I’d say one or the other and make sure you say hi to his wife.

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Jan 27, 2023
5:57:43pm

ballen All-American

I’d say one or the other and make sure you say hi to his wife.

They won’t remember who came to both, and he definitely won’t.

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Co-Worker Funeral Etiquette

Cheap Seats

1/27/23 5:55pm

He's not going to know so I'd feel free to go to neither of them

Non-mo Coug

1/27/23 5:56pm

It’s more about the family feeling that he was loved and for Cheap Seats to know

Chasicle

1/27/23 5:58pm

I’d say one or the other and make sure you say hi to his wife.

ballen

1/27/23 5:57pm

I would go to the viewing.

autonomous

1/27/23 6:13pm

Agree. Similar experience w my dad.

Orem58thBall

1/27/23 7:57pm

Viewing and that’s it. Funerals suck - I’m only going if it’s family or was very

1/27/23 6:15pm

Viewing just to show support. Mass can be long. So if you do both go late.

Bobmarleyjr

1/27/23 6:17pm

Good tips everyone, thank you.

Cheap Seats

1/27/23 6:18pm

Be grateful they aren’t Native American. Those are some long ceremonies.

Q-grr

1/27/23 9:48pm

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