When someone dies, their family often writes an obituary. These are usually emotional and show love for the person who passed away. However, some families prefer to be very honest rather than overly positive.
Obituaries are often shared in newspapers or online, allowing many people to read them. One interesting example highlights family problems. Kathleen Dehmlow’s adult children wrote an obituary for her and shared it with their community. At first, it seems like a normal tribute, but as you keep reading, it reveals family conflicts. The ending is both surprising and a bit funny.
The Redwood Falls Gazette published the obituary but took it down after many people complained. A family member said the obituary was true but left out a lot of important details. Dwight, another family member, said Kathleen made a mistake 60 years ago but was sorry for it, reminding everyone that nobody is perfect.
The writer of the obituary ended it on a harsh note, which likely upset many readers. Some people even wondered if it should have been published at all. The newspaper’s CEO explained that there was no legal reason to stop it and said their team carefully reviewed it, following strict guidelines.
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