Here's another one for a Utah local. Sounds like he was a good member of TSSC but he or his family certainly has a sense of humor.

http://www.holbrookmortuary.com/notices/Philip-Thorpe

memikeyounot Wrote:
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> Here's another one for a Utah local. Sounds like
> he was a good member of TSSC but he or his family
> certainly has a sense of humor.
>
> http://www.holbrookmortuary.com/notices/Philip-Tho
> rpe


I am actually laughing out loud...

From my personal perspective, this is the all-time perfect day for you to have posted this obit, memikeyounot.

Thank you!!!

:D

[Still laughing, right now...]

Doesn't this go against the "avoiding loud laughter" BS?

Seems like a very good man.

I wish I could keep his perspective on things.

...was he just as comical as bishop when he demanded tribute money (Tithing) for LD$ Inc from ward members ??????

Because most sour old demanding MORmON leaders are NOT !!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaK_BQXBl9c


What a LARK when a MORmON ASSpostHOLE condemns self interest in others as he speaks as an agent of the ULTRA GREEDY LD$ Corporation. Remember that is the same POS who paraded around with some one's extracted gold fillings to show off what some member had been willing to give to the temple building fund in their area.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJFQ0v4NJTg


Listen, REALLY listen to what Gordon Hinckley says here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZd_fakYA9g
Find much any levity in that ???????

OMG.....a good laugh and very clever.

Merci for the post and the boost.

Clever and well done. I got a good chuckle. But--obits are primarily (okay entirely) for the benefit of the survivors. Is this really how they wish to remember their ancestor?

Have-to-think-about-that-when-I-write-my-own-ly yrs,

S

You want to critisize his final act?

What would art be without critics -------

In the church but no OF the church.

Shows to go you that the people are better and neither is perfect though one acts like they can do no wrong.

He had a really great sense of humor. I'll bet it was very much enjoyed by his friends and family. :)

R.I.P. Phil.

Great that you were able to keep your sense of humor until the end and take life with a grain of salt.

Every now and then there are really good men who make great Bishops. I bet Phil was one of those.

Very amusing.

It's fitting that he wrote his own obituary.

I've had a dream where my final words directed my funeral attendees to go bowling.