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He hated cemeteries, but Grandpa never agreed to be turned into a golf ball

  • Posted on July 21, 2026
  • By The Sydney Morning Herald
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  • 1 min read
In brief

This touching yet unconventional story explores the complexities of honoring loved ones through alternative burial methods. When a family chose to scatter their mother's ashes at a cherished park location without official authorization, they never anticipated nature's dramatic response. A year later, the tree became struck by lightning, raising profound questions about fate, spirituality, and whether our final wishes align with higher forces.

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He hated cemeteries, but Grandpa never agreed to be turned into a golf ball
He hated cemeteries, but Grandpa never agreed to be turned into a golf ball

We sprinkled Mum’s ashes around a grand pine tree in a park ... without permission. A year later lightning split the tree in two. Really, God?
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The Sydney Morning Herald

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