Marriage Quote by Jodi Picoult

My wife said to me, "I want to be cremated." I said, "How about Tuesday?"

— Buddy Hackett

“I want to be cremated. And I want my ashes spread over the lake, so I’m always with you, hangin’ around, silently judgin’ you.”

— Molly Harper

“When I am dead, I charge you to mingle our ashes and bury us together.”

— Madeline Miller

“There, just beyond his open palm, was our mother’s face. I wasn’t expecting it. We hadn’t requested a viewing, and the memorial service was…

— Mary Roach

“Be the person they'll claim you were at your funeral.”

— Dan Moore

“In a sense you could say I’ve already been to my own funeral.”

— Catherine McKenzie

“Am I grave?', he asked. 'I had an idea I was grinning from ear to ear.' 'You look as if you were taking me…

— Henry James

“Perhaps death doesn't mean goodbye, but rather, 'til we meet again.”

— Paul Stefaniak

“Maybe the best way to honor the deceased was to laugh with the living.”

— Jan Karon

“Well, enlighten me, please.” She looked up and scratched her head. “In the event of something unfortunate happening to you, who would you like…

— Whitney G

“So . . . this means we’re buried in the same cemetery?” He nodded, and then the tiniest smile crept over his features. When…

— Tara Hudson

“I have buried you in every place I’ve been. You keep ending up in my shaking hands.”

— Justin Vernon