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Long time member and the hardest working member of our gun club passed away recently and his ashes have been at rest in an ammo can. since his passing.

Last wish was to have his ashes shot out of the club cannon so his son will do the honors on the ol' mans birthday next month along with a few belts through Dad's beloved machine gun

I'm going to miss my friend Stan a bunch

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Godspeed Stan.

Enjoy your sendoff!


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It's good when they miss you.


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Not at a gun club, but a very long time dear friend, hunting and fishing partner for 35 years passed last year. His wishes were to be cremated and shot from a cannon at his favorite hunting spot.

Ask and ye shall receive....


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Going out with a bang,,
Sorry for your loss,but it's a good exit.

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Pretty cool way to be remembered!

RIP Stan


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Originally Posted by rong
Going out with a bang,,
Sorry for your loss,but it's a good exit.



Thats what we thought. Everybody talks about doing stuff like this, but we did it !


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Cousin had his family load his ashes in shotgun shells. Shot them at his farm across his lake. Hasbeen


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Can you clowns shoot me out of a 16" battleship gun?

Please?

In one piece, aimed at Pelosi's house.


I am..........disturbed.

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An acquaintance of mine, cowboy action shooter had a heart attack about a year ago died in the kitchen floor one of his funeral or life celebrations was done at the shooting range she most frequent and ashes were fired out of shotgun shells in his honor

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Sorry to read of Stan's passing.

May his memories be carried on through you, while bring smiles of joy and laughter.


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On February 21 I got a call I've dreading for several several years. After five years of fighting both lung and colon cancer my favorite hunting/fishing friend had passed.
His final wish was for his ashes to be spread at our camp. Most of the club along with his family attended his funeral with his son giving an appropriate eulogy and spreading his ashes around the chair he held "court" from, down the rifle range, where he ALWAYS won the club competition (even in his later years) and we saved a little to sprinkle on the spot where most of the bucks fell not 30 yards in front of his old stand that I was lucky enough to inherit at his direction two years ago when he decided to quit hunting. He was still around the first time I hunted it and followed in his steps by dropping a cull buck within feet of where I had dragged several of his from when he was no longer able.
This last weekend was bitter-sweet as well. The Yellow Perch are starting to bite, but I was only able to boat one after several hours. I went home thinking of him saying, "Fugg this fishing shidt, I came out here to catch". RIP dear friend.


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Our son has my instructions to take me deer hunting one more time after I'm cremated. Load a few of my ashes along with the appropriate load of powder in my favorite rifle and take me hunting. He has specific instructions to wait and shoot a nice buck and not some skinny doe. The pressure is on him because I told him if he misses, I'm coming back and we're gonna have a father son talk. The remainder of my ashes are to be divided between a favorite spot in NM where I elk hunt, my #1 deer stand here and the last bit to be mixed with my sweet wife.

My final wishes have received some strange looks, all from non-hunters. My buddies just nod their head and agree.

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Originally Posted by DigitalDan
Can you clowns shoot me out of a 16" battleship gun?

Please?

In one piece, aimed at Pelosi's house.

THAT, would be a great last act!
Maybe even freeze you before the send off!


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Cheers!


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I was going to ask my buds to take my ashes to SD and dump them in a prairie dog hole, but they've all passed on, and my wife would get lost on the way up there. I guess I'm stuck in Kentucky.


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Sounds like Stan & others had great ideas.

I was at the Kelblys Super Shoot some years back & they scattered the ashes of a well known(who's brand escapes me) custom bullet maker on the range. While sad, it was a happy sad, I thought. A good place to be for him he thought.

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Saddened for you losing a good friend, but it sounds like a proper send off for Stan.

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Originally Posted by uncle joe
On February 21 I got a call I've dreading for several several years. After five years of fighting both lung and colon cancer my favorite hunting/fishing friend had passed.
His final wish was for his ashes to be spread at our camp. Most of the club along with his family attended his funeral with his son giving an appropriate eulogy and spreading his ashes around the chair he held "court" from, down the rifle range, where he ALWAYS won the club competition (even in his later years) and we saved a little to sprinkle on the spot where most of the bucks fell not 30 yards in front of his old stand that I was lucky enough to inherit at his direction two years ago when he decided to quit hunting. He was still around the first time I hunted it and followed in his steps by dropping a cull buck within feet of where I had dragged several of his from when he was no longer able.
This last weekend was bitter-sweet as well. The Yellow Perch are starting to bite, but I was only able to boat one after several hours. I went home thinking of him saying, "Fugg this fishing shidt, I came out here to catch". RIP dear friend.


I got a phone call yesterday about two hours after posting this from my deceased friends son asking if that was my post. I confirmed it was and it was about his dad and I hope he didn't mind. He said he thought it was a touching tribute to his father but was somewhat incorrect in the details.
He said the "funeral" was done per instructions from his wife according to what he told her he wanted.
He then went on to tell me that during one of his last conversations with his father the old man told him, "Never mind what your mother tells you to do with my ashes, I want you to put them in Sophia Loren's douchebag." I can just hear him saying that too.


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My ash’s are to be scattered on the mineral lick that I started back by my favorite deer blind! Told the boy don’t bring flowers bring a mineral block.


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