Obituaries... (page 2)

lonelysheep

I'm sorry. That's just sad and makes me sick. Treatment like that can never be justified.

When my farther's mother died (catholic) I read it in the paper, so I went to the church. I wasn't part of any religion. My old man is standing out side the church, came to Boston from Maine for it. He asks me how I found out about it. Good morning I say. (Ass hole) I read it in the paper. Kind of morbid don’t you think? Said he. No. How would I ever know when my grandparents die if I don’t read it in the paper? (Ass hole) I missed the wake but at least I made the church to pay my respects. My old man paid his respect to his god outside. (If only I could be so persecuted).

Nothing morbid about it. that “morbid” spin is only part of the shunning. It pisses them off that we can’t be excluded.

jeanniebeanz

Well, I was thinking I was the only one...silly, huh? Guess not...but it really bites. I feel a weird sense of relief when I don't see dad's name, but at the same time, he's been dead to me for 10 years...it's all so bizaare, like a nightmare.

I hope that someday this organization will pay for what they have done to all of us.

J