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Crumbs of rotten stone, Shards of bone, the leavings And the ruins of lives The grounds a grave and So it thrives… A thousand thousand years Will bloom here in the spring Upon the living sing the blessing of the dead.

-Used with permission from the Author, Wendell Berry

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Monday, January 15, 2007
Preserve offers natural burial sites
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Instead of an ornate tombstone, Sam and Eva Pratt have chosen a stately white oak to mark their final resting place. They've opted for patches of wildflowers and ferns to carpet their gravesite, instead of neatly manicured turf...

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By Carol Brophy @ Monday, February 12, 2007 12:01 AM
I live outside of Vancouver, British Columbia. I saw a clip on one of our television channels which
led me to your website. I'm going to discuss green cemeteries at Toastmasters. You give us all a viable alternative to the traditional cemetery.

By Marilyn K. Valkenburg @ Thursday, May 03, 2007 4:09 AM
I am extremely impressed by your straightforward approach to a subject of which we are all too fearful ~ we will all die, and approaching this inevitability with forethought, compassion and sensitivity instead of fear can only be considered the ultimate act of love toward the ones we leave behind.

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