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Submitted by Garen Daly on Thu, 2008-09-04 07:01.
Frugal Yankees everywhere try to save money while they are alive, but what about when you are dead? There are several movements trending across the country. Cremations have risen from virtually nothing 50 years ago to over 33% today. Then there are eco-pods and other green alternatives. The Frugal Yankee has looked into this. Here is what we found. Green & Frugal Funerals BLOG: The Frugal Yankee's Own Experience A brother dies. Even though he planned his funeral well and everyone wanted to accede to his wishes, there was still issues. Being a Frugal Yankee helped. Organic food, organic clothes, now organic funerals. Natural burials are a burgeoning phenomenom. What is it? The Frugal Yankee chats with Cynthia Beal of the Natural Burial Company. Listen or download the audio RESOURCES To buy coffins or caskets: You can order kits over the internet. Prices range from the low hundreds to thousands. You can google "alternative caskets" or start with these sites. For more traditional caskets, but at a better price, try googling 'Caskets" or you could start with National Casket Retailers Assn , but before you buy, be sure to calculate shipping costs. OTHER RESOURCES If you are considering a woodland memorial, again, know what is legal in your state. Around here the state government has a program called New Hampshire Tree Memorials But whatever you do, plan ahead, be smart and don't get fooled by people wanting to sell you 'products' you don't need or want. |
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