Author: Epitaph Page 9

Here into the dust, the mouldering crust, of Eleanour Bachelour's shoven; well versed in the arts of pies, custards, and tarts. And the lucrative skill of the oven. When she lived long enough, she made her last puff, a puff by her husband much praised, now here she doth lie and makes a dirt pie, in hopes that her crust shall be raised.

This Ain’t Bad _____ Once You Get Used To It

She was good but not brilliant; useful but not great.

Here lies Sir John Guise: No one laughs, no one cries: Where he's gone, and how he fares, No one knows, and no one cares.

These hillocks green and mouldering bones, these gloomy tombs and lettered stones. One admonition here supply: Reader! art thou prepared to die?

DOUBT – Martha Mae “Take the back roads!” • Bill – “It’s five o’clock somewhere!”

An excellent husband was this Mr. Danner, – He lived in a thoroughly honorable manner. – He may have had troubles. – But they burst like bubbles. – He's at peace, now with Mary, Jane Susan and Hannah.

Jack Lemmon In…

He was young – He was fair – But the Injuns – Raised his hair

Here lies, cut down like unripe fruit, The wife of Deacon Amos Shute. She died of drinking too much coffee, Anno Dominy eighteen forty

Within this grave do lie. Back to back my wife and I. When the last trump the air shall fill, if she gets up I’ll just lie still.

Sweet Leota Beloved by All In Regions Beyond Now But Having a Ball

This is on me.

Here lies Dave Jordan – His last words were a shame… 'There's a light at the end of the tunnel'… Unfortunately it was a train

Beneath this smooth stone by the bone of his bone – Sleeps Master John Gill; – By lies when alive this attorney did thrive, – And now that he's dead he lies still.

'Gone fishing', the sign said that hung upon the door. An Angel had put it there, God Was waiting on the shore.

Here lies my twins as dead as nits, One died of fever the other of fits.

Ruth and Johnny, Side by side, Went out for an auto ride, They hit a bump. Ruth hit a tree, And John kept going – Ruthlessly.

Leslie Nielsen (1926 – 2010) “Let ‘er rip”

Cast a cold eye on life, on death. Horseman, pass by!

Here Lies Good Old Fred – A Great Big Rock Fell On His Head – R.I.P.