Funeral home fashion: How do you want to be remembered: If you lived a simple life do you expect to be shown in jeans/ t-shirt? If you had a classy life, a business suit? What if you die in prison, shown in stripes/handcuffs? Or does it matter?
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ANSWERS: 12
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Dead is dead. A dead person has no fashion. Fashion was for when they were breathing, not in a casket. Bury them in pajamas. It does not matter.
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I just want to be remembered as a person that loved the Lord and tried to live right for him.
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I would want to be displayed in a suit even though I rarely wear one. Might as well go out with a little class and dignity.
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No it doesn't matter. If you do one good thing in life it can be shared and remembered you could be remembered as hero. I was the invisible one as a child or the girl in the corner I was known as but a few days later there was a boy who fell over and I asked him if he was ok thats all I did and he thanked me he was also a VERY popular boy he gave me confidence and told everyone how kind I was so as a boost I entered choir I got In and got the lead role In the christmas play and After that I was more popular than the the whole of the cool club put together. And I want to be remembered not as the popular girl or not even the girl in the corner I want to be remembered as the kind girl who help the poor little rich boy. And beleive it or not this was only last year (Im nearly 12) And im using my aunts account so its ok.
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I prefer to be remembered as I was ... T-Shirt (hopefully a Dallas Cowboy or a Texas Longhorn shirt), blue jeans, high-top tennis shoes, my "camo" Longhorn cap, and a couple of Acid Ronin cigars (better make that 3 cigars ... I was planning to smoke one by a slow moving stream, with my GrandPa, but, the "Big Guy" may stop by, so I better have an extra, just in case he wants to join us, <wink> )!
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I don't really want anyone to see me dead. So I prefer to be cremated.
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I am not too worried what I am wearing so long as I am remembered as someone who was compassionate and cared for people. I want them not to cry that I am gone but to laugh that they knew me; remembering the good times we had together.
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I'd like to be remembered alive and not in the horizontal position in a colored box with satin lining. Jeans and T shirt for me though
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I've already told my son & husband & mother which ever will still be here when I pass DON'T BURY ME IN A DAMN DRESS. I never wore one when I got married & I don't want to wear one to my resting place. I told them I would haunt them. Prefferrably I want to be in decent shape where my loved ones can say by by with an opened coffin. I would want to be remembered for the good things I've done & the friends I've made along the way & people I've helped. And mostly I would want my son to think he had a good mom that was always there for him & looked out for him & loved him more then anyone ever could. I don't want to leave my loved ones feeling like they can't go on without me but i hope I don't make so many enemies that everyone says man I'm glad that witch is gone, she won't be missed. The world is better off without her ect.
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When my brother passed we buried him in blue jeans, a white t-shirt and his motorcycle jacket because that's how we always saw him and that's how we want to remember him. Vivacious and full of life. Of course it's not just the attire- we also buried him with some cigars, my sister wrote him a letter, and I put in my complete collection of Black Sabbath cds (we were both HUGE fans of Ozzy). My brother was two days short of turning 24, I'm thinking a belated birthday party in the cemetery is due.
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I want my body to be crucified at a KISS concert because lord knows they will still be alive and touring when I'm gone, at the rate they are going.
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It certainly won't matter to you.
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