Obituary Stories

This is Benjamin's funeral that is taking place at Bethany Baptist Church in Chesapeake, Virginia. May he RIP! Not! Beautiful cover done by my bestie @SkittishReflections! :)❤😘

The secret to convincing your boss the obituary is real is to have that obituary all over the first and second page of search results and this article on how to create a fake obituary for work is going to show you exactly how.

Fairy obituaries are all limericks...

Ruby Dee, 1922 - 2014

The passing of Connie Francis marks the end of an era for pop music lovers worldwide. Known for her timeless hits like "Where the Boys Are" and "Who's Sorry Now?," Connie's voice was the soundtrack of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Her influence transcended generations, with her music resonating across the globe. In this Connie Francis obituary, we celebrate not just her remarkable career but also her indomitable spirit. Despite personal hardships, including a brutal assault and battles with mental health, Connie remained a symbol of resilience. Her legacy, rich with music, philanthropy, and cultural impact, will continue to inspire for years to come.

These are the personal accounts of the people who were closest to her. They have a story to tell that has never been heard before. They were waiting for a special moment to publicly pay their respects to Italy's little princess. Now seemed like the perfect time to do so... The story starts in May of 1964. The heiress to the richest man in Italy and the world's most famous model, there was only a certain amount of pressure that she could take. With a family name known globally through the unrivaled reputation of the family business, people thought she had it all. They were behind the biggest and best airline in the world. It's been fifty years since Italy's piccola principessa. They thought now would be the best time to share the story that has never been told.

While in danger of being late for work, 31 year old Maggie Herman finds newspaper on the bus, with something strange in the obituary section.

Ever wondered if animals talk? Well, what if they have communities, cities and kingdoms? What if they have newspapers? What if someone gets their hand on those newspaper archives? ***'' ****" ***" Here are some snippets from their daily newspaper 'Chronicles of Antonia'

The title pretty much says it all.

After hearing about the actual death of a family member I'd lost long ago to mental illness, poetry proved an outlet for grieving and acceptance.

In a world where everyone has a story to tell, the Dana Chang obituary serves as a poignant reminder of the beauty and fragility of life. It encapsulates not just the facts of one's existence, but the essence of a person who has left a mark on the hearts of those around them. Dana Chang was more than just a name; she was a vibrant individual whose life was rich with experiences, relationships, and dreams. As we explore the narrative woven through her obituary, we'll delve into idiomatic expressions, transitional phrases, and the delicate balance of language that helps us honor her memory while capturing the complexity of human life.

The Obituarist - Dead people are the safest story around. They can’t answer back. But if you follow in death’s footsteps, it can be dangerous to get too close. When a war hero dies suddenly, a struggling journalist finds himself in the right place at the right time to make his own reputation. Dead old soldiers make for wonderful obituaries - their lives so much more vivid and action-packed than our own humdrum existence. For an obituary writer, they’re a welcome relief from boring men in grey suits and large-breasted Z-list “celebrities”. But how can an obituarist meet his deadlines when death moves so slowly? It’s not what you think. Brace yourself for handlebar moustaches, stiff drinks, hyphenated surnames, greed, treachery and, of course, death. With a twist. Reviews: “Mordant, funny, dark, teasing and ironic.” MakinMovies.net "Really enjoyable ride! A page turner from the outset!" Su Verheoven "Got absolutely no work done as the story just kept me engaged until I finished it. Tally ho chaps, bandits at twelve o'clock. A ripping yarn!" Michael J Lawrence (author of The Aphrodite Conspiracy) "Clever, absorbing and witty with a splendid, surprise finish." Chris Wesson (Charles Dickens London Experience)

A compilation of obituaries and farewells for the few people who have shaped me the past year.