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I happened to spot this obit in the Memphis paper today
[url=http://www.legacy.com/CommercialAppeal/Obituaries.asp?Page=Lifestory&PersonId=107483910]Current and Local and Breaking News for Memphis, DeSoto, Germantown, Bartlett, Millington and the surrounding area : Memphis Commercial Appeal[/url]
I'm in shock.
Kim
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Hahahahaha! It's fantastic! I love it!
I've done my own obit and I wonder if she did hers? While mine is not near as witty - it certainly makes similar jabs :p
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I thought Ida was in love with Albert!
he must have done something to tick her off, seeing that he and his MOTHER ended up in a much warmer climate.
ROFL!:evilgrin:
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that was funny. If I outlive my ex husband I just might describe him that way ----Just Kidding-------hmmmmm
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This was certainly the most personal and lengthy obituary Ive seen. I dont know if that is typical of that newspaper, or the Memphis area. Here In New Jersey you never see an obituary that lengthy or personal. I dont think the newspapers even have that kind of space for such long winded obituaries.
Amy K, NJ
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In our area you pay by the word... if you have the money you can say as much as you want. I must admit, it gave me a good laugh!
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THAT was great. I like her attitude - she seemed to embrace life and I imagine that her humor made her death a much different experience...a celebration, perhaps. We should all write our own obits!!
I hope that mine says something like..."Nicole leaves behind her husband, Dr. Rich E. Rich, the famous doctor who cured [insert disease here] and her three beautiful children, all at Swiss boarding schools preparing for a prolific career in International Business."
:eyebrows:
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I bet his family is a riot to be around...
[url=http://www.legacy.com/DALLASMORNINGNEWS/Obituaries.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonID=117741716]Obituaries | dallasnews.com | The Dallas Morning News[/url]
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Kim, thanks for the laugh! That has to be one of the most entertaining obits I've ever read. :D
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I thought Ida was in love with Albert!
he must have done something to tick her off, seeing that he and his MOTHER ended up in a much warmer climate.
ROFL!:evilgrin:
True, that is the one mystery left in such an open and candid obituary. Very interesting.
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