Always Prepare for the Worst
Mortuary Fact #1
Mark Gruenwald, the influential Marvel Comics editor who helped create Captain America, wanted his ashes mixed with ink and printed into a comic book after his death. His wife followed his wishes, and his remains were printed into a special edition poster of 'Squadron Supreme' in 1996.
Mortuary Fact #2
Ed Headrick, the free spirit who created the Frisbee and was a lifelong advocate of the Frisbee lifesytle, asked his family members to cast his ashes into a series of limited edition discs.
Mortuary Fact #3
For as little as $1000, a Georgia firm will mix the ashes of a loved one with concrete and cast the deceased into an artificial reef to create habitat for endangered ocean species.
Mortuary Fact #4
An Italian coffin maker recently sought to increase sales by using bikini-clad models posing with the caskets.
I thought you guys should hear this. Death isn't brought up enough in the American culture, so why not brag about it now?
Mark Gruenwald, the influential Marvel Comics editor who helped create Captain America, wanted his ashes mixed with ink and printed into a comic book after his death. His wife followed his wishes, and his remains were printed into a special edition poster of 'Squadron Supreme' in 1996.
Mortuary Fact #2
Ed Headrick, the free spirit who created the Frisbee and was a lifelong advocate of the Frisbee lifesytle, asked his family members to cast his ashes into a series of limited edition discs.
Mortuary Fact #3
For as little as $1000, a Georgia firm will mix the ashes of a loved one with concrete and cast the deceased into an artificial reef to create habitat for endangered ocean species.
Mortuary Fact #4
An Italian coffin maker recently sought to increase sales by using bikini-clad models posing with the caskets.
I thought you guys should hear this. Death isn't brought up enough in the American culture, so why not brag about it now?