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Patrick
2017 Apr 10, 5:19pm
Patrick
2017 Apr 10, 5:19pm
My Polish great grandfather died in the 1918 flu pandemic in Chicago and was buried in a rental grave in St. Adalbert's Cemetery.
I didn't find out it was a rental until I was living nearby after college and went to see his grave. Time had expired, so they had buried someone else on top and changed the tombstone.
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PeopleUnited
2017 Apr 11, 5:22am
PeopleUnited
2017 Apr 11, 5:22am
Dan said: "Morbid, but it demonstrates why it's pointless to pay for a cemetery plot. You're better off with either cremation or freeze drying and becoming a plant pot.
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2248/do-cemetery-plots-have-expiration-dates"
I know some people who would love to become a pot plant.
They like weed.
Morbid, but it demonstrates why it's pointless to pay for a cemetery plot. You're better off with either cremation or freeze drying and becoming a plant pot.
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2248/do-cemetery-plots-have-expiration-dates
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