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Grandmother from Canada has become famous, leaving the original obituary

'13.02.2019'

The obituary of a deceased Canadian attracted the attention of users of social networks because of how unusually it was written. Not only was the message in the first person, it wasn’t enough without phrases, which at first make people laugh and then make them cry.

On Saturday, February 2, an elderly woman named Sybil Marie Hicks died in the Canadian city of Hamilton, and some time later an obituary about her appeared in a local newspaper. True, he began not quite normally, writes Medialeaks.

I am very sorry to admit it ... But I, Miss Ron Hicksy of Baysville, died. Next to me at that moment was my eldest daughter, Brenda, and it happened in 8: 20 in the morning.

Yes, the woman wrote an obituary in the first person. But all the highlights of her last letter did not end there. First, got to all close. The husband of the woman called Horse's Ass, which can be translated as "pop horse." And children, it is recognized, that suffered. Well, where without disclosing secrets. It turned out that her favorite was the eldest son Bob.

But Sibil also devoted warm words to the rest.

Brian, who most loved Oreo cookies, Brenda or Hazel, who ran to wash the toilet as soon as the guests came to us, Barbara was Miss Excellence, and little Bruce, who did not like to eat turkey, because he was afraid of bones in it.

Apparently, the family of the woman was rather big. She wrote that she would miss 13 grandchildren. She told Sibil about her life. She studied as a nurse, and then with her husband managed a bus company, well versed in gardening.

And now, finally, she achieved what she wanted.

I finally have a very hot body ... because they cremated me.

Hicks invited everyone to her funeral, where there will be not only her husband and loved ones, but also a certain Dorothy, who now takes care of her husband. Sibyl reports that the obituary was written by herself, and ends it very touchingly.