Obituaries
Lee Easton: Age 65, passed away Sunday evening from natural causes. As described by loved ones, ‘’He led a normal life. He lived in a
modest home with an average salary and a typical 9 to 5 engineering job.” He will be remembered as a (slightly) better
than average home teacher. He is survived by a wife, three kids, and the bus
full of screaming kids who were lovingly at his side as the heart attack took
his life.
Sam Whiting: Age 22, ranch hand Sam Whiting was found dead
and mutilated late last Friday night. The large cement mixer he was using to
lay the foundation for a new barn toppled over after what appears to be an
unsuccessful crane step. His body was discovered by local dog legend, Atticus. After numerous attempts, local coroners were
unable to pry the penny out of Sam’s clenched hand. They also questioned the
reasoning behind his late night escapade on the cement mixer.
Nathan Pope: Denny’s lost a loyal customer this week as
Nathan Pope, Age 76, violently passed away, alone in his Portland Condo after falling down
and being unable to get up. Little is known about Nathan Pope;, his body was only
found after neighbors started to complain about smell, presumably several
months after the incident. Funeral
services will be held at the commoner’s plot this Friday at 7pm, as attempts to
donate the unclaimed body to science were unsuccessful A local medical
researcher stated that if his family didn’t want the body, they didn’t either. Volumes of “anti American” literature found
in basement has been donated to local paper mill.
Zach Jensen: Age 47. ‘’He always had a smile on, even when
life never went his way.’’ –Candice Jensen (daughter of Zach). Consoling the
family, ‘self-proclaimed best friend Eric stated, ‘’you guys are lucky to be here,
I didn’t think Zach had it in him to even make one kid, let alone three.’’
Reports say that Zach walked into the woods with a smile on his face and never
came out. Caleb Rodgers, a man who always wished Zach would be his friend,
stated ‘’I don’t care what happened to
Zach, I just want to know what happened to the gun that I lent him.’’ In lieu
of flowers, Zach’s family has asked for gift cards to Chuck–a-Rama, as Zach’s
policy of, ‘’a dollar in heaven goes farther than a million on earth,’’ did not
prove to be financially sound.
Alex Knudson: Brittany Low-vell found her semi-beloved ex-husband
dead in the washing machine as she went to do laundry while the pie baked and
the children were doing their crafts. Alex ‘’plan B’’ Knudson were married soon after
Brittany came home to find the original love of her life in a steady
relationship. The marriage took some
convincing; promising a $30,000/year math teacher’s salary did not sweeten the
deal, but Alex was able to persuade Brittany into marriage with claims of a
“real pirate’s treasure map” and that classical music was on the rise in the
younger generation. Unlike Eric’s hot stock tips, those notions proved to be
false and the marriage quickly fell apart. Thanks to a generous donation by
‘’friends,’’ Alex was able to move into Caleb’s guitar room with his family
after the divorce. Brittany and her son would like to give special thanks to
Eric, who has been there night after night supporting the family. ‘’I was there
before it started, while it was happening, and I saw it to its end,’’ says
Eric. Alex is survived by his ex-wife and child Eric Jr.
Caleb Rodgers: Age 53, America, free love, and motorcycles.
This self proclaimed Bad-A, was killed in an avalanche of women while
snowboarding down Mount Everest. ‘’What a bad-,’’ said local bad-a’s. As James
Taylor once said, ‘’I’ve seen fire, and I’ve seen rain, and I’ve seen Caleb.’’.
Caleb was best-known to his fans as a generous tipper, and a sub-par
boyfriend. Memorial services will be
held at the Lavell Edwards Stadium of fire (after the Kid Rock benefit
concert), with catering services by Hooters. As stated in his will ‘’All
military medals of honor and billions of dollars in possessions will be
auctioned off to help local charities, but no one touches the wife.’’
Eric Pande: Little is known about Eric, or if he has even died. Last reported sighting was in a Chinese prison north of Shanghai.
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