After you die, how important to you is it that your friends and family members regularly visit the place with your remains or where your remains are spread?

After you die, how important to you is it that your friends and family members regularly visit the place with your remains or where your remains are spread? Published on October 11, 2024 → Survey conducted on October 11, 2024 on 3741 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Very important

13%

Somewhat important

19%

Not very important

20%

Not at all important

36%

Not sure

13%

Very important

13%

Somewhat important

19%

Not very important

20%

Not at all important

36%

Not sure

13%

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