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Nicely done, Don. My best, Baz

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Originally Posted by DonDavis (Post 11498586)

3 year old thread.

And thank you, Cliff. ;)

I never updated this thread. Really interesting because my Pop has been on my mind a LOT lately.

Here's what I ended up with. I really like it and his wife does too.

She and I transferred the cremains. Before we started I asked if she has ever actually seen cremains before.

She had not.

I paused, and carefully explained what we might see. Bone fragments or teeth.

We proceeded and it went very well.

We did not open the clear plastic bag. Just massaged into shape to slip into the trailer. I would guess the bag goes from the rear door up to the "A" in August.

I'll add the tractor later. May build a model myself. But quite frankly, I like how it is now. So does Gerda.

That's a pic of him in Australia in 1996 when they met. That's her as a young girl above that.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1635274344.jpg

And a Masonic Brother as well. You are a good son.

general lost someone can be sad. But you did good one memorable stuff. I had some memorable things from my friend too whi died and cremated already. It was sad for me to lost dear person from covid. One cherish memorials funeral agency helped me to organize small cremation ceremony.

That is lovely. Well done!