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When you think of losing someone, you generally don’t think of it happening in the mail.

Unfortunately, as amusing as it is for me, I’d imagine the Ontario family it happened to is outright pissed. A funeral scheduled for this weekend had to be postponed, because the mother it was for was going to be a little late. And I thought my great uncle was the only one who’d actually end up being late to his own funeral. My aunt *did* warn him of that, too… and he was. Gotta love Canada Post.