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Husband spreads wife’s ashes in the sky in the form of FIREWORKS

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October 23, 2015
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Husband spreads wife’s ashes in the sky in the form of FIREWORKS

Jack Haley who is Annette Maunder's dad and her husband Gary Maunder watch together as Annette's ashes our set off into the sky. See SWNS story SWASHES; A dead mum literally went out for a bang - after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS. Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary. Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks. Annette was exploded across the skyline on Saturday as part of a display in Devonport Park in Plymouth, Devon. Her ashes were in fireworks containing gold tails, green peonies, crackling dragon eggs and red and blue chrysanthemum bursts.

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A woman who died is literally going out with a bang – after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS.

Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary.

Gary Maunder with his wife Annette's ashes in a firework which he is going to set off as part of a display in Devonport Park. See SWNS story SWBANG: A woman who died is literally going out with a bang - after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS. Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary. Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, has now arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks.
Gary, has now arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks.

Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, has now arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky.

He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks.

Family collect of Annette Maunder, from Plymouth, Devon during Chirstmas celebrations in 2013, Annette's ashes are to be launched into the sky over the city and detonated in a spectacular firework display. Annette Maunder died last month after a battle with cancer and her husband has decided to scatter her ashes in stunning style. See SWNS story SWBANG: A woman who died is literally going out with a bang - after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS. Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary. Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, has now arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks.
Tragic Annette, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary.

Annette is now set to be exploded across the skyline next month as part of a display in Devonport Park in Plymouth, Devon.

Her ashes are in fireworks containing gold tails, green peonies, crackling dragon eggs and red and blue chrysanthemum bursts.

Gary, from Pennycomequick, Devon, said: “She would have loved it. It’s a good way to send her off.

“Our 13 years of marriage was the best 13 years of my life. We won the battle but lost the war. She was a keeper.”

The firework box containing Annette Maunder's ashes which are to be launched into the sky over the city and detonated in a spectacular firework display. Annette Maunder died last month after a battle with cancer and her husband has decided to scatter her ashes in stunning style. See SWNS story SWBANG: A woman who died is literally going out with a bang - after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS. Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary. Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, has now arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks.
The firework box containing Annette’s ashes which are to be launched into the sky over the city and detonated in a spectacular firework display.

The unique display will last around two minutes, while friends and family watch from below.

It will also be in celebration of Annette’s best friend Joan’s 60th birthday, who Mr Maunders said “was with her until the end.”

He said: “She is really excited, and I’m doing it for her.”

Annette Maunder, from Plymouth, Devon, with her husband Gary at their wedding in 2003, Annette's ashes are to be launched into the sky over the city and detonated in a spectacular firework display. Annette Maunder died last month after a battle with cancer and her husband has decided to scatter her ashes in stunning style. See SWNS story SWBANG: A woman who died is literally going out with a bang - after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS. Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary. Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, has now arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks.
Annette with her husband Gary at their wedding in 2003

The Cooperative Funeral Care service sell the fireworks on behalf of Heavenly Stars.

Hayley Pell, the funeral arranger at Cooperative’s Albert Road branch, said: “In many cultures the funeral is an occasion that brings the whole community together in a grand celebration of a person’s life.

“Gary has decided to do just that and, with the help of myself, Annette’s ashes have been interred into a firework. This is a fitting tribute and a great final farewell to Annette.

Jack Haley who is Annette Maunder's dad and her husband Gary Maunder watch together as Annette's ashes our set off into the sky. See SWNS story SWASHES; A dead mum literally went out for a bang - after having her ashes turned into FIREWORKS. Tragic Annette Maunder, 55, lost her battle with cancer last month but before she passed away came up with the idea with her hubbie Gary. Former Royal Marine, Gary, 55, arranged for her ashes to be blasted across the night sky. He contacted Essex-based fireworks company, Heavenly Stars Fireworks, who took two-weeks to build the £250 specialist fireworks. Annette was exploded across the skyline on Saturday as part of a display in Devonport Park in Plymouth, Devon. Her ashes were in fireworks containing gold tails, green peonies, crackling dragon eggs and red and blue chrysanthemum bursts.
Jack, who is Annette’s dad and her husband Gary watch together as Annette’s ashes our set off into the sky.

“This will be attended by Gary, close friends and family member’s and myself, the funeral director Kevin Nicholls, and the minister who officiated the service Reverend Kevin Bridges.”

Lee from Heavenly Stars Fireworks said: “It’s becoming more and more popular, and we have about 10 people per week ordering them.

“They’re for remembering the good times rather than the bad.”

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