Kuta (BisnisBali) -Some Australians consider Bali as their second house. Almost all of them are completely ignorant with several tragedies of humanity in Bali, like the Bali bomb blasts.

They truly love Bali. So much in love with Bali, an Australian citizen wished when he died, he would like to be cremated in the resort Island.

On Friday (27/4) at 10.30 in front of the post of Kuta beach security officers, dozens of people gathered together to attend the cremation ceremony of this Australian

. Solemn melody produced by Angklung instrument accompanied the ngaben ceremony at Kuta Beach.

A foreign woman wearing orange traditional kebaya costume with brown eyeglasses was so in grief when she released a garland to sea.
Dozens of people, chiefly the late’s family members and his friend in Bali attended the ceremony.

"My husband wish to be cremated in Bali," Dianne said, Noel Prosser’s wife. The couple has been living in Bali for 20 years. According to Dianne, his husband is dying one year ago.

Before he died, he wanted to be cremated within Balinese tradition. Pursuant to the message, she tried her best to meet her late husband’s desire

Unfortunately the ritual could not be conducted due to some obstacles. However, she said she was happy even though she only could conduct the wish symbolically.

” This represents the evidences of my unconditional love and my husband to Bali," she said.
She and her late husband once expressed that Bali was, is, and will be their second home forever

. For few days Dianne will be leaving to Australian with her family and friends. " In four months, I will return to Bali. I will come to Bali as often as I could," she said further.*wid/pwt