Reminds me of "Steady Ed" Headrick, the father of Frisbee golf, whose ashes were pressed into a limited run of discs after his death. http://en.wikipedia.org/w

Reminds me of "Steady Ed" Headrick, the father of Frisbee golf, whose ashes were pressed into a limited run of discs after his death. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf#.22Steady_Ed.22_Headrick_and_the_growth_of_the_modern_game http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf#.22Steady_Ed.22_Headr... "One of the discs that contains Headrick's ashes will be permanently placed on the roof of the center. When asked why this was to be done, by a member of the local media, PDGA Executive Director Brian Graham quoted an old Frisbee adage, 'Old Frisbee players are like old Frisbees ... They don't die, they just land up on the roof.'"