eric pinto wtote: > Prof. Ayres Dias, Benaulim and Poona, was married to > an aunt. His son Brian moved all his remains several > years after his death, from Poona to Goa, and re-interred > them privately. There is no legal impediment to a similar > transfer of remains to a spot on a family owned estate. > A little marker is all you might want. > eric.
Doc, One thing I keep on noticing is that people have strange last wishes, and more importantly, they have relatives who will follow those instructions explicitly. I had a friend who died while in college and when I went to visit his parents in rural Virginia, a year later, they took me to where his ashes were buried i.e. in a pinewood forest under this great big oak tree, where he used to go to smoke. That s pot was his nirvana while alive and now for eternity. There will be no rest for me. Cremation and the ashes thrown into the waters just above Niagara Falls. I know there are lots and lots of people just too willing to do this..... Mervyn
