Buried with your hat on ?

[daizawaguy]

I'm glad the previous owners of my hats were not buried in them.

:eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[daizawaguy]

So, assuming you come from a background of family members not all that interested in your fedoras, what do you think will happen to them?

HAte to think about this, but the FL classified would be better than a flea market... :rage:

 

[MikeBravo]

J B There is a simple solution for the family situation

Ask them Then put it in your will

There might be charity shops, even museums that may be interested in some items left

You might be surprised that any nephews or nieces might be interested too


PS Judging by your profile pic, you're not close to dropping off the twig just yet

 

[Bingles]

I think I would want one of my favorite hats resting on my chest for the viewing.. but taken out of the casket when it was closed (unless I had an old everyday hat that I might want with me just for posterity).

When priests die and have their funerals (in the older form of the Catholic Requiem), their biretta (hat) is placed on top of the coffin during the funeral... which I always thought was cool.

 

[avedwards]

So, assuming you come from a background of family members not all that interested in your fedoras, what do you think will happen to them?

Friends who may appreciate your style more than your family do? That failing, the FL classifieds as the people here will at least appreciate your items and look after them.