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[mouthkancer]

I went to the funeral and it was actually very cool. I mean, they didnt preach or anything. Basically, it was like a "celebration" of his life. People got up and told their stories of hanging out with him, etc. It was probably the best funeral that I will ever go to in my life. They had bagpipes playing b/c of the scottish heritage. Im not by any

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[shotgun_77]

I'm sorry about your friend :( But I think that's the way funerals should be..not a sad, preachy church service, but a remembrance of someone's life and how much they touched others' lives. I'm glad to hear that you're doing okay (as okay as you can, I mean) with this, it's one thing for someone to die who's lived a long time and/or been sick, but it's another thing for someone to go all of a sudden like this... :/

[mouthkancer]

yeah, I was really impressed with it. Just so different than what I am use to. I guess the best thing that can be said is that when he died he saved four other peoples lives with his organs.

Justin

[shotgun_77]

He was Cremated just so you know Ashley. Me and Joe were wondering the same thing when we went to the viewing the day before.

Sara

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[mouthkancer]

I was actually wondering about that after I realized that it was a crematory also. I just didnt want to really ask that. Thanks for telling me.