Close to Home by John McPherson for August 25, 2019

At least as classy as a memorial decal on the back glass of your car.

Hope they at least gave him a nice craft beer for eternity.

I bet someone will use this as a biz plan.I would buy fossilization if available.Who knows, I could spend a millennium in a museum.

Oh no, Uncle Ed made an ash of himself.

Amazing!! Why didn’t someone think of this before??

Eww, warts and all.

Brilliant!

i just hope it’s NOT a nude…….

Putting your deceased love ones back together again looks to be quite puzzling!

Bleeb must be sitting this one out

And Amazon will probably be selling the ‘Do-it-Yourself’ kits pretty soon.

I’m only surprised that this isn’t actually a thing yet. :-)

That’s a pretty clever idea.

Uh, that’s kind of creepy. What if it turns out to be the next horror movie and the puzzle comes to life, like Chucky.

Another fine business opportunity. If they have one for pets I’ll bet it would make a fortune.

Weird! I love it.

The best memories are the ones in your mind.

At least they didn’t drop Uncle Ed’s ashes at Disney’s Haunted Mansion.

Hellooooooo, West Coast!

How can something be so clever and yet so creepy at the same time?

They finally found a use for Uncle Ed.

I coulda done that? Aw, shoot. I just dumped the ashes down the toilet and then gave the urn away to GoodWill. I shoulda made them into a target and taken it to the gun range.

That would be creepy!

No way!

And when they’re finished, they’re going to put that clear glue over the top of it and hang it proudly on the wall!!!

It’s usually the deceased’s family that goes to pieces.

When you Finish,make sure you document it with a Picture,as this Will Be the First Time Uncle Ted Had It All Together !

Uncle Ed was always a puzzle to the rest of the family.