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Burial at sea - a family says goodbye

Burying a loved one is difficult, but services like White's make the transition easier, allowing the family to contribute their own personal touches to the service, including flowers and photos like these. Flowers rested here in memory of Nancy Mastrangelo, whose mid-December funeral was held on Boston Harbor.
Bill Greene/Globe Staff
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Burying a loved one is difficult, but services like White's make the transition easier, allowing the family to contribute their own personal touches to the service, including flowers and photos like these. Flowers rested here in memory of Nancy Mastrangelo, whose mid-December funeral was held on Boston Harbor.

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