I've at the age that I want to pick a spot for my final resting place. I'm not one of those "I want to be buried with a bong in one hand, a remote in the other, on a leather couch' guys, but I'm concerned about the location. I think I want to be buried in Roxbury, not Waterbury.

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Most of my family is buried in Waterbury's sprawling Calvary Cemetery on East Main Street, a few, including one of my grandpa's are buried in the Old St. Joseph's Cemetery right across from the Brass Mill Center Mall. We have a family plot in the smaller portion of Calvary behind the former Sunbeam Bakery building. I went to pay my respects before a Doctor's appointment the other day, and honestly I don't feel peace there anymore.

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The traffic on East Main Street, with the constant hum of crappy mufflers was so distracting. The grounds were in decent shape, but the surrounding businesses interfere with your concentration. I was born in Waterbury, and I always planned on being buried next to my family, but now? I think I want a more peaceful setting, even though I'll be decomposing.

It's funny what goes through your head when you're thinking about your demise, but I think I want to be buried in Roxbury's Great Oak Cemetery. It's located on Rt. 67/North Street just past the Roxbury Market & Deli. It's a beautiful plot of land that has sweeping views of the Shepaug River valley near Hodge Park.

Is there a Craig's List category for burial plot swaps?

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