If you have recently lost a loved one or pet, having them cremated and scattering their ashes can be a meaningful way to say goodbye — especially if you have a special place in mind to scatter those ...

When a cherished loved one dies, relatives often decide to scatter their ashes at a significant landmark - a mountain, a cliff top, a riverbank. But some hillwalkers are concerned that they are ...

When my time comes, I joked with a childhood friend from the Hurricanes Swim Team, scatter my ashes in Lane 4 at the University of Miami pool. The center lane of an Olympic-sized competitive pool is ...

If you were to die tomorrow, is there a plan in place for your remains? For many, the traditional burial plot is the way to go. Many others prefer cremation, spending eternity in a small urn on a ...

As families become more transient and individuals become more aware of the negative impacts their end-of-life arrangements may have on the environment, cremation as opposed to burial is growing ...

Dear Annie: My mom passed away six months ago. I am in possession of her cremated remains. Shortly before her death, I moved to the other side of the country, to a place she’d never been. She ...

Human cremains can be scattered in the ocean, but they must be spread more than three nautical miles from shore, according to the EPA. www.california.com A recent study from the Cremation Association ...

When deciding to scatter the ashes of a loved one, you may have some questions: Can I spread them anywhere? Do I have to notify anybody? What are the rules? Scattering ashes is not illegal in ...

Can you scatter ashes of your loved ones anywhere you want in Florida? State laws don’t regulate where you can store or scatter cremains, according to funeral homes including Florida Family Cremations ...

What would you like to happen to you after your time comes? For many, the traditional burial plot is the way to go. Many others prefer cremation, spending eternity in a small urn on a family member’s ...