1. Make sure a label is attached to the
                container of cremated ashes with the following information
                (usually, your crematorium will have this label attached to the
                box):
                
                  
                    Full Name of the deceased
                    Date of Birth
                    Date of Death
                    Social Security Number
                  
                
                We must have this information
                attached to the actual container of ashes for verification and
                our logs.
                2. Put the container in a padded shipping box
                - your mortuary or funeral home can provide you with one.
                3. In an envelope, enclose your check or money
                order payable to “Heaven’s Wings” for the amount of
                $295.00 for the basic scattering service.
                4. Include your contact information in the
                envelope:
                
                  Your name
                  Your relationship to the deceased
                  Your complete address
                  A phone number where we can reach you
                  Your e-mail address if you have one
                  Any other information you feel we need to know.
                
                
                5. Include any
                disposition papers (burial permit) you
                received from the mortuary or crematory (make copies of these
                for your records, if you wish).
                
                6. If out of the
                state of California, you will need to send a copy of the death
                certificate, as well.
                7. Ship to: (U.S. Postal Service accepts
                cremated remains for transport)
                Heaven’s Wings
                1634 Golden Gate Avenue
                P.O. Box 155
                Dos Palos, CA 93620
                Request "Return Receipt" for your
                shipment - we cannot be held responsible for ashes during
                transit.