Death is a fact of life. At some point, we all think about what we would like to see happen to our remains. Growing up on the East Coast, everything was very formal, very traditional, very proper. There was a funeral and an internment, especially if you were religious.
When I moved out here funerals and coffins became celebrations of life and photo montages. Completely different approach on the West Coast. The following preferences of Washingtonians however, is a really different approach to sending ourselves on a journey after life ends.
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