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Selecting the correct size

Urns come in as many sizes and shapes as people or pets

Enter your loved one's approximate weight to determine the correct urn size.

Your loved one's weight

(in pounds)

Minimum urn capacity

(in cubic inches)

For every one pound of body weight, allow about 1 cubic inch capacity (for example, your 150 pound loved one will need an urn with a minimum capacity of 150 cubic inches). Remember, an urn can only be too small - if you're not sure, it's better to choose a larger urn.

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In loving memory of our son, Eric Jamali

Eric Jamali

Eric rises from the water as he swims
with dolphins in Mexico

Eric was his own person. He had a great sense of humor and could recite one-liners from a movie after seeing it only once. He had a wonderful ability to challenge conventional thoughts and capture the essence of what was going on in just a few words.

Eric lived each and every day like it was his last. Yes, he loved his friends and was the group clown, but he also was the first person to take someone in because they didn't have a place to stay or food to eat. He was smart, witty, blunt, and told it like it was. He had a love for soccer, shoes, clothes and fine food.

Shortly before Eric passed away, he began connecting with his family and loved us as well. He might not have told us, but he told his friends that he respected what we had to say.

In the end, we had accepted Eric for who he was, and we loved him dearly. Eric’s destiny was death at a young age. Our destiny now is to remember the good humored, loyal and wise kid who would have been a man in a short time. This company is our memorial to him.

Mike and Melody Jamali

 
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