what happens?

[Mr Sam]

at funerals

 

never been to one but going to one tomorrow

[quickrack]

Be respectfully quiet and follow the lead of the older people among the mourners and you wont go wrong.

Nobody close to you I hope.

[Posse]

Sam m8 you think of the good times and show your respect .

[sab6024]

In my case, sob uncontrolably whether close or not Show your respect and you'll do fine

[Messenjah]

last one i went to involved about two hundred rugby players singing swing low then going to the pub and getting pissed up

[Mr Sam]

thanks guys girls, elderly nextdoor neighbour ive known all my life, walked her dog and done her garden for a number of years now

[Pipster007]

Well for Mum's funeral a couple of months ago, we all laughed and joked and remembered all the good times. We all got totally mashed and played lots of music at her house during the after funeral party.

 

I can safely say that that was a funeral was a great day out. Mum always like going to funeral and that was one that she would have loved to be at, as opposed to being centre of attention. I actually said to one of my sisters friends during the burial that "Mum certainly put the word fun into this fun eral"

[jimbo]

If she's lived a full ol' life, It sounds like one to be celebrated.

 

Look on all the good things, and be happy for her life well-lived.

Don't be afraid to be upset, you shouldn't bottle grief or sorrow.

Then take a look at this wonderful world around you and be grateful for every day you get to enjoy on it.