Colorado’s 'green cemetery' helps people return to the earth once they’ve passed

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When we die, Emily Miller believes in returning to the natural cycles in which we came from.
“You hear it in the phrase ‘ashes to ashes, dust to dust,’” said Miller, the owner and founder of the Colorado Burial Preserve. “So, I think the promise of a final resting place in a beautiful, natural location is an easy one to connect with emotionally.”
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[@jem117]

As a funeral director in Canon City, we are so very happy to be able to work closely with Emily to get families into the Colorado Burial Preserve and Cremation Garden!

[@5DNRG]

Love this concept...so natural.

[@lynellephillips3889]

what happened to the one that was suppose to be in Elizabeth, CO? I want to do this, but not in a desert-y area, and no one in my family would ever drive to Florence. I would like more of these throughout the state, not in just one place....

[@spockspock]

I will be buried in the open places.

[@salykira]

Hi, that is what the Muslims do in burial, wrapping the dead in cloth and in the ground ,not caskets,........

[@coloradomemorialfinishing]

Hello friends

[@celty5858]

What is the video that corresponds to this? I can’t find it.

[@user-em7eg5xo5b]

Rip joe arridy

[@joedavis4150]

... So these would be the Grateful Dead?... :-)...

[@kristy9337]

Well....that didn't age well.

[@jmorgan5252]

You have a serious problem people