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Turning his mother’s ashes into jewelery
True relationships never die, never fade! This is about a man from Clifton, Nottingham, named Phillip Haynes, who turned his mother’s cremated ashes into jewelery for his entire family. His mother, named Mary died in 1989. After preserving her..
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