If you see a person you know at a crematorium don’t get nervous and ask, “What are you doing here?” Trust me….You will feel like an ass like I did.
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Aquarius vs. Cancer 
Hmm, things to say/ not to say when you run into a friend at a crematorium – good topic!
Ok my question is what the heck were you doing at crematorium?
That is a bit crazy. But, I did find that the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse off of Cannon Beach and Seaside is now a privately owned location to place one’s ashes. They go out once a year to intern remains. Cool and weird at the same time.