“Unexpected Laughter: 55 Hilariously Awkward Moments Shared at Funerals That Will Leave You Speechless!”
And when a man dies, it is sad. All of us will die one day. In this case, it is Lester who has done so.
Lester was alive for 78 years. But no more. Now he is dead.
Lester’s wife is Maria. They were married for 15 years. Now she is sad.”.
#33
The thud of someone collapsing and dying.
A lady had a sudden heart attack and died at my grandmaâs funeral.
Image credits: MrLanesLament
#34
Old woman saying “how is your father? I haven’t seen him for a long time. ” to the son who lost his father.
#35
Had an uncle go on a extended racist diatribe about “those people”. I was expecting the person who was in the coffin to come back and beat the s**t out of him because that is the last thing they ever wanted to hear.
#36
“God needed him more than we did” – some priest.
#37
My gran. 96 years old. All that could be said about her life was summed up (to the ten people in attendance) by the vicar as “she kept a clean house”. That’s it. And that was a lie. I hope hell is fun Gran!
#38
At my grandfathers funeral, when the rabbis had to come to us to tell us that they brought the wrong body.
#39
The ill-informed priest consistently calling the deceased Julie
Her name was Julia.
#40
I know a couple of people were joking at a funeral to make sure the casket was level. The deceased was a builder and a stickler for detail.
I have seen an argument devolve into a fistfight over one of the 20 watches the deceased had.
Luckily not my family, I was delovering ti that crematorium and watched it happen from the kitchen.
#41
In college, my girlfriendâs friend (Samantha) had been dating this guy (Pete) for a while. Pete was a depressed guy who was regularly drunk. He ended up hanging himself and was found by Samantha. In his suicide note he apparently had detailed some things he would like to be done at his funeral.
