Bargains on Burial Plots

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I think that I need to find me one for “estate planning.” I, however, think that cremation is a lot cleaner and environmentally friendly.
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This woman owned 2 houses and 2 cars. Soon, she won’t have a plot to rest in.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/17/AR2009081702511.html?hpid=topnews

enkins decided to list her two burial plots. “MUST SELL!!!” she wrote in her free Craigslist ad. “Be prepared! Fort Lincoln The Garden of Apostles, rare opportunity to get into this sold-out section!” She included the block site and lawn crypt number, noted that such plots are worth nearly $8,000 and offered them for less than half that. “Great buy!”

Jenkins’s offer to sell her final resting place is one of a quickly mounting number of ads that have cropped up in newspapers and on the Internet in recent months as layoffs, unemployment and heavy debt loads drive more people to scour their homes for assets to sell in hopes of paying the bills of the here and now.

“Shoot, I’d probably sell them for $1,500 to be able to eat or fix my car,” said Jenkins, 58, whose remaining car — the other was repossessed — overheats if driven more than a few miles.

[Eugene]

[quote]I think that I need to find me one for “estate planning.” I, however, think that cremation is a lot cleaner and environmentally friendly.[/quote]

Personally I prefer cryonics for myself. But that’s a lot more expensive, naturally.

[Eugene]

[quote]I think that I need to find me one for “estate planning.” I, however, think that cremation is a lot cleaner and environmentally friendly.[/quote]

Personally I prefer cryonics for myself. But that’s a lot more expensive, naturally.

[Eugene]

[quote]I think that I need to find me one for “estate planning.” I, however, think that cremation is a lot cleaner and environmentally friendly.[/quote]

Personally I prefer cryonics for myself. But that’s a lot more expensive, naturally.

[Eugene]

[quote]I think that I need to find me one for “estate planning.” I, however, think that cremation is a lot cleaner and environmentally friendly.[/quote]

Personally I prefer cryonics for myself. But that’s a lot more expensive, naturally.

[Eugene]

[quote]I think that I need to find me one for “estate planning.” I, however, think that cremation is a lot cleaner and environmentally friendly.[/quote]

Personally I prefer cryonics for myself. But that’s a lot more expensive, naturally.

[UCGal]

If you’re looking for a cost effective and enviro friendly solution… Pre arrange with UCSD Medical school to donate your body to them.

They harvest any usuable bits (skin for burn patients, corneas for eye patients even if you have cancer or another disease that makes the other organs unusable.) If nothing else, they can use the body for a cadaver for learning. When they’re done, they cover the cremation costs and dispose of the ashes.

Having had family members choose this option I know it has to be arranged ahead of time. And I know they are very nice when they show up at the hospital or home to collect the body. There is ZERO expense.

The ultimate “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”

[UCGal]

If you’re looking for a cost effective and enviro friendly solution… Pre arrange with UCSD Medical school to donate your body to them.

They harvest any usuable bits (skin for burn patients, corneas for eye patients even if you have cancer or another disease that makes the other organs unusable.) If nothing else, they can use the body for a cadaver for learning. When they’re done, they cover the cremation costs and dispose of the ashes.

Having had family members choose this option I know it has to be arranged ahead of time. And I know they are very nice when they show up at the hospital or home to collect the body. There is ZERO expense.

The ultimate “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”

[UCGal]

If you’re looking for a cost effective and enviro friendly solution… Pre arrange with UCSD Medical school to donate your body to them.

They harvest any usuable bits (skin for burn patients, corneas for eye patients even if you have cancer or another disease that makes the other organs unusable.) If nothing else, they can use the body for a cadaver for learning. When they’re done, they cover the cremation costs and dispose of the ashes.

Having had family members choose this option I know it has to be arranged ahead of time. And I know they are very nice when they show up at the hospital or home to collect the body. There is ZERO expense.

The ultimate “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”

[UCGal]

If you’re looking for a cost effective and enviro friendly solution… Pre arrange with UCSD Medical school to donate your body to them.

They harvest any usuable bits (skin for burn patients, corneas for eye patients even if you have cancer or another disease that makes the other organs unusable.) If nothing else, they can use the body for a cadaver for learning. When they’re done, they cover the cremation costs and dispose of the ashes.

Having had family members choose this option I know it has to be arranged ahead of time. And I know they are very nice when they show up at the hospital or home to collect the body. There is ZERO expense.

The ultimate “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”

[UCGal]

If you’re looking for a cost effective and enviro friendly solution… Pre arrange with UCSD Medical school to donate your body to them.

They harvest any usuable bits (skin for burn patients, corneas for eye patients even if you have cancer or another disease that makes the other organs unusable.) If nothing else, they can use the body for a cadaver for learning. When they’re done, they cover the cremation costs and dispose of the ashes.

Having had family members choose this option I know it has to be arranged ahead of time. And I know they are very nice when they show up at the hospital or home to collect the body. There is ZERO expense.

The ultimate “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”

[Coronita]

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