New England Burial At Sea offers free seminar on ash scattering and burial at sea at Brockton Council on Aging, September 21

New England Burials at Sea (NEBAS) will conduct a free informational seminar on ash scattering and burial at sea on Monday, September 21, from 1pm to 2:15pm at the Brockton Council on Aging, 10 Father Kenney Way (Rte 28), Brockton, MA 02301.

Captain Brad White, founder of NEBAS, will host the seminar, which will include a PowerPoint presentation on what’s involved with ash scatterings and burial at sea. The seminar will also include speakers from fields that support the burial at sea process. That includes: Scott Deware, a licensed Funeral Director; Attorney Lee Gifford J.D / MBA of Haufler Law Associates in Norwell, MA; and Gwen W. Morgan – Author of the “What if...Workbook”.

“With the limited amount of space in cemeteries and the costs associated with traditional funerals, many people would like to consider cremation and ash scattering services, but really do not know where to start. This seminar will provide an overview and give interested parties the opportunity to ask questions of the experts involved,” said White.”

The free seminar is open to the general public. People looking to attend should RSVP to Michalle Brace, Program Acticities Coordinator, Brockton Council on Aging, 508-580-7811 or mbrace@cobma.us.

New England Burials at Sea LLC “NEBAS” is the largest east coast provider for customized ash scattering memorials and full body burials at sea events in the USA. Based in Marshfield Hills, MA, the company operates year round from Maine to Miami and on the east and west coast serving all faiths with personalized and affordable services. Recommended and approved by most funeral homes. Properly insured, USCG licensed, uses over eighty one different vessels for up to 400 people (some vintage yachts dating back to 1935) that are clean & current with the latest safety gear.

Scattering prices start at just $495.00 (unattended). Event includes an official ship’s parchment sea burial certificate marking the coordinates of the decedent’s final resting place, eight bell end of watch blessing and a ten gauge cannon salute as the ship circles the flower field and there are many more options to choose from. Families are welcome to participate.

For more information, visit http://www.NewEnglandBurialsAtSea.com, or call toll free New England Burials At Sea, Capt Brad White at 877-897-7700 or direct at (781) 834-7500, email OceanBurial@aol.com. er_rege��*�Yf