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What @Kippy prefers is definitely an option. Ten years or so before she died, an elderly relative of mine made arrangements for this with a medical school in her area. There was the option of the medical school handling cremation and disposal (in which case, I have no idea if the cremation is individual) OR of the medical school handling the cremation and then sending the cremated remains back to the family. Her daughter got a call about a year after her mother passed saying that Mom was ready to be returned, and a few weeks later, she arrived by FedEx, bagged and boxed, with a certificate verifying that it was her.

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