Final disposition

[JoeP]

Originally Posted by ChuckF

Originally Posted by Ari

Those are quite nice!

Indeed they are. I didn't look at the thrad title and my first thought was yum, mozzarella balls!

[JoeP]

I know little about the sending aspect of cremated remains - my brother-in-law handled that in SA - but I do have experience of receiving cremated remains at the freight terminal at Heathrow. The main consternation was that they required, in addition to my personal id, proof that I worked for a registered courier company. Which I did not.

It took a lengthy "I'll have to check with my supervisor" visit to the back office, which I imagined ended with an abrupt "it's human remains of a family member, of course he doesn't have to be a courier" and the person came back all apologetic.

[JoeP]

Originally Posted by ChuckF

If we repeat for other sets of remains, we may try for a bulk shipment with multiple orders.

What I'm hearing here is that if one beloved pet dies, all the others have to go too, like a pharaoh's servants and retainers.

[ChuckF]

CatF left very specific instructions. What choice do we have?

[Gonzo]

how am I the only person that wants to live forever