Hmmm, Cremation here too:
In fact both of my parents ashes are in "Red Rock Run", Pike County, PA.
Look Out---Another Bear Story Coming:
My Dad used to tell my Brother & Me he wanted to be buried back at Red Rock, where we hunted & fished all of our lives.
We kept telling him, "Dad, you can't just bury people anywhere you want".
So years later Mom died, and she had wanted to be cremated, and she had said she didn't care what we did with her ashes, as long as they were with Dad's. So Dad said, "OK then, I want my ashes to be in Red Rock Run, just above the walking bridge, and don't tell me you aren't allowed to do that". So my older Brother said, OK Dad, if that's what you want, that's what John & I will do". So Dad only lasted another 2 years without Mom, and left us at the age of 71.
So my Brother & I got both of their ashes together, I drove the 70 miles to Saw Creek, and the 2 miles of Fire Lane trail (Luke Trail), and we walked the small trail the 2 miles that we traveled so many times (to Red Rock Run) in our hunting & fishing days.
Then my Brother walked up stream of the bridge, and poured the two bags of ashes slowly, together, while I snapped some pictures. Eventually I took the best picture, which luckily ended up looking like artwork, and I had it enlarged to 16 X 20, and had 4 of them made. I framed them, and gave 3 of them to my 2 Sisters & my Brother, and I kept one for myself.
Mine hangs in my house right now as a Remembrance.
End of Story,
Bear
