I still don't know. Even if they like collecting them because it's cool for them to own something so old, we had several weeks in a pledge period just to get a pledge pin and depending on the finances and attendance and performace of some members, it took anywhere from a 3 months to nearly a year for some of us to receive our badges. And then Mr. So-And-So can just go buy one off of Ebay?
You are right in making sure that our families need to know what to do with our material, but no matter what, some things are going to end up out there, so I suppose it's pretty futile to get upset about it. Still . . .
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