yep when your a kid its a morbid thing, but you need to know if people died, i often see causal acquaintance in there, and think back to my memory of them
I try to always catch (as my granny used to say), the "hatched, matched, mis-matched and the OB's.". Translated, that is the births, engagements, divorces (which nobody does anymore) and the obituaries. Grannies way made it sound more fun!
Every single day. You know that thread about Dis'ing at work that morphed into a debate about workplace internet usage? Let's just say if anybody is tracking my on-line activity they will wonder about my morbid curiosity - obits are the first thing I google in the morning! It's a throw back from many years ago when I interned as a funeral director; I'm actually more interested in the details of the services than in who died!
Yes. I've googled a name or two when I've seen such a young person passing.
I also look at the foreclosure notices.....................................................to make sure my house is not listed. I do look at them for properties around my neighborhood.
I also check the website for registered sex offenders. What was the question? LOL
We have this thing called the Internet Every newspaper is on it.
And since obituaries are paid ads, even papers that charge for access give you free access to the obits.
Yes, I read them online every morning while I eat my breakfast. Started doing it about 25 years ago to look out for the parents of friends.......about 10 years ago it because a search for friends who had died.
No need, my mom does it for me, then calls me up to tell me about it.
She also calls to tell me when the kids were in the paper for being on the Honor Roll or receiving some other recognition. lol. I guess I might not know.
We do still get the weekly paper for our little town, and they always have some of the local obituaries in there but for some reason not all of them make it in there so I do like to check on-line too.
Every single day. I work with the public and like to see if any of my customers or their family may have passed. It helps to add a little empathy on our part and if they are a close customer, we will send a card. For instance this week, a young son (early 20's) of a weekly customer passed away unexpectedly. When the customer came in, we were able to offer condolences and share in his grief for the few moments he was in. Our regular customers are an extension of our work family.
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