So glad I got to read one more thing from my favorite writer.” Not only is this obituary self-written and hilarious, but it’s also inspiring. He’s the only man I’ve ever known to be able to add his own humor like this.
Posted by his grandson, he explains “Typical of my PopPop: he cut out the middleman and wrote his own damn obituary. This gem of an obituary came our way through Facebook. This obituary is both beautiful and transcendental, and that’s why we love it. (The other advantages are no longer bothering with sunscreen and no longer worrying about your cholesterol.).” We love this obituary because instead of counting career achievements, Jane uses the words of her obituary to thank the people closest to her for teaching her, loving her and being in her life. She begins her obituary by saying “One of the few advantages of dying from Grade 3, Stage IIIC endometrial cancer, recurrent and metastasized to the liver and abdomen, is that you have time to write your own obituary. This self-written obituary was published by the author of the widely known “ The Bette Davis Club”, Jane Catherine, when she realized her time on Earth was coming to an end. If he doesn’t leave, brush him for twenty minutes and let him stay.” Also: If a possum takes up residence in your shed, grab a barbecue brush to coax him out.
Use the old ones to tie gutters, child-proof cabinets, tie toilet flappers, or hang Christmas ornaments. This hilarious yet touching obituary continues by explaining all of the lessons we can learn from Mary: “We were blessed to learn many valuable lessons from Pink during her 85 years, among them: Never throw away old pantyhose. You know when an obituary starts off saying “If you’re about to throw away an old pair of pantyhose, stop” that it’s going to be a great one. But beware: laughter, tears, and inspiration are ahead.
And that’s why we’ve come up with our nine favorite obituaries ever written. We don’t know about you, but a good obituary can truly leave an impression on us. One that makes you laugh, cry, or inspires you. Instead, many people today want an obituary that’s memorable and not cookie cutter. Over the years, we’ve seen many people deciding that the traditional obituary is not for them. They’re one of the few writings that truly capture someone’s life… if written correctly. Obituaries are one of the most unique forms of literature ever written.
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