I am writing my own obituary because who knows me better than I do. I think long obituaries are wasteful. Who cares where I went to high school or college, suffice I did.
My beautiful mother Florence sadly died when I was 8 years old. My brilliant father Jack taught me many great lessons which sustained me throughout my life. I was born in Canton, Ohio but lived many years in Los Angeles and Miami Florida with my wonderful Aunt Sarah to whom I owe the best of myself.
I had only two meaningful jobs in my life, before I went back to school and became a lawyer. My first job was with Eastern Airlines in Miami. The last job was with Western Airlines in Los Angeles. That job, almost 20 years, was the happiest time of my life.
I practiced law in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills for over 20 years and did it with honesty, dignity and integrity. I always strived to live my life as I always wanted to be remembered: As a decent and caring human being.
Those closest to me are my only brother Jack (wife Sarah) my niece Amber (husband Tom) and their wonderful children, whom I dearly love, the triplets Jackson, Michael and Thomas and precious Maddie, my dearest friend Sabina, her niece Deb (husband Jim) and their children Conner and Christopher.
If there is an afterlife, I hope to spend it with the animals and mostly my many beloved dogs that have gone before me. I always believed that there is no greater love than the love of a dog that gives you the unconditional love that makes life more worth living.
"Of course you wrote your own obituary. You will be missed..."
"we don't even know this woman but she sounds amazing...it..."