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Friday, May 1, 2015
Funny Stories
In the comments of my last entry Anni told a funny story about her Dad. I was reminded of what happened to Mel, my husband years ago. As I've said here before he was a Commercial Refrigeration Mechanic and made service calls all over San Antonio and all over south Texas. One day he was in his service truck making a call to a small town. On a country road he came to a curve in the road and spotted a casket beside a fence. When he told me about this I ask if he stopped to look inside. He said no, I drove as fast as I could to the nearest town to find the funeral home to see if they were missing a casket. They said they weren't but would call all the surrounding towns to see if they could find the owner.
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7 comments:
Wow what a story. Hope the coffin was empty.
That's extremely weird. I wonder if they ever found out who owned it. I sure hope it was empty!
Really? The owner of the casket might be inside it! I wouldn't have stopped to open it either.....probably someone's idea of a spoof!
yikes! slid off in a curve!
I love hearing your stories. This one is a dandy.
LAUGHING OUT LOUD he says:
Now I have heard it all! A lost casket, I just hope Joe the BArtender wasn't in there!
One day a couple of years ago I was in Nacogdoches running some errands and while I was driving down the street in one of the commercial areas sitting near the curb on an empty lot sat a casket with a for sale sign on it. The next time I went by it was gone so perhaps the seller got lucky!
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