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TScodercoder
post May 29 2023, 07:23 AM, updated 3y ago

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My father is already 76. But he is an atheist or free thinker.

Any affordable funeral package to recommend?

Looks like the majority package is either Buddhist or Christian package.
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post May 29 2023, 07:31 AM

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Anyone attended a free thinker funeral service? How the service is like?
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post May 29 2023, 08:34 AM

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QUOTE(potatoespotate @ May 29 2023, 08:13 AM)
You can call nirvana and see what they have to offer? Idk as a secular person ayam don't give a shit how my body is handled after death, it's none of my business anymore, ideally I would like to have all my organs donated where feasible or maybe donate body to science (but I can't find options for this in Malaysia) and then just be cremated and thrown wherever but I guess it's up to next of kin, as a non religious person I don't care which religious rites they choose. Does your father himself care, that it has to be a non religious funeral for him?
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Ok thanks. I think it will be great if relatives can still come and pay respect . But no need any prayer or any ritual or any singing..so far I haven't attended any free thinker funeral service.
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post May 29 2023, 08:48 AM

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For free thinker , can I get Christian package? But on that day, there won't be any prayers, singing. Just for relative to come to pay respect.
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post May 29 2023, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(siew14 @ May 29 2023, 10:33 AM)
if you want simple, just look for those coffin shop, and ask about the processes and pricing for processing your father's body when he passes away. So later on you have a rough idea what to do if he does pass away.

Because when a person is dead, there are lots of procedure need to follow one, such as getting death certificate, apply a time slot in public crematorium etc. I think such process costs about 8-10k ?

Instead of scatter the ashes into the sea, suggest just buy a place in columbarium, less than 2-3k only..

Also, make you go to at the right place, means if your dad from kwong tong, then go to kwong tong cemetery, hokkien then hokkien cemetery..
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Ya need help from them also to do those things. RM8k-RM10k is within our budget

 

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