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Com N. Decency

An Obituary

By Stephanie HoogstadPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Com N. Decency
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It is with great regret that we announce the passing of beloved citizen Com N. Decency (originally Com N. Sense, Jr.) on November 8, 2016. He was poisoned in his sleep, left to die a slow and painful death. His final words were “Don’t punish my murderer too harshly. You must pity those who are so sick as to commit such a deed.”

Though his killer has yet to be identified, one suspect has been quoted as saying that it is a “bigly good thing that the world is rid of [that] dangerous character. Bigly!” He has since denied ever saying such a thing.

The child of Com N. Sense, Sr., and Kind Ness, Com N. Decency was well known for his gentlemanly behavior and use of sound logic during the most stressful of times.

Although he has been absent from the public eye since November 7, 2000, Com N. Decency’s contributions to the world will always outshine what he did not get to do. This quiet, sometimes underrated fellow never failed to make the world a better place. His ability to put a stop to even the most heated of arguments has been touted by grandparents and parents for generations. His influence truly is timeless and hopefully will not be forgotten.

He has no living survivors.

Photo by Mrika Selimi on Unsplash

Author’s Note: This is my attempt at humor (which may or may not have landed) and at RM Stockton’s obituary challenge, which you can find here:

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Stephanie Hoogstad

With a BA in English and MSc in Creative Writing, writing is my life. I have edited and ghost written for years with some published stories and poems of my own.

Learn more about me: thewritersscrapbin.com

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    Written by Stephanie Hoogstad