Spreading my Grandpa's Ashes with a Shotgun

Published on September 17, 2011
Duration: 2:03

This video documents a unique memorial service where cremated ashes are loaded into 20-gauge shotgun shells and fired from a side-by-side double-barrel shotgun. The Iraqveteran8888 channel, featuring Eric and his family, respectfully commemorates his grandfather Vernon. The event highlights safe firearm handling during a solemn occasion, demonstrating a personal way to honor a loved one's memory.

Quick Summary

A unique memorial service involved firing 20-gauge shotgun shells loaded with cremated ashes from a side-by-side double-barrel shotgun. This tribute honored the grandfather, Vernon, with participation from his son Eric (Iraqveteran8888), his father, and cousin Jeremy, maintaining a respectful and commemorative tone.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Memorial Context
  2. 00:57Memorial Shooting - Father
  3. 01:13Memorial Shooting - Eric
  4. 01:22Memorial Shooting - Cousin Jeremy
  5. 01:46Final Tribute Shots

Frequently Asked Questions

How were ashes dispersed in the memorial service?

Cremated ashes were loaded into custom 20-gauge shotgun shells and fired from a side-by-side double-barrel shotgun as a unique memorial tribute to the grandfather, Vernon.

What type of shotgun was used for the memorial?

A side-by-side double-barrel shotgun was used for the memorial service. The video specifically mentions 20-gauge shells being loaded into it.

Who participated in the memorial shotgun firing?

Eric (from Iraqveteran8888), his father, and his cousin Jeremy participated in firing the shotgun to disperse the ashes as a tribute.

What was the overall tone of the memorial event?

The tone was respectful, somber, and commemorative, focusing on honoring the grandfather's memory through a personal and unique ceremony.

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