Anyone got time to do an ash spreading service and make some money?

Kurt · Oct-21-2005, 11:08 AM

A friend of mine had her father pass away and his wish is to have his flowers spread at the whistler. Would be 2 passengers hoping for a quick Sunday/Monday or Tuesday early ride out and back. Maybe take an hour. PM me if interested, thanks

cboy1 · Oct-21-2005, 12:12 PM

I did one of these for one of my friends whose brother died in a car accident, he was budhist, so we brought 3 chanting monks and dropped fruit and flowers along with the ashes.
Where is "Whistler?"

**fishnfool** · Oct-21-2005, 12:36 PM

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ZZZZZ · Oct-21-2005, 12:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cboy1

I did one of these for one of my friends whose brother died in a car accident, he was budhist, so we brought 3 chanting monks and dropped fruit and flowers along with the ashes.
Where is "Whistler?"

Sorry to hear that Kurt.

Just so people know the distance requested its just outside the point. Not far.

jscrib · Oct-21-2005, 12:56 PM

Hopefully someone does this or can help out. We sprinkled my brothers ashes off La Jolla in 85. It was hard but being on the ocean made it a calming and reflective moment. Probably why I spend so much time on or near the water. Damn, time sure does fly.

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Rat · Oct-21-2005, 01:29 PM

Did my dad's 200 yards off the end of HB pier 14 years ago.

Warning to those who would like to help. Keep it on the down-low, I've heard that there is some legalities to the spreading of ashes at sea.

Kurt · Oct-21-2005, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Rat

Did my dad's 200 yards off the end of HB pier 14 years ago.

Warning to those who would like to help. Keep it on the down-low, I've heard that there is some legalities to the spreading of ashes at sea.

I meant 'flowers'

My bad....

The Notorious S.U.A · Oct-21-2005, 01:36 PM

yeah i remember spreading my dads ashes down at alijos back in june, its a very solemn moment, and its definetly the way i want to go.

Kurt · Oct-21-2005, 03:28 PM

Some really good man stepped up for this and the girls are so STOKED to get this going. They've been frazzled since their Dad has passed and this is the closure they need. I won't mention who the BDer is unless he wants to comment, just too much talk of permits, rules and general bullshit just to go toss some 'flowers' offshore...

Thanks again for the interest and replies.