Man Who Wanted His Tattoos To Live On After Him Found A Way
Michael and Kyle Sherwood, a father and son, run Save My Ink Forever, a Cleveland business that removes and preserves the tattoos of people who have died.
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For Chris Wenzel, the Sherwoods traveled to Saskatchewan to supervise the process.