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New England Burials at Sea LLC., Now offers Vintage, Sport and Luxury Level Vessels, In their Fast-Growing Burial At Sea Business

Tuesday, February 14th, 2012

New England Burials at Sea LLC.,

Now offers Vintage, Sport and Luxury Level Vessels

In their Fast-Growing Burial At Sea Business

 

MARSHFIELD, MA  (February 14, 2012)  – The nation’s most requested at sea burial service, New England Burial at Sea LLC (NEBAS) continues to expand and is now offering affordable, individualized and personal memorial ash scattering services and/or full body ocean burials from Maine to Florida and on the West Coast utilizing a selection of vintage, sport and luxury vessels according to client families’ preference.

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Where do the ashes go once they are in the water?

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Cremains (ashes) typically find their way to the warm ocean currents of the northerly traveling Gulf Stream. The Gulf Stream is the western boundary current of the N. Atlantic and transports significant amount of warm water (heat) poleward.

The core of the Gulf Stream current is about 55 miles wide and has peak velocities greater than 5 knots or 6+ mph.

-Captain Brad

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