Established in 2010
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Testimonials
"Cremains in glass was not something I originally felt comfortable with, since I have a fear of death. When the tragedy occurred in our family I wasn't comfortable facing the fact that something so serious had happened to our family and didn't want to see anything to make it seem more real. I wouldn't ride in the same car as the ashes after the funeral, because I didn't want to accidentally see them."-Scott Stallard "After the loss of my three family members it was decided to mix their cremations so they could be together as they would have wanted to spend eternity. They would have also wanted each of us to keep a small amount of their joined remains so we could have them around us for the rest of our lives. Having this beautiful clear orb of the ashes that I see everyday reminds me that I will see them in my next existence."-Cary Quarles "I was devastated when my husband died. Our time together had been so brief - just 3 1/2 years. We had dated seriously when I was in college in the early 70's and Mike was an Air Force Sergeant. We were engaged for a time, but I wasn't ready for marriage and life took us down diverging paths. 38 years later, he found me by searching the internet and from the moment I opened that first email, our lives were rejoined. We were married a year later and our time together was truly blissful. His diagnosis of leukemia was tough to hear, but we adapted our lives to his treatment and made the most of the time we had. His death came far too soon and even though I knew it was coming, I was lost when he died. I wore his wedding ring on a chain along with the cross he had given me, but I wanted to find a better way to wear it. A good friend told me about Cremains in Glass and suggested I check out their website.-Priscilla Chaney |
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