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still not hearing wrote: <quoted text>OK SINCE YOU CHOOSE TO READ BUT NOT HEAR THE WORDS YOU'RE READING. IT CLEARLY READS IT WAS DAVID'S WISH TO BE CREMATED. IF YOU CHOOSE TO PUT SOMEONE TO REST IN A WAY THEY DO NOT WISH THEN THAT IS ON YOU!! IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MONEY AND EVERYTHING TO DO WITH RESPECT. MOST DO NOT GO THERE TO MOURN THEIR LOSS. BUT I WOULD NEVER ASK A FAMILY TO MAKE A STRANGER HAPPY. NOT YOUR LOSS NOT YOUR FAMILY. YOU SEEM JUST HEARTLESS. MAYBE A DAY IN THE SUN WILL MELT YOUR HEART OF ICE. BEFORE YOU GET ALL HIGH AND MIGHTY, READ YOUR POSTS AND THEN LOOK IN THE MIRROR. MAYBE YOU WILL SEE THE CHANGES YOU NEED TO MAKE. PRAYERS TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND I PRAY YOU NEVER SEE THIS THREAD. He really wanted to be cremated? What 18 year old has that conversation?
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listen to your kids
Livermore, CA
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Mine are 14 &17 & I know how each want to be put to rest. Had a friend loose a child years ago and they did not know. So I came home and had the talk with mine. Every few years we go over it again to see if there are changes. A good parent would want to know and should know and love their child enough to respect their wishes. 18 is not 5.
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Livermore Resident
San Francisco, CA
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still not hearing wrote: <quoted text> OK SINCE YOU CHOOSE TO READ BUT NOT HEAR THE WORDS YOU'RE READING. IT CLEARLY READS IT WAS DAVID'S WISH TO BE CREMATED. IF YOU CHOOSE TO PUT SOMEONE TO REST IN A WAY THEY DO NOT WISH THEN THAT IS ON YOU!! IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MONEY AND EVERYTHING TO DO WITH RESPECT. MOST DO NOT GO THERE TO MOURN THEIR LOSS. BUT I WOULD NEVER ASK A FAMILY TO MAKE A STRANGER HAPPY. NOT YOUR LOSS NOT YOUR FAMILY. YOU SEEM JUST HEARTLESS. MAYBE A DAY IN THE SUN WILL MELT YOUR HEART OF ICE. BEFORE YOU GET ALL HIGH AND MIGHTY, READ YOUR POSTS AND THEN LOOK IN THE MIRROR. MAYBE YOU WILL SEE THE CHANGES YOU NEED TO MAKE. PRAYERS TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND I PRAY YOU NEVER SEE THIS THREAD. My point was that David's friends should have a better place to grieve that a sidewalk near an entrance to a business. Perhaps the family should consider planting a tree in a park near his home, or at his school. What if this happened at a center divider on the freeway? Would it be appropriate for his friends to gather there? No, of course not. It is time for them to move past the awful horrible burned crash site where he died, and focus on the positive happy memories of him at a more pleasant location. It doesn't matter if David was cremated or buried somewhere. They need to take down that mess and move on to something more positive and respectful.
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fly on the wall
San Francisco, CA
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TrueRealist wrote: <quoted text> He really wanted to be cremated? What 18 year old has that conversation? The one that was so drunk that he could not drive just before he left the party...
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tlo
Oakland, CA
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You all are a bunch of sick insensitive people.. you know who you are and will make another rude comment after seeing this. You make me sick to my stomach and I'm sure you all are very sad lonely disgusting peolpe
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