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Summer Road Trip #1: Car Snacks
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What great ideas!!! I am sure to use these with my grandchildren! Thank you for sharing and enjoy your time at 'home.'ReplyDelete
Oh my! This could work even if you were just at home. What a great way to have snacks ready all the time. Since I found your blog I have been saving all the jars and cans I get because I never want to miss a chance to THRIVE! Thank you.ReplyDelete
Brilliant Nike!! I love these ideas. And they are so healthy. I'm very impressed.ReplyDelete
More "why didn't I think of that?" ideas! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Those are awesome ideas. My kids love anything with dips, but I'm always hesitant to pack them in the car ~ your solution is fantastic.ReplyDelete
Great idea for putting together to-go snacks. I was driving home from errands just today and thinking I need to get on top of that (as my 4-year-old was reminding me every five seconds "My tummy is telling me it is hungry, mom"). Have fun here in Washington! The weather is beautiful this week!ReplyDelete
We lost our inet for almost 2 month and now we are back up and running - yips...GREAT tips and I will post on my facebook page... I am so glad to be able to follow your blog again...ReplyDelete
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Those are all great ideas for traveling!ReplyDelete
Great ideas! I will definitely be putting these to use. And forget the kids- great for keeping the calories down as I attempt to lose the baby weight! Better than cheetos at the gas station...ReplyDelete
I love these ideas. No messes and healthy snacks. perfect. Plus, the containers are disposable so I wouldn't have to lug around dishes the whole trip. Thanks for yet another brilliant idea.ReplyDelete
Great ideas! I'll definitely use these! Thank you!ReplyDelete
You never disappoint :-) Getting ready for a car trip next weekend...maybe my picky spouse will even try this stuff!ReplyDelete
I saw this on Pinterest. What GREAT ideas!! I'm on Weight Watchers right now and this would actually be a really great way to eat my healthy snacks while traveling. Thanks for the ideas!ReplyDelete
I just read the next few paragraphs. It is my opinion you add a considerable amount of energy to build this particular article. I really thank you for get the job doneReplyDelete
These are great ideas!!!ReplyDelete
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What a great idea! What I love the most about your site is you always get my wheels turning...and I find myself rocking what I got. I'm thinking that the tubs from deli meat can become individual lunch pails, filled with what I know each kid will eat. I'll be using this next month on our 6 hour road trip/move.ReplyDelete
Thought of you the other day...I have recently started using essential oils on a regular basis for home health care and needed something to carry them in. Inspiration struck when I was testing my blood sugar, and I retrofitted a glucose meter case with elastic. Now 14 of my oils are with me wherever I go, and it cost nothing (instead of $16.95, the going rate for one of those things). But seriously, you inspire me to think this way!
Great ideas that I will definitely use for our road trip this fall...thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 15, 2011 at 10:29 PM
LOVE LOVE LOVE these ideas! The apples and yogurt will go over like magic with my little guys I do believe :) Thank you for sharing your awesomeness! :) Here from TT&J :)ReplyDelete
I'd love for you to share this at Fun For Kids Friday. Great ideas!ReplyDelete
Jo @ SmileMonsters
Great ideas! Thank you for sharing them! We are about to move out of state with 7 kids, and I've been looking for some new road trip snack ideas. I love these!ReplyDelete
the peanut butter jar... brilliant! just brilliant!ReplyDelete
What a great idea, i will try this all on this weekend.ReplyDelete
Smart, functional, and fun! Well done. I will definitely use these ideas for a family outing OR even for me running around on a busy day trying to avoid junk food! I would love for you to link this post up at my Savvy HomeMade blog party atReplyDelete
I am a new follower!
Very, very resourceful.ReplyDelete
I would love for you to share this on my mommy solution meme. My readers would LOVE this!
You are a genius! This is awesome! Thanks!!!ReplyDelete
I am so excited you shared these ideas! We go to the beach all of the time and this will for sure be something we do. Please stop by www.laughloveandcraft.com and link up to my Share the Wealth Wednesday Link Party! I'm your newest follower!ReplyDelete
These ideas are GENIUS!!! I'm pinning this for next time we take a road trip.ReplyDelete
P.S. I'd love it if you'd link this up to my Weekend Warrior Link Party: http://www.askannamoseley.com/search/label/Weekend%20Warrior%20Link%20Party
Hi, Nike! I love these ideas, I can sooo use them! (And I don't even have kids!) Thanks for the great post.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 2, 2011 at 8:27 AM
Fantastic ideas! I would have to throw some rasins in with the celery and pb! About to take a family trip and will be using these ideas! Thanks!ReplyDelete
We will also be taking homemade dehydrated fruit leathers. Another great travel snack.
Btw.. Found you on craftgossip
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LOVE this! Just Pinned it to my "Genius" Pinboard. =)ReplyDelete
great idea and definitely functional. love it.ReplyDelete
Really awesome ideas!! And all very healthy with fresh food! Have a wonderful week! Angie xoReplyDelete
Super cute idea! I love the fact that you are recycling. Now I know what to do with the old cool whip containers.ReplyDelete
Why can't I think of these things? Great ideas.ReplyDelete
You are a genius! Stopping by from Someday Crafts. I am now following you!ReplyDelete
is brilliant I have to post it on my blog absolutely!!!!ReplyDelete
linked here: http://orlosubito.blogspot.com/2011/08/genial-1.html:-)ReplyDelete
you are a total genius!ReplyDelete
So simple yet so smart!! Thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
I would love it if you would come link this up at Freestyle Friday (it's open all weekend) at happyhourprojects.blogspot.com.
Happy to be your newest follower ~ Adrianne
You are a genius!! This is so smart! I love it!ReplyDelete
These are all such clever ideas! Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
What a brilliant traveling snack idea! I love the peanutbutter and celery! I mentioned them in the outdoors forum, around the campfire and would love for you to join in the conversation with any other ideas you might have!ReplyDelete
I featured this post on my blog today:ReplyDelete
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I definitely need to save these ideas for the little one! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
I saw that first picture at the link up party and I instantly knew that I need to tell you that I really liked the idea. Great thinking.ReplyDelete
We have a link-up party going on - Tea Time Thursdays @ Kreative Korner. I would really appreciate if you'd link up some of your awesome posts there. Hope to see you at the party.
That's really useful tip, which is very much helpful while driving with the Kids.ReplyDelete
Thanks for Sharing information about you journey experience.
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I love these ideas so much that I featured them on my monthly round-up of "cool things on the web". Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
(you can find the link here if you're interested:)
These look like pretty solid ideas for a road trip with kids on board. Something that's not messy is ideal. Stuff like those would be easier to manage for the people on board.ReplyDelete
every single one of your posts has blown me away. you are such a stinkin genius. i am now a subscriber.. proudly! :)ReplyDelete
great ideas! definitely doing the celery and PB - love it!ReplyDelete
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I have reusable silicone muffin cups that I use in sandwich boxes to make a "lunchable". Roll up cold cuts, (or pack pepperoni sticks) and then tuck two muffin cups in opposide corners of the sandwich box and put cheese cubes in one, and round crackers in the other. once the lid goes on everything stays in place (that wouldn't work for runny things like dips, though--I like your ideas for that!)ReplyDelete
Just stopping by with congratulations! Your project was in the top 5 most popular posts for April (yes I'm way behind!) on Fun Family Crafts! Thanks for sharing your creativity and we hope you'll submit more. If you would like to see the post and grab a TOP 5 button, you can see it here http://funfamilycrafts.com/april-2012-top-posts/ Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
Looks like you were in the top 5 again in May, congrats!Delete
- SharonJuly 25, 2012 at 6:34 AM
Am I the only one wondering how in the world you got that peanut butter into the bottom of that jar, especially without getting it all over the sides??ReplyDelete
Great ideas though, I'm looking forward to checking out the rest of your blog.
- SharonJuly 25, 2012 at 6:35 AM
Am I the only one wondering how in the world you got that peanut butter into the bottom of that jar, especially without getting it all over the sides??ReplyDelete
Great ideas though, I'm looking forward to checking out the rest of your blog.Replies
I would think melting the peanut butter in the microwave and pouring it in would help with it not getting all over the sides. (I was wondering the same thing!)Delete
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Super ideas! How do you keep your apples from turning brown?ReplyDelete
How incredibly clever!!! I would have never thought of this and it's so simple to do! It's the best way to stay and eat healthy when you want to snack on something. Thanks so much for sharing. I hope you have a wonderful day. :)ReplyDelete
Thx for posting these! Simple and easy!ReplyDelete
Thanks, such great healthy snack ideas for on the go!ReplyDelete
Exellent ideas - reposted on Facebook! :)ReplyDelete
Oh.....! its really good meal during travel i like your idea thank for your information.ReplyDelete
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These are great ideas! I was wondering how to keep my apple from turning with its cut.ReplyDelete
Hello, I love the name of your site. Thanks for sharing your experiences and delicious recipes with us.ReplyDelete
It's easy to see that you are very passionate about what you do.
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What great ideas! I really love them. Most "easy" snack ideas, I find are too involved for the amount of time I have. But these are great. Thank you for sharing them.ReplyDelete
Love it! Not only great for the pocketbook, fabulous for the body, mind & soul! With these delicious and nutritious snacks you don't have to be tempted by the fast food joints you encounter on your travels!ReplyDelete
Nicole Meek, @haltonrecycles, www.haltonrecycles.ca
Great ideas for me and my kiddo! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Wow nice and great ideas. love to have more ideas like thisReplyDelete
Hi Nike...just came here via your snacks pinned on Pinterest. Love your clever recycle of containers used. Can I offer a suggestion? Instead of store bought cleaned carrots like the ones in the photo...I would recommend buying regular carrots and cleaning and cutting them into sticks. I found out that the pre-cleaned "baby carrots" are not baby carrots at all but are broken carrots ground down to size and dipped in chlorine to preserve during shipping. That's why they are covered in a white film when you buy them. Chlorine is cause for concern when it comes to cancer and we stopped buying these as soon as we hear how they were processed. Hope this helps.ReplyDelete
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Not only great for car snacks! Great for on the go PCOS-ers trying to keep their GI levels in check!ReplyDelete
Peanut Butter GI: 0 & Celery GI: 1
Carrots & Dressing GI: 0
Yogurt GI: Up to 17 & Apples GI: 3
Love these ideas!
We traveled to Utah last month and took the time the thaw out our fridge so everything cold came with us, including a whole carton of eggs....well, I hard-boiled them. Those, deli salami and the baybel cheese rounds were the perfect snack when we weren't ready to stop yet for something more filling. I could definitely go for peanut butter & celery, though :)ReplyDelete
These are great! Mind if I rave about your ideas and link your site to mine on http://www.rainbowstewbook.com/?ReplyDelete
I absolutely love these ideas ! my kids love celery and peanut butter :) I think I'm gonna make these up and keep them in the fridge for an easy reach snack. Thanks for the tips :)ReplyDelete
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I would like to do the same thing cathryn suggested if its ok :)Delete
Thanks for the tips! I reposted the celery trick on Americas Best Value Inn Facebook page (www.facebook.com/AmericasBestValueInn1). I'm certain it will be shared...a lot! Thanks for the great blog!ReplyDelete
Great ideas! Thank you!ReplyDelete
love that it's healthy and you are reusing what you carry your snacks in! ^5ReplyDelete
Bravissima! I love your blog and I'll come here early...I pinned your ideas.ReplyDelete
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Excellent ! We are going to be doing a of of long distance traveling this year, and we need more of these ideas! Any suggestions appreciated! We prefer to stop at a "rest stop" and have a quick, or leisurely picnic lunch, instead of fast food. Yuk!ReplyDelete
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KMeleonWiki > Welcome > SkinsAndThrobbers
Welcome to the Skins & Throbbers page. Please be encouraged to submit your own. For more details on skin configuration, see the K-Meleon Skinning Tutorial. For complete theme packages which contain all applicable bitmaps, icons, and a matching throbber, see the Themes page.
These skins consist mainly of a toolbar with a background image. Unless otherwise specified these skins will work well with versions of K-Meleon prior to v0.8, but may need to edit the toolbars.cfg file in order to get them to work properly with K-Meleon v0.8 and above. These are rather ancient and some have missing buttons, while on the Themes page you'll find more modern skins.
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You can very simply change the background of your menu toolbars on top, and put there any photo or image you like: Simply rename and save your new image as "back.bmp", and put it into the folder of your current skin. If you want to backup the old image first, rename it to something like "back.bmp.ori" first or move it elsewhere. If an image is rather small, it will be tiled, just like backgrounds on websites.
Make sure backgrounds are switched on:
Edit > Preferences (F2) > GUI Appearance. There's a checkbox to "Display Toolbar Background". Restart the browser after all changes.
Possible problems: May not work with all modern windows themes (transparency?), and not sure about images with own transparency. Just try it, and in the worst case you can always click F2 again and disable the toolbar background.
Info and Download in the forum: HERE
These backgrounds are semi-transparent and allow you to use your system colours. Select them as you would a skin and they will be used with the default toolbar icons. No need to restart, just open a new window or layer. (info outdated)
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Benedict Arnold plaque
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Title / Supplied: Benedict Arnold plaque
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Genre(s): color slides
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Place: Vergennes (Vt.)
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2011-01-24, Center for Digital Initiatives, University of Vermont Libraries
Type of Resource: still image
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No part of the material may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, broadcasting or by any other information storage and retrieval system. Direct all inquiries and requests to the Bixby Memorial Free Library, Vergennes, Vt. 802-877-2211.
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Benedict Arnold plaque, Box 1, Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.), Local History/Genealogy, Bixby Memorial Free Library, http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/bixver04_049 (accessed February 25, 2018)
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Tech Camp unConference
- 1 TechCamp UnConference
- 1.1 - Topic Suggestions
- 1.2 - Lightning Rounds
- 1.3 - Me! Me! I'm Coming!
- 1.4 - I So Want to Be There But I Can't Make It
- 1.5 - OK, I Admit It, I Don't Know That Much About UnConferences or How They Work. Can You Fill Me In?
- 1.6 - Our Most Excellent Sponsors, First and Foremost the Michigan State University Libraries
- 1.7 - Our Totally Cool Supporters
TechCamp UnConference
Awesome Tech UnConference Sponsored by the Michigan State University Main Library - May 15, 2009
We're also at Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?sid=42e62e590cddbdfb6818fb57e80dc9fd&eid=56825237255
We've blocked off some times for the day so we get in all the good stuff
Proposed Agenda:
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Registration
9:30 a.m. - 9:45 Introductions and topic creations (Yo - if you have a topic you want to discuss, add it below and we can work on this piece ahead of time)
9:50 a.m. - 10:35 a.m. First Breakout session
10:40 - 10:50 a.m. Report/Share/Talk/Digest/Download Time
11:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m. Lightning rounds
12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Lunch On Your Own or Group Lunch at International Center
1:35 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. Recheck topic suggestions
1:50 p.m. - 2:35 p.m. Second Breakout session
2:40 p.m - 2:50 p.m. - Report/Share/Talk/Digest/Download Time
3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Panel
- Topic Suggestions
These would be for break-out sessions where you'd have a group for 45 minutes to delve the topic
Google Analytics - Sonya Schryer Norris and Steve Bollinger ('cause the stats rock but the help pages are so ugly and awkward it's hard to concentrate on what they're saying and besides that goal thing is just a hassle to set up)
Tech Support IS Reference! - Holly Hibner and Mary Kelly. Do you provide tech support at the reference desk? We do, and we see it as an opportunity to connect with our patrons and learn something new! We'll discuss how to keep up with technology, what core competencies for reference librarians are, and WHY to provide tech support as a reference service at all (or why not! All sides of the topic are welcome!)
Widget Mania! - Scott Mellendorf and Beth Johns. Many Database vendors offer search widget authoring tools to create search box widgets for quick access to specific databases. Let's talk about this access method. Is it a good idea? If so, what's the best approach? Any examples? If not a good idea, why not?
Something About Drupal - Phillip Kwik. Several libraries, and the MLA, are using Drupal for web content management. I have no specific ideas in mind for a topic, but I thought there might be interest in a discussion of our experiences. Email me at ideas at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Lightning Rounds
These are where you do a quick 5 minutes to the whole group on something cool you've got going. Let us know if you're up for this by putting your name and topic below
Plinkit - Sonya Schryer Norris
SearchGuides (Widgets and Research unite!) - Scott Mellendorf
- Me! Me! I'm Coming!
Elizabeth Bollinger - Michigan State University Libraries
Chris Ayar - Evanced Solutions
Holly Hibner - Salem-South Lyon District Library
Sonya Schryer Norris - Library of Michigan
Mary Kelly - Salem-South Lyon District Library
Beth Johns - Saginaw Valley State University, Zahnow Library
Scott Mellendorf - Zahnow Library, Saginaw Valley State University
Kristin LaLonde - Arab American National Museum, Library & Resource Center
Phillip Kwik - Troy (MI) Public Library
Maria Almaguer - Troy Public Library
Lindsay Payne - Troy Public Library
Donna Babcock - Troy Public Library (MI)
Sheri Glon - Kent District Library
Stephen Bollinger - The Capital Area District Library Donna Garbarino - Troy Public Library
- I So Want to Be There But I Can't Make It
- OK, I Admit It, I Don't Know That Much About UnConferences or How They Work. Can You Fill Me In?
That's cool. Play a little catch-up before the meet:
- Our Most Excellent Sponsors, First and Foremost the Michigan State University Libraries
Many thanks to the Michigan State University Main Library: http://www2.lib.msu.edu/
- Our Totally Cool Supporters
Many thanks to our business and technology supporters.
The Michigan eLibrary, MeL.org: http://www.mel.org
Gale Cengage: http://www.gale.cengage.com/
Proquest: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/
LearningExpress Library: http://www.learnatest.com/
EBSCO: http://ebscohost.com/
WebJunction: http://www.webjunction.org


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Chad Kerley's vitaminwater® Invitational Final Results & Photo Gallery
What will be known as the contest of the year and one of the best street contests of all time is done and in the books. So many insane tricks and firsts went down, the riders were beyond stoked, and the vibe couldn't have been better. If you missed the live feed, ee'll have the entire contest up again as well as new highlight edits, so keep checking back.
Obstacle #1 (red and blue rails)
1. Garrett Reynolds
2. Alex Kennedy
3. Rob Wise
Obstacle #2 (pyramid ledge/green rail/box)
1. Garrett Reynolds
2. Stevie Churchill
3. Sean Sexton
Obstacle #3 (the island)
1. Garrett Reynolds
2. Rob Wise
3. Stevie Churchill
Obstacle #4 (secret setup: railhop)
Stevie Churchill
Rider's Choice--Overall Rider of the Day
Garrett Reynolds


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10 Important Facts About Your VA Burial Benefits
Because Dignity Memorial® providers serve more veterans than any other funeral service provider, we understand veterans' needs, particularly when it comes to understanding and obtaining the burial benefits they've earned through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
We also know that many veterans may not fully understand the benefits to which they're entitled. Dignity Memorial providers take the responsibility of helping veterans receive the benefits they deserve very seriously. For that reason, we've compiled this list of 10 Important Facts About Your VA Burial Benefits as a guide. For more information, or to obtain any necessary forms and paperwork, contact a Dignity Memorial provider near you to request a free Veterans Planning Guide.
10 Facts at a Glance
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits do not cover all the funeral or cremation arrangements of honorably discharged veterans.
There are certain monetary, recognition and service benefits that may be available. However, reimbursement for funeral or cremation service expenses is limited, and usually only applies to veterans who:
Standard guidelines are provided as an overview, but only the VA can rule on your exact benefits.
You will need documentation to verify military service.
A "Report of Separation from the Armed Forces of the United States," also known as "discharge papers," is normally required to verify military service. In most cases, this report is the DD 214. If your family does not have form DD 214 at the time of death, any Dignity Memorial provider will be glad to help secure one.
A veteran's family must request a United States flag.
A flag is provided at no cost to drape the casket or accompany the urn of a deceased veteran. Generally, the flag is given to the next of kin. Only one flag may be provided per veteran. Upon the request of the family, an "Application for United States Flag for Burial Purposes" (VA Form 21-2008) must be submitted along with a copy of the veteran's discharge papers. Flags may be obtained from VA regional offices and most U.S. Post Offices. For your family's convenience, your Dignity Memorial provider will be glad to help them request your flag.
Military Funeral Honors ceremonies must be scheduled in advance.
The law requires that every eligible veteran receive a military funeral honors ceremony, which includes the folding and presentation of the United States flag and the playing of "taps," upon the family's request.
This Department of Defense program calls for the funeral director to request military funeral honors on behalf of the veteran's family. Your Dignity Memorial provider works with various veterans organizations to assist in the provision of military funeral honors.
Veterans' caskets are not free.
As a standard policy, neither the VA nor the various branches of service provide a free casket for a deceased veteran, unless death occurs while on active duty. As part of our service to veterans, Dignity Memorial providers offer caskets and other merchandise at a discounted price to members of the American Legion and VFW.
A "Presidential Memorial Certificate" must be requested.
Initiated in March 1962 by President John F. Kennedy, a "Presidential Memorial Certificate" is an engraved paper certificate, signed by the current President, to honor the memory of honorably discharged, deceased veterans.
Eligible recipients, or someone acting on their behalf, may apply in person at any VA regional office or by U.S. mail.
Your local Dignity Memorial provider can assist your family in obtaining this certificate.
If you choose not to be buried in a VA national cemetery, monetary burial benefits are limited.
Veterans buried in a private cemetery may be eligible to receive a partial reimbursement for their burial costs. For non-service related deaths, a burial expense allowance (up to $700) and a plot allowance (up to $700) may be given. In order to receive a VA burial allowance you must meet the following conditions:
In addition, at least one of the following conditions must be met:
In order to determine the final reimbursement amount, an "Application for Burial Benefits" (VA Form 21-530) must be submitted within two years from the date of the veteran's permanent burial. If your family does not have the form 21-530 at the time of death, your Dignity Memorial provider will be glad to help secure one.
There are eligibility requirements for burial in a VA national cemetery.
Any member of the Armed Forces of the United States who dies while on active duty or any veteran who was discharged under conditions other than dishonorable is entitled to burial in a VA national cemetery. Under certain conditions, the unremarried surviving spouse and minor children of an eligible person are also entitled to this benefit.
Burial in a VA national cemetery includes:
Cremated remains are buried or inurned in VA national cemeteries in the same manner and with the same honors as casketed remains.
It is important to note that you may not reserve space in a VA national cemetery ahead of time, since VA national cemeteries only allow arrangements to be made at the time of a death. Therefore, if you do not choose burial in a private cemetery, there is no guarantee that spouses or other family members will be buried side by side, or even nearby.
Additionally, you should note that burials in VA national cemeteries usually are not conducted on weekends and, depending on the VA cemetery, there may be a waiting period before burial can occur.
In addition, non-veteran parents may be interred in a national cemetery with their child if that child was killed in combat and has no other eligible survivors. In order for such burial to occur, an official must determine that there is available space.
Headstones or markers for a burial space in a private cemetery must be requested.
The VA, upon request and at no charge to the applicant, will furnish a government headstone or marker for the grave of any deceased eligible veteran in any cemetery around the world. Upright headstones are available in granite and marble, and flat markers are available in granite, marble and bronze. The style must be consistent with existing monuments or markers at the place of burial. Niche markers for cremated remains are also available.
An "Application for Standard Government Headstone or Marker for Installation in a Private or State Veteran's Cemetery" (VA Form 40-1330) must be submitted. If your family does not have form 40-1330 at the time of death, your Dignity Memorial provider will help secure one.
The issuance or replacement of military service medals, awards and decorations must be requested in writing.
Military service medals, awards and decorations are available from the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC). Family members may request medals and awards for living veterans only if they have obtained their signed authorization. For deceased veterans, requests will be accepted from the next-of-kin.
Requests should be submitted in writing to the appropriate military service branch division of the NPRC. Standard form (SF 180), available through the VA, is recommended to submit your request. Generally, there is no charge for medal or award replacements. For more information, or for the mailing address of the military branch office to submit your request to, call 1-86-NARA-NARA (1-866-272-6272) or visit the NPRC website at www.archives.gov.
If your family does not have form SF 180 at the time of death, any Dignity Memorial provider will help secure one.
Find a Service Provider
The Dignity Memorial® network serves families through more than 2,000 service providers across North America.
Find a funeral home, cremation provider or cemetery near you.
Dignity Memorial Veterans Planning Guide
Learn more about veterans burial benefits with the Dignity Memorial network's free 56-page Veterans Planning Guide or:


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