So you believe the person himself, his soul survives physical death. And God will raise up the body that died, even if it was dissolved, there is still something remaining of it that will rise and the person's soul will be reunited with that body.
The resurrected body will either be a immortal "supernatural" body like Christ's risen body (which is why the Tomb was empty);
OR it will be an abomination reeking of corruption, perhaps like the walking dead in that AMC tv series, raised up to a resurrection of condemnation weeping and gnashing their teeth. Their consuming worms will not die out as they painfully consume the body while the soul is imprisoned within. The sinner is then tossed body and soul into Gehenna fire, the fire that cannot be quenched.
So the person who died returns to the land of the living or is cast into Gehenna Lake of Fire to die the second death, the death from which there is no resurrection.
Do you believe in this Resurrection of the body and soul or in "RECREATION":
Where God's memory of the person is "recreated" and springs into life on earth?
The "exact copy" of the person who died, it will be programmed with all the person's memory, so it will really believe it is the person who died, who remains dead in the grave?
For a person telling us the Watchtower is God's faithful and discreet slave on earth, you seem a bit ashamed of their teaching on "resurrection-recreation", if that is still what they believe. Or did they change it like they did their false prophecies of Christ's return in 1914 etc.?