We depend upon records to reveal the “truth” about the past. Yet sometimes records have anomalies. Some are amusing or humorous. Some are interesting or weird. Some are peculiar or suspicious. Some are infuriating, or downright laughable. Records say the darnedest things!
“NOLAND, Mary Anne Alfriend. Faced with the prospect of voting for either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, Mary Anne Noland of Richmond chose, instead, to pass into the eternal love of God on Sunday, May 15, 2016.”
Yes, records say the darnedest things!
Source: “Noland, Mary Anne,” obituary, Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch, online (http://m.richmond.com/obituaries/article_c21b60bc-1153-5abd-b3c8-268cfd32eb57.html?mode=jqm : accessed 28 May 2016).
Can't say that I blame her.
ReplyDeleteI find it humorous & assume Mrs Noland had a sense of humor her self.
DeleteThat's the dumbest obituary I've ever heard. Mary Anne appears to be a lady who lived a life full of love of God, family and caring for others. Does the person who wrote this want others to believe she choose to die?
ReplyDeleteIt does sound a little like a suicide.
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