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A note from the owners of SeaCase Urns, Inc.:
The message from Pat and the photo below is how it all began. It was in fact a viking style funeral, using the SeaCase as a burial at sea pyre, burning to the waterline and sinking.
Dear Mike,
Thank you so much for creating a memorable event. The boat was perfect and I wish you much success. The rain was good....washing away some sadness. The fireworks were definitely in the Spirit of Kennan.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Much Love, Pat
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Ken
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The service for Maria Perilla was simply beautiful.
Dear Sirs: Thank you for your timely support of my father's final voyage -- he sailed into the sunset as he had requested. The boat stayed afloat for approximately 9 minutes before gently disappearing into the sea. It was both beautiful and quite moving. We have no problem with displaying the video and emails on your site.
The SeaCase urn was very well constructed, beautifully painted and finished, and worked as advertised. Also, after talking with many of the participants, we appreciated having the 9 minutes or so from launch to submergence. We held a brief service on-board prior to the launch of the SeaCase Urn. Following the launch, we had ample opportunity to reflect on my Dad's life while repositioning the sail boat a couple of times in order to watch the urn "sail into the sunset" -- as my Dad had requested.
Thanks again for the memories,
Ken & Nelia Bixby
22 May, 2010
Note from the Editor of SeaCaseUrn.com: The link above is to a video provided to SeaCase by Mr. Ken Bixby and Family. It Recorded their scattering service on 22 May, 2010 in the area of Maine, USA. We found it very touching and invite you to join the Bixby Family in remembrance of Carl.
The above video is an 11mg mp4 file and plays with QuickTime Player. The origional file was 8g, this version has been edited by SeaCase Urns, Inc. Free download of the program may be obtained from:
