The scattering of Mum's ashes
Jan. 9th, 2011 12:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nellie_megFrom Ian:
Tuesday was the day of the service and we had invited some of Mom's old cronies - Margaret Wetherley, Andersons and Maureen Fraser. We gathered at the lodge at about 12 and, when all had arrived including Ian and Fiona, James and Margaret and David, set off in the Land Rovers for the white stone park. The weather had been pretty miserable (it’s just started snowing outside here!) but a bright patch opened up as we got there and we could all get out. I followed the Anglican prayer book format including a few prayers and a reading from Corinthians which we had at the cremation service. It was short but poignant and everybody appreciated it.
Tuesday was the day of the service and we had invited some of Mom's old cronies - Margaret Wetherley, Andersons and Maureen Fraser. We gathered at the lodge at about 12 and, when all had arrived including Ian and Fiona, James and Margaret and David, set off in the Land Rovers for the white stone park. The weather had been pretty miserable (it’s just started snowing outside here!) but a bright patch opened up as we got there and we could all get out. I followed the Anglican prayer book format including a few prayers and a reading from Corinthians which we had at the cremation service. It was short but poignant and everybody appreciated it.
