Now my late husband’s half-siblings are on me to share the ashes, and I don’t want to.
At his funeral, his half-sister on his mother’s side wore what appeared to be a white wedding dress and had her three daughters dressed like flower girls. She had threatened me often with violence and stalked me at my job. I got a protective order, but it took three filings to get it because her father has friends in the court system. The order is for one year, but we’ll see what happens when it expires.
Everyone in his family has demanded a portion of his ashes. I refuse to divide them because he wanted to be buried with me, and I want to abide by his wishes.The family says we should be working “together,” but I never even met some of them until he had passed away. They think we should be family since he was their brother. I disagree.Please accept my sympathy for the loss of your husband. The time for you all to have “been family” was long before his death.
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