To: EveningStar
Thank God for people that scan the obituaries for stuff like this
65 posted on
04/24/2013 11:52:50 AM PDT by
stuartcr
("I have habits that are older than the people telling me they're bad for me.")
To: stuartcr
probably a coworker or someone who knew her and heard about the death
70 posted on
04/24/2013 11:56:49 AM PDT by
GeronL
(http://asspos.blogspot.com)
To: stuartcr
Thank God for people that scan the obituaries for stuff like this I doubt that's what happened. More likely somebody was reading the obituaries (some do - my mom for instance) and spotted a familiar surname.
71 posted on
04/24/2013 11:57:58 AM PDT by
JustSayNoToNannies
(I'll stick to facts and logic, and not follow into the gutter those who make disagreements personal.)
To: stuartcr
Thank God for people that scan the obituaries for stuff like this Yeah. The world needs more people like them.
73 posted on
04/24/2013 11:59:09 AM PDT by
EveningStar
("What color is the sky in your world?" -- Frasier Crane)
To: stuartcr
Thank God for people that scan the obituaries for stuff like thisIt may be that the obit substantiated what was observed at calling hours or the funeral. Isn't it reasonable to think that a few students, parents, or other teachers showed up to offer condolences?
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