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TalenaGor

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2. yeah I read that wiki page too but I'm still confused lol

Reply to elleng (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 1, 2021, 03:06 AM

Sep 2021

Feels weird to do something after people died when they haven't asked for it.... I can't confirm my mom would want this done..

Me and my mom and my grandmother were very close we all lived in the same area My mother and grandmother lived together and I was over there with them every chance I got until they passed..

The Mormon side of the family has always lived far away and have been sort of the call during the holidays family... That's another reason this feels so weird to me.... I barely know these people....

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a question for the Mormons [View all] TalenaGor Sep 2021 OP

Dunno. elleng Sep 2021 #1

yeah I read that wiki page too but I'm still confused lol TalenaGor Sep 2021 #2

Then don't. Aside from living family rifts, which seem to already exist... TreasonousBastard Sep 2021 #3

Your last sentence would make a great reply, just add no to the beginning of it. multigraincracker Sep 2021 #4

Religions founded in 1830 are a little quirky. czarjak Sep 2021 #5

I am not mormon... 2naSalit Sep 2021 #6

I've also lived among Mormons most of my life Taraman Sep 2021 #7

I Have No Wisdom For You wyn borkins Sep 2021 #8

Seems like if this were important to your mother she would have left wishes for it Major Nikon Sep 2021 #9