Family Holds Ash Scattering Ceremony for 90s Icon 'Tong Two'
The family of Suraphan 'Tong' Jamlongkul, the famous 90s duo artist, held a final ash scattering ceremony following his recent cremation.
On October 4, 2026, the family of Suraphan 'Tong' Jamlongkul, widely known as 'Tong Two' from the popular 1990s musical duo, conducted a final ash scattering ceremony. This follows his cremation held on October 3, 2026, which was attended by fellow artists, celebrities, and fans who gathered to pay their final respects.
The ceremony was attended by his wife, Tao Natchanan, and their three children—Pebble, Bambam, and Boss—alongside close relatives and friends. Tao shared a poignant message on social media, expressing her hope that her husband finds peace in the afterlife, likening his journey to the calm of the river.
For residents and visitors in Thailand, this event marks the passing of a notable figure in the country's modern music history. The 90s era remains a significant period in Thai pop culture, and the public outpouring of grief reflects the lasting impact of his work. While the funeral rites have concluded, the family has not announced any further public memorial events. Those interested in Thai cultural practices regarding death and mourning may observe that such ceremonies are deeply personal and family-oriented, often held in serene locations to symbolize the transition to the next life.
