She made a mistake, A huge one, but holding onto all that bitterness isn't healthy

Wow she must be a close relative of my mother

It is sad those kids were still that bitter so late into their lives. You hafta learn to put things aside and forgive. Show compassion. In the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad of the Hindu vedas there exists a simple, three-fold path or method to peace among one another: damyata datta dayadhvam. The "da da da" of TS Eliot's The Wasteland. exercise self control (damyata). give of yourself first (datta). show compassion (dayadhvam). This is how you fight the 3 demons that cause all harm upon mankind. And this path was laid out by mankind before ANY religions were formed on this earth. This was the wisdom of the first small communities of man ... from as far west as the British Isles, as far north as Scandinavia, and extending all the way into China down to the tip of SE Asia and back into the Indus valley. Ancient wisdom of man from his first tribes and shacks. Don't live your life in hate and anger.

SO MUCH PAIN in that obituary! I'm sorry for all of them.

The woman is dead. She didn't read the obit. Just some ego stroking here.

I think the paper should have declined to print it however the Strib only does paid obits so they got what they paid for. Life is too short to be petty and angry. Be kind and if they have lingering issues maybe some talk therapy.

Lolololololololol..yeah that was an impressive Obit..

DAMN. That's what happens when you're selfish and heartless to your own kids.

Love it.
A friends mother died back in 2006, when we got the phone call, we had a lot to drink and played this song loud, nonstop all night. The neighbours thought us disgusting.