Man Who Penned His Own Obituary Asks Simple Request of Readers
George Boivin had had his obituary penned up for the last seven years specifically so he could make one last request of his friends, family, and readers.
George Boivin had had his obituary penned up for the last seven years specifically so he could make one last request of his friends, family, and readers.
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