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Posted By: identify7

The current thinking is that it is fashionable to take offense at almost anything. I do not see how purchasing a part of the plane that Clemente died in can be construed as anything other than a tribute to a good man who was called by the Maker while in the process of a chaitable act.

It may allow the purchaser to feel a little closer to this goodness.

Although I personally would turn down an offer for a free piece of the wreckage, because it seems somehow inappropriate to me, I can understand others feeling differently. But I do not understand Clemente's family feeling negatively regarding this continued recognition.