I completely understand the somber tone that accompanies most funerals. Usually the deceased has plenty of friends and family to mourn their loss, and they are never happy to have to give a eulogy. But my question is why are funeral not a celebration? Not celebrating the persons death, but their life. I know other societies both past and present have held funerals in this way, why do we have to do it the depressing way.
My will is going to dictate that my funeral be a party with an open bar and required hawaiin shirts. and maybe a roast.
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