I’m very excited to share my funeral news with you. My good friend, Janice, died of cancer on May 5, 2018.

It’s nice to see a funeral announcement made public for a good cause. Lodi’s funeral will be a fitting one for her, as she was involved in many of the things that made Lodi so special. Janice has given over her life to Lodi’s memory, and we’re going to miss her deeply. We will always remember her as the girl who gave us the gift of life.

The obituary on Lodis funeral we are sharing is from the St. Mary’s newspaper, so we figured we would post it here as well. The article is written by my friend, Michael. He was an avid reader of the paper, and I’m sure he’s already planning to share this with several other friends.

We have to go. We have to get out of this godforsaken place, and we have to get back to our lives. So, we are officially dead, but we are not actually dead, we just really, really, really tired of this place.

It’s not too late to change your life, I think.

The St. Marys newspaper is now defunct, and the obituaries were sent to several other newspapers across the country. In case you are interested, here are a few of the obituaries sent to other papers.

It’s amazing that the St. Marys newspaper was able to come back online so quickly. I’m pretty sure that you can find a newspaper in every major city in the US, but I guess that’s just a matter of luck. I’m not trying to be funny here, it’s just a matter of survival.

One of the things I like about the obits are that they show how old it is. The St. Marys obit is from October 2010. But other than that, the obits are pretty dated now. The only difference is that the obits of the St. Marys are from 2008. The obits of other papers are dated all the way back to about 2001.

A few weeks ago Lodi released a new update, but for some reason I thought I would get to it here. Unfortunately, it’s not worth your time, unless you have a strong interest in Lodi. The one thing I will say is that, for now, the obit is up, but the story is not. However, I did get to see Lodi’s “We’re all a part of something” video.

Lodi were a fictional group of people who lived in a post-apocalyptic universe. They were always trying to find an excuse to leave their world, and in the end, they succeeded. It was a fun little movie with decent, if not great performances, and it’s only a few weeks old.

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