Guadalupe Reader Cremation and Scattering at Sea
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I married Guadalupe 49 years ago i n Quito, Ecuador.
We were blessed with 2 wonderful sons, and a joyful life in Massachusetts, Texas, and California.
Had she not slipped suddenly into a coma 2 months ago, and had her body not been rendered unsurvivable by COVID-19, she would be asking you to be smart and safe in how you protect yourself and your loved ones from this aggressive communicable disease.
Today Guadalupe Susana Reader died.
Her wish was to be cremated and to have her ashes scattered on the ocean.
Within a few days we must contract a mortuary to pick up her body from the hospital, perform the cremation, and to store her ashes in an urn. At the same time, we will have to contract a licensed ocean ash scattering service.
I, Richard Vincent Reader, will be in charge of the final expenses.
We were blessed with 2 wonderful sons, and a joyful life in Massachusetts, Texas, and California.
Had she not slipped suddenly into a coma 2 months ago, and had her body not been rendered unsurvivable by COVID-19, she would be asking you to be smart and safe in how you protect yourself and your loved ones from this aggressive communicable disease.
Today Guadalupe Susana Reader died.
Her wish was to be cremated and to have her ashes scattered on the ocean.
Within a few days we must contract a mortuary to pick up her body from the hospital, perform the cremation, and to store her ashes in an urn. At the same time, we will have to contract a licensed ocean ash scattering service.
I, Richard Vincent Reader, will be in charge of the final expenses.
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Richard Reader
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Albany, CA