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He wanted to send his remains to space.
Nowadays, Eberling's dream will come to an end, and he expects another 100-piece creator to open a memorial satellite at Elysium Space.
Traveling in space will be the remains of veterans and aerospace fans and their families are looking for "to be in love with heavenly heavenly poetry," Elysium Space said in an e-mail.
James Ash and others joined a 4-meter satellite satellite cubicle, when Elysium Space Founder and CEO Thomas Civeit explained to CNN. Families will be able to track space shipboard space through space applications four years before the Earth's downfall, according to Civeit.
& Now! Now you're passing through the heavens!
Eberling was the missile and rocket he watched throughout his life, his mother, Beverly, told CNN. He was also a terrific photographer, and frequently went to Vandenberg Air Force Base in California to take pictures.
In the time of his death, James was the only family to carry out missions to save space in Cape Canaveral Florida. Beverly said Lonn, a California-based conversation at a telephone in California.
About a month after James died, they found Elysium Space and they told James they wanted to start ash as Vandenberg AFB. That way, families might be there.
James's ash sample was placed on a small KME column with his initials, JME.
Eberlings sends a message with him, reading, "James, Eagle on the ground was walking on the floor, now you are climbing to the heavens".
For two years, his son's death has been the "nerve-wracking" of Beverly. The company gave him some ashes of his son, and, at one point, he was skeptical, the mission would go on.
But Eberlings was patient and, finally, they received an e-mail, a set-start date was established on November 19, 2018, as Beverly said, for James's death for two years.
The speed has been slow, but Beverly does not care.
"We are very pleased to be able to give his final wish and my husband and I have a lot to say that we are capable of doing it," said Beverly. "And I think James is very happy to see finally that this happens."
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