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Think. Again.

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1. If the most important things to him about his grandmother were...

Reply to genxlib (Original post)

Sun Feb 2, 2025, 09:21 AM

Feb 2025

"..she was a retired nurse who loved bowling and had a lot of grandkids."

Then maybe it's best he didn't trouble himself to tell the world what she meant to him.

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Thoughts on this article about using AI for obituaries [View all] genxlib Feb 2025 OP

If the most important things to him about his grandmother were... Think. Again. Feb 2025 #1

That is not how an obituary is written genxlib Feb 2025 #2

Are obituaries even necessary? Renew Deal Feb 2025 #3

They are largely a shell of what they used to be genxlib Feb 2025 #4

Whatever works, I say. MineralMan Feb 2025 #5

"Provided the scaffolding" is the important takeaway. Nothing wrong with seeking help ... eppur_se_muova Feb 2025 #6

I'm so sorry you lost your father. highplainsdem Feb 2025 #7

I appreciate your thoughts genxlib Feb 2025 #8