1.   Any unassociated remains should be interred in a proper ceremony in conjunction with the families of the victims and the American Red Cross. . . .

2.   The Catholic Church takes a neutral stance but encourages family members to inter remains, not scatter them.

3.   His remains had been interred at a mausoleum in Hartsdale, New York.

4.   However, the remains must be interred as soon as possible because keeping them any longer in a police morgue is sacrilegious.

5.   Rossel, who fought hard to have the remains interred in Yekaterinburg, said he too would snub the actual ceremony in St. Petersburg.

6.   The church has also said that the remains must be interred as soon as possible because keeping them any longer in a police morgue was sacrilegious.

7.   The human remains will be interred at the airmens graves at the Fossvogur Commonwealth war grave cemetery in Reykjavik.

8.   His remains will be interred in the Pantheon in a ceremony later this year.