born in small town Northern Ontario but spent most of our lives here in GTA. So that is reason for our choices. My brother knew he was going so that is why he made plans ahead of time. Being born here in Canada... I think if I ended up spending a lot of time in another country and knew my time was coming... I would want to come back here to be buried.
cut the body in half, bury one half in the US and the other in Canada? seems like the only sensible solution
maryland said:
Being the passionate Quebecer that you are... I'm surprised that the answer is not easy for you.TheNiteHwk said:
Close to where
Our Elders made it easy, selected convenience location so we can visit often, and not worry about stepping in mud or getting pants dirty in rain or snow.
Maryland, depends where most of the people that may pay visit. I know of families that trek over 1000 kms to pay visit. I had to make many cross border trips for such friends or distance relatives.
Neither U.S. or Canada burial are cheap. While some modern non-profit cemetary in GTA are park-like, pleasant to visit, not morbid.
Our Elders made it easy, selected convenience location so we can visit often, and not worry about stepping in mud or getting pants dirty in rain or snow.
Maryland, depends where most of the people that may pay visit. I know of families that trek over 1000 kms to pay visit. I had to make many cross border trips for such friends or distance relatives.
Neither U.S. or Canada burial are cheap. While some modern non-profit cemetary in GTA are park-like, pleasant to visit, not morbid.
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I wonder if after they cremate me, if they could pour my ashes into the brass pole, on stage at my favourite nudie bars?
