cremains

"I think some of what we're looking at is from cremains."

His second wife's cremains were also buried there twelve years later.

The "cremains" would be available about four days later.

Three business days to return the cremains; for an extra $125 I could have one-day service.

In 2007 a memorial garden was opened adjacent to the church for the burial of cremains.

This provided 900 shrines for citizens to place their ancestors' cremains.

Since then we have gathered three more cremains and we just didn't know what to do with these poor folks.

I then spent an hour examining the cremains.

This was a sub-orbital launch, and the cremains were recovered afterwards.

It is the final resting place for the cremains of a number of noted persons.

"My husband chartered a boat and we took any other unclaimed cremains with us.

Do I accept that the cremains I have are hers?

In the first place, with cremains you can forget DNA entirely.

I will annihilate you and sell the ashes to a web site featuring cremains."

Many biodegradable urns are available for water, earth burial or scattering cremains.

The cremains were then removed with a dust-buster.

There is a new vocabulary, made up of words like "cremains" - what is left after cremation.

Why would dust from cremains be in the parking lot, right there on top of the parking lot?

This system also helps to track parts when a family wishes to have the cremains of their loved one returned upon completion of research.

I wrote a brief report stating that the cremains were those of an adult human, and that they were incomplete.

Catherine was the executrix of the famous will that indicated he wanted his cremains to be put into a comic book upon his death.

The remains, known as "cremains" may contain larger pieces of bone which are ground in a machine to the consistency of ash.

These are typical for cremains."

Her cremains were interred in a grave in Middletown Cemetery.

He even wrote the epigraph on the cremains casket of Pu Yi.