Free Seminar: Ash Scatterings and Full Body Burials at Sea

***Free Seminar and bring a friend***

 Topic: Ash Scatterings and Full Body Burials at Sea

On Burial At Sea services from Maine to Florida

When: Wednesday, January 8, 2014 at 1 PM

Where:
Marshfield Council on Aging, 230 Webster Street,
Marshfield, MA 02050, (781) 834-5581

Conducted by: New England Burials at Sea 

Short Bio:  New England Burials At Sea LLC is the largest east coast provider for customized ash scattering memorials and full body burials at sea events in the USA. Based in Marshfield Hills, MA, the company operates year round from Maine to Miami and on the east and west coast serving all faiths with personalized and affordable services. Recommended and approved by most funeral homes.  Properly insured, USCG licensed, uses over fifty one different vessels for up to 400 people (some vintage yachts dating back to 1935) that are clean & current with the latest safety gear.  Scattering prices start at just $495.00 (unattended).  Event includes an official ship’s parchment sea burial certificate marking the coordinates of the decedent’s final resting place, eight bell end of watch blessing and a ten gauge cannon salute as the ship circles the flower field and there are many more options to choose from.  Families are welcome to participate.

As seen in the Boston Globe, Boston Business Journal, WCVB-TV5 program Chronicle, NESN News, SHOWTIME, Wall Street Journal, FOX News, Mother Jones, WIRED Magazine and more  NEBAS has grown into the “Go To” company for sea burials. For more information and a free info kit, call (781) 834. 7500 or visit us online at www.NewEnglandBurialsAtSea.com, or text SEA to 75309.

Speaker: South Shore resident Captain Brad White (100 GT Master License) founded New England Burials at Sea (NEBAS) in 2006 and has quickly become the leader in at sea services for ash scattering and full body burials from coast to coast. Using over 51 sea burial certified vessels, NEBAS works direct with clients and with hundreds of funeral homes across America to honor the final wishes of thousands of people who want to be buried at sea.

Not funeral directors but at sea event providers, Capt White shares real life experiences, USCG requirements, EPA laws, state to state regulations, general certifications required as well as funeral home needs. He will advise the proper protocol for the perfect Sea Tribute. Capt White has lectured at MIT in Boston, at the US Coast Guard, many funeral home continuing education courses, hospice across New England, union halls and more. Includes: PowerPoint presentation, audio, video, handouts and more are available.   Mr. White’s presentation is chock full of facts & figures with a light sense of historical whimsy. 

For more info:

Please see our recent 30 second spot here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oeDIJsP250

Intro to burial at sea services for scatterings and full body burials: https://youtu.be/0bUw4rUifig

You can see a fuller description of services here:   https://youtu.be/qsiPqyCQMwE.  A fire side chat description of sea burials with actual footage of scatterings and full body sea burials by New England Burials At Sea with many answers to common FAQ’s.  Full of info on how to plan and design.

A Scattering of cremated remains can be seen at: https://www.photoshow.com/watch/yI6Ai2eB

A Full Body burial at Sea can be seen at:  https://www.photoshow.com/watch/KZ4df7gx

For additional information, we have a power point presentation for our available services available for download at: https://www.mediafire.com/?5d95gsc6ru26r5r

Contact: Captain Brad White
New England Burials at Sea LLC

149 Old Main St, PO box 489, Marshfield Hills, MA 02051
Direct: (617) 966.1986, Office: 781.834.0112, Fax 781.834.0113
Email: OceanBurial@aol.com, www.NewEnglandBurialsAtSea.com

USCG Master Licensed ~ 100 Gross Tons, Towing and Sail ~
License # USA000012723, Mariner # 2724307
Memberships: Northeast Charterboat Captains Association, Stellwagen Bank Charter Boat Association, National association of Charter Boat Operators, New Inlet Boating Association, Gulf South Resources Drug Testing