A Good Goodbye Funeral Planning

Over the weekend, the last three videos for the Route 66 ash scattering road trip were posted online. The stops were in Clinton, Oklahoma at the Oklahoma Route 66 History Museum, Groom, Texas at the gigantic Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and on the east side of Amarillo at the Slug Bug Ranch. Links to each video are below:
Route 66 History Museum: https://youtu.be/eS4hiLbdELY
Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ: https://youtu.be/EgG-IGNlKwg
Slug Bug Ranch: https://youtu.be/Dz2AS_adWOQ

Thanks to Martie McNabb for accompanying Gail Rubin on this journey, and thanks to Passages International, Inc. - Green Funeral Products and Etern.Life for the scattering tubes and memorial website!

(Photo from the Oklahoma Route 66 History Museum)

Two unlikely films about facing death - 1966 King of Hearts and 2007 The Savages.

From Battlefield to Nursing Home: Two Unlikely Films About Facing Death | A Good Goodbye We can discuss death in two very different ways, watching the films King of Hearts and The Savages. Mortality Movies come in many different forms!

Gail Rubin was scattering ashes along Route 66 at The Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas, and the wind was brutal! Thanks to Martie McNabb for your camera work, Passages International, Inc. - Green Funeral Products for the scattering tubes and Etern.Life for the memorial website.

Amarillo, Texas: Cadillac Ranch Scattering https://etern.life/memorials/steven-bleicher/ took a road trip from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Catoosa, Oklahoma, to scatter the cremated remains o...