According to John’s wishes, we scattered his ashes three miles off the coast of the Virginia/North Carolina border on the evening of Saturday, October 15th. John’s best friend, George, arranged a pilot and airplane to assist with this most holy mission. We were supposed to take-off around 5PM, but ended up getting delayed for various reasons until 5:45. This resulted in us seeing a spectacular sunset as we returned to the airport. It was a very emotional experience. George, a chaplain, offered prayer before we released the ashes. I wore John’s headset (which you can see in the black bag in the photos). John’s ashes were in a temporary box in a green bag. Please enjoy these beautiful photos.
When I shared the photos with friends, one of George’s friends commented it was a beautiful sunset “John sent.” I thought, Oh! Yeah, maybe John had influence on the timing of everything. 😃 Maybe that’s the real reason the flight was delayed. I hadn’t thought of that. But why not? It would be just like him to arrange that stunning sight in the clear evening sky as a “thank-you” to us. I’m quite sure he knew we were faithfully carrying out his wishes. We love you and miss you, John!












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