A collection of lines from obituaries that enlarge our appreciation of the human spirit.
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Sunday, September 15, 2013
William Freddie McCullough, the man, the myth, the legend
He attracted more women than a shoe sale at Macy's. He got married when he was 18, but it didn't last. Freddie was no quitter, however, so he gave it a shot two more times. It didn't work out with any of the wives, but he managed to stay friends with them and their parents.
(H/T Jim Romenesko)
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Man fulfills lifelong dream and dies ... three miles later
Pam said she feels no anger or resentment at the cruel irony of the situation. Her husband lived his life to the fullest and died living life to the fullest, she said.
“It was something he wanted his whole life,” Pam said. “It’s like my son said, ‘Dad went out with the biggest smile on his face.’”
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