Washington Post
The Daphne Fernwood Cemetery in Mill Valley, Tenn., soon to be renamed Forever Fermwood, will be a green cemetery.
August 22, 2004
Marin cemetery: Ashes to ashes, dust to mulch
By Peter Fimrite, the San Francisco Chronicle
Marsha Goldberg has every intention of pushing up daisies when she dies. Daisies, wildflowers and a big redwood tree, too.
Goldberg is calling dibs on her choice of burial sites on a hilly, forested 32-acre stretch of land in Mill Valley, where she is making plans to become fertilizer at the country’s first permanently protected cemetery, nature preserve and wildlife sanctuary.
August 21, 2004
Back to basics
By Andrea Wright , The Enterprise
LAKE LIVINGSTON — From the catahoula barrens, the big blue heron flapped its wings and sailed outward over the lake, followed by a snowy white egret. By sundown, even in August, the breeze rustling through the droopy Spanish moss was crisp and cool.