Have you retained the ashes of a loved one at your home?
Many deceased wrote in their Wills that they wanted to be cremated but did not indicate the final disposition of their ashes. You are not alone if you have loved one’s ashes at your home. The Cremation Association of North America says that one third of all American families have retained ashes.
If you are seeking a meaningful, beautiful, and ecologically sensitive disposition of ashes that you posses, consider one of our EcoEternity Forests. We have a large number of interments that originate from retained ashes.
Some select a Forest because of its peacefulness and beauty. Others prefer a Forest because they can visit the Forest. Some prefer a particular Forest because they are bringing a loved one’s ashes back to their “home state”. Others choose a Forest because their Family vacationed together in the area and have come to think of the area as a second home. Many find that promoting ecology through an EcoEternity Interment is meaningful in itself.
We have assisted numerous people who do not live near a particular Forest to inter ashes in the Forest of their choice. Consider a place at a Community Tree as an meaningful resting place for the ashes of a loved one you have at home read here about our EcoEternity Community Tree option.








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