A collection of lines from obituaries that enlarge our appreciation of the human spirit.
Showing posts with label sense of humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sense of humor. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Frank Bucko, lover of all things New London
Frank Bucko, lover of books, classical music, Broadway shows (especially "Hair"), and humorous situations, passed away on Sunday, May 12, 2013.
... He was the kind of father who would build a snowman that was two stories high, climb to the eye of the Statue of Liberty, and spend an entire day looking for the best sounding laughing box, and, sometimes, he even did what his kids wanted to do.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
My sister and I would like to have known Edna
"Groton - Edna F. Wernau, 87, of 425 Drozdyk Drive, Groton, scratched her final ticket Wednesday, June 24, 2009, and won a spot in heaven.
"Edna was blessed with a sharp wit and keen sense of humor into her final days and often joked that she would gladly trade in all her pills for just one Brandy Alexander. She enjoyed romance novels, Wind Song perfume, and scratch-off tickets, and provided an endless supply of Mentos to her friends and loved ones."
"Edna was blessed with a sharp wit and keen sense of humor into her final days and often joked that she would gladly trade in all her pills for just one Brandy Alexander. She enjoyed romance novels, Wind Song perfume, and scratch-off tickets, and provided an endless supply of Mentos to her friends and loved ones."
Labels:
lottery,
novels,
perfume,
sense of humor,
wit
Thursday, October 1, 2009
'A brilliant conversationalist.' Nice.
"Amy was well known to so many as a superior culinary expert, queen of the kitchen. She was widely renowned for knitting prowess, making everything from mittens and hats for charity to very elaborate Afghans that she gave to many. She was a brilliant conversationalist, and her sense of humor was legendary."
Labels:
culinary arts,
knitting,
obits,
sense of humor
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