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1. 

   Gweedo Murray said, 12 days ago

   A mite unsettling.

2. 

   Ronshua said, 12 days ago

   Grave’ly.

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   Yukoneric said, 12 days ago

   My plot is in one such.

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   FishStix said, 12 days ago

   Nowadays there are very few sitting in the pews anyway.

5. 

   bubbie7 said, 12 days ago

   cremation is the only way to go.then throw the ashes in the ocean.

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 12 days ago

   I have never attended a church where the cemetery was in the church yard.

   My father pastored a country church where there was a cemetery on the adjacent property.

   The church’s name was “Washington Assembly of God” and the grave yard was “Washington Community Cemetery.”

   But, the church didn’t own the cemetery. Both of the properties were donated by a Cherokee woman whose last name was Falling. Those two plots of land were a part of her land allotment.

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   GretchensMom said, 12 days ago

   My in-laws are buried in their churches’ cemetery on the same property in rural northeast Georgia (although the cemetery isn’t QUITE as close to the church as the one in this comic!).

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   OLDPLUGGER13 said, 12 days ago

   bubbie7, why pollute the ocean? it is grim enuf already.

9. 

   Rmom said, 12 days ago

   My mother’s funeral was Friday. As I said to many of my friends I saw at the visitation or the funeral, you know you’re getting old when your social events are funerals.

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    anserman38 said, 5 days ago

    I’m originally from San Diego, but for employment reasons, I moved over to Las Vegas, when I came back ten yrs. later, all my old friends were gone.