star wars-who write the obituary letters to the families of stormtroopers killed by the rebel alliance?

Question

also pose question about rebel families losing their beloved, who writes them? admiral ackbar?

Answer 1

I think that Darth would have had their families hunted down and executed just to tie up loose ends. Come on he's evil!

Answer 2

Funny question, but Kerouac's right. The stormtroopers are clones. No families. Just the same dude over and over again.
As for the Rebels, I would guess since different planets were involved, each species would have their own generals leading up their forces, so I bet it'd be that guy's job. This is, of course, my opinion of events that happened a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.

Answer 3

During the original trilogy, George Lucas would hand-write the letters to the families of anyone killed in one of his productions and each would be a well-written and heart-warming tribute to the deceased.

Come the trilogy of prequels, his computer just fired out and old sh*te.

Answer 4

Captain Pugwash

Answer 5

Weren't all Stormtroopers really clones? If so, then except for Boba Fett, there is no family to write letters to.

Answer 6

the storm troops are forcefully drafted and brain washed, after being "kinnaped" and foreced into the army thier families never hear from the again.
In the rebelion who ever was the comanding officer at the time of thier death writes them. For example when people in rogue squadron dies its wedge who writes them.

Answer 7

Not a Star Wars fan.

Answer 8

Were the storm troopers not all clones? In which case they have no family.

Answer 9

It's Jabba's job on the side.