Glory Buddhist Temple

Exactly 22 years ago, my dad had his funeral service done here at the temple. His urn was kept there since then. Recently, I went to vist my hometown, Lowell, to pay a tribute to my dad at the temple. I prayed for about 15 minutes. Then I kindly asked the staffs if they could help me locate my dad’s urn. I was struggling with my Cambodian words trying to communicate with the monks and staffs and they finally brought me to a small closet where they kept all the urns. The closet was very small and packed with all the urns. It was unorganized! All the letters were written in Cambodian! I couldn’t read any of those. I only spent about 15 minutes searching for my dads urn because the staffs were getting ready for another funeral service. In the end, I didn’t find it. As long I know he is in a good place and that I pay a tribute to him is all that matters.
I wouldn’t not recommend anyone to walk alone in the area eventhough Lowell is slowly improving. The temple is small and clean.
A good place to pray for loved ones.