Jay's obituary in the
newspaper today.
They did a
really good job with him.
[I was at Hargett Funeral Home when I posted this. No pictures were allowed to be posted to social media, so I will not post pictures of him in the casket here either.]
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Day 5
as a widow: Sucky, sucky, sucky day. Had the public viewing of Jay's body. They
did a really good job with him. He had gotten so skinny at the end, almost
skeletal, but they plumped him up nicely. (I'd post a picture, but the funeral
home asked that we not share pictures on social media.) It didn't bother me
seeing him, since I was the one who found him dead in the first place. It's
just hard dealing with other people's grief. And the constant questions of if
I'm alright and what can they do for me. I'm doing as well as can be expected
given the circumstances, and I don't know what you can do for me.
On the plus side, Sarah
and Jonathan came to the viewing, took me out to lunch afterward, and helped me
run a couple of errands. Then they came back to Sadie and Robert's house and
checked out my "new" car (anyone want to buy a project car - 1978
Chevy Camaro?). Amy Le from work also came to visit, and we had a nice
conversation.
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Love you
forever, Jaybird
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