Told my kid to put me in a Mason jar and take me to cool places. Leave a little of me at each one.

Donating organs/body to science.

I used to want cremation, but something I heard Neil Degrassi Tyson say made me change my mind. My whole life I have dined on flora and fauna of this world and when I die it's their turn to dine on me. This transition is my afterlife. I won't be aware of it, but everything that makes up me goes back into the engine of life

Take what can be used, burn the rest. I've taken up enough space on this planet. Then it's up to my family. Spinkle me, dump me, put me in a closet or on the mantle...whatever makes them happy.

In the ten years I have burried two ladies and one guy. Burials run about 13,000 dollars including church funneral. Cremation with a celebration of life which includes the food- 3,000 dollars. Its not DUH or ROT it is pure economics.

Attach my dead naked body to 500 blowup dolls filled with hydrogen. Perhaps someone will think the rapture has come and they will be utterly devastated to have been left behind.

Donated to science...specifically, Herbert West

Tibetan Sky Funeral.

I've always thought that bodies should be frozen and shipped to a deep sea permanent rig above a deep ocean current where the bodies are liquidized and pumped a mile down. Would stop the use of land space for pointless burials and stop pollution by cremation.

Donate whatever organs I can, then cremate the rest and turn me into fertilizer for a tree. I'd like to be a part of nature.

Not my concern.
I'll be dead.
There's only two people anyone can call about my carcass. They'll both say the same thing - "not our body - not our problem"
So, I assume cremation by whatever agency is tasked.

Cremation wastes energy and I'd rather assist with a plant to grow

Neither. I'm donating my body to science.

Ideally, I'd like a natural burial, no embalming, just dig a hole and put me in a burlap sack. Unfortunately, it's not very easy to do. My husband dies last year and I spent a couple days researching "green" burial. It's very expensive and not very accessible, I'd have had to pay for refrigeration and transportation to one of the few places that do it in my state. Although cremation isn't environmentally friendly, it's still less toxic than embalming and taking up real estate. I discovered in my research that cremated remains are not "food" because the high heat pretty much turns them into completely sterile material, so planting them with a tree is pointless. He went for a swim with the fishes in the Pacific (sshhhh...you need a permit apparently).

I'm really undecided at this point seeing as how I promised my cats they could eat me when I'm dead.

Technically I don’t care either way. I’ll be dead so what happens to my body, I won’t care.

But I suppose I would like a tombstone for family to visit if they want. However, cremation is more green for the Earth. But again, I’ll be dead so I won’t care one way or the other.

Organ harvest, I don’t care what they do with what’s left over

Parts for science/donors and then burn me and scatter my ashes over a pasture....ashes to ashes, dust to cow poop!!hahaha....

We're not going to know after we've died.

I like the thought of being buried and having a cherry tree planted over me. Nature reclaims and cherry trees are beautiful in blossom.

Organ then burial, non toxic organic, no formaldehyde and no casket. Hopefully a burlap sack and my kids can plant a tree there if they want.

I just want a biodegradable dress and put me in a hole and put some dirt over me. That's it.

I would like to be sky buried (as in Eastern American Native practice) But I live in a very white world that is scared of death so... cremation maybe? or just commit sucide in the deep woods in the spring. The scavengers will take care of me.

My wife and I signed on with "Research For Life,LLC" in Arizona. They pick up the body, harvest valuable parts, then creamate the remains. My wife died on March 7th., 2018. She tested the system, and it worked well, at no cost.

Ashes up the stack of a steam locomotive, but any useful organs harvested prior.

I would like to hope that by the time I die that being composted would be an option....