a man came to his friend’s funeral in a death suit with a scythe

Briton Kenny Rossington came to the funeral of his friend Sharon Tuffs in an outfit that personifies death, Liter.kz reports with reference to Metro.

68-year-old Sharon Taffs suffered from breast cancer and knew about her imminent death. She discussed the funeral ceremony with her daughter Louise Miller, 49, and family friend Kenny Rossington, 59. When the man joked that he would come in a death suit, the pensioner decided that it was witty and made a promise that everything would be so.

Before the farewell ceremony on March 16, guests were warned about Rossington’s costume. Some of them decided not to come.

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Kenny Rossington really put on a black suit, a full mask on his head, black gloves with bones on his hands, and a scythe in his hands. At the farewell in the church, he stood at the back of the hall.

Louise Miller said her mother always thought it was a hilarious idea. In her opinion, it was the perfect send-off for someone with her humor.

Kenny has always been a close family friend – I’ve known him for 25 years. He visited my mother six months before she died, when we discussed funeral plans and how everyone should wear white. “Kenny said, ‘Can I come as the Grim Reaper?’ and she thought it was a hilarious idea, making us promise that he would actually do it,” daughter Sharon said.

Most of those present at the funeral liked the joke.