Grady Early

You know, if they want to do something like put me in the trunk of a car to see what happens there or under a tarp or a slab of concrete, I've got no problem with that.

I think that everyone should be useful in life.

And if you can be useful after death as well, so much the better.

After all...

Which would you rather do, wind up in a box in the ground just wasting real estate or be in a box in the lab and at least potentially useful to a researcher sometime in future?

We looked at a site out at the airport.

Some of the neighbors didn't like the idea, and they said, well, that's going to attract vultures, so we'll have birds interfering with the aircraft.

side over behind the outlet mall, and there were some people that were unhappy with that idea.

There's always NIMBYs around.

It was an astonishing thing, although in retrospect, I suppose it shouldn't have been.

When I told my mother what I was planning on doing, she, being a fairly practical woman, said, that sounds like a wonderful idea.

Sign me up.

So I did.

What I would really like to do is have my skeleton articulated and hung up somewhere in the facility so I can keep my eye on what's going on.