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Asking Eric: Can I only Be Buried Where I Want by Keeping My Plans Secret From My Distant Children?

  • A speaker whose children oppose their marriage plans to arrange burial beside their deceased spouse despite family conflict.
  • The spouses were both deceased when the couple met, and the speaker acknowledges needing more details about the marriage circumstances.
  • The speaker has a burial site out of state alongside their late wife, while their spouse is interred locally with her former husband, and available plots are becoming increasingly limited.
  • The speaker states, "You don't have to tell your kids" about burial plans and suggests appointing an executor other than children to secure wishes.
  • The speaker urges focusing on personal joy and resolving family issues, underscoring that burial decisions rest with the individuals despite potential controversy.
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Asking Eric: I’m keeping my burial plan a secret, even from my wife

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Asking Eric: Adult children object to parents’ burial plans.

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The Billings Gazette broke the news in Billings, United States on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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