When the time comes ... what would you like your obituary to say about you?

Answer 1

A loving and caring person.........and a great mum and nanna

Answer 2

Nothing, I would prefer that My obituary was not posted. Obituaries are normally rhetorical rants that point out all the good things someone has done. It does not matter how evil you were in life, you are going to get a good review in the obituary, and for that reason obituaries have little credibility. Obituaries may comfort the families by saying good things about the late individual, but I don't think they really do. Who would want to keep an obituary of a loved one, that sounds depressing. After I die I just want to be left alone, not to be written about or thought about.

Answer 3

Here Lay A Strong & Proud & A Man Of Freedom

Answer 4

A loving Father and Husband, Brother and Son.. Everything else would be irrelevant

Answer 5

I wouldn't have any. What does it matter what's said about me; it only matters when I am alive. Besides I wish to be cremated, can't stand the thought of being crawled all over by worms.

Answer 6

420

Answer 7

Hes a good man

Answer 8

lived life to the full.
died peacefully at a ripe old age.
great lover till the end
fondly remembered by all

Answer 9

I have just finished writing my life story and on the last page I have written my obituary, namely;

I'M DYING TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXT!

Answer 10

We shall not cease from exploration
And at the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.

I love those lines by, T.S. Eliot

Cassandra, explored every avenue, and when her time came
she knew she was back home...

Answer 11

I'd like it to fill in all the bits I can't remember. Saying that I'll never get to read it, so they can say what they want. Blo*dy alive people - I can't stand them.