The 55-year-old wanted her ashes to be turned into fireworks in order to be burst into a truly beautiful memorial.
The nearly $400 box contained a variety of fireworks, including blue bursts and crackling rockets.
Gary, who put on a two-minute show at Plymouth’s Devonport Park, claimed his years with Maunder were worth the struggle toward the end.
Annette's friends and family joined him for a special memorial service, that ended with a spectacular two-minute firework display.
“Our 13 years of marriage were the best 13 years of my life. We won the battle but lost the war. She was a keeper,” Garry said.
The grieving husband called the display “good way to send her off.” Source