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They didn't find him until about 20 hours later, he lost control of his car on a curve on a dirt back road about dusk while rushing to pick up his girlfriend at her work. His car went into the trees and nobody noticed.

And even worse, this is my friend's 2nd son to die too young. The first drowned at about 10 years old roughly 25 years ago. He has one son left, his oldest. They are all devastated.

They didn't find him until about 20 hours later, he lost control of his car on a curve on a dirt back road about dusk while rushing to pick up his girlfriend at her work. His car went into the trees and nobody noticed. And even worse, this is my friend's 2nd son to die too young. The first drowned at about 10 years old roughly 25 years ago. He has one son left, his oldest. They are all devastated.

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That's rough.

I am dealing with tomorrow being the life celebration for a dear family friend, who almost made it to 101, so it's not as tragic.

But what is tragic is that my sister passed away just a few weeks ago, leaving me as the only survivor in our nuclear family. Her victim mentality made her physically sick. It finally caught up with her. At least she died in her sleep.

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I am dealing with tomorrow being the life celebration for a dear family friend, who almost made it to 101, so it's not as tragic.

I have a 97 year old ex-neighbor old lady friend, she's still kicking but severely arthritic. Yes, to reach 100+ requires a true celebration of life! Amazing what these folks have experienced.

I too am the last of my nuclear family. They are all gone -- and I had no children. Sorry for your loss. No one wants to be the last.

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Same here. I bought into the propaganda to have less children to "save the planet". I am wiser now.

My only heir is an unrepentant jew who is ticking off the clock until he gets everything of mine. He will trash most of my family's photos and history, and my valuables, just to clear my house for the realtors.

I want to find someone deserving who I can trust not to hasten my death.

Can we be friends? Maybe we can start an organization to recruit and vet worthy heirs.

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Vetting heirs? Lol! I can envision a long line of girls applying for those jobs!

No one is left on my father's side. I'll probably split my estate up between cousins on my mom's side - or their kids. They seem to have the work ethic and values I have, to the best of my knowledge. That's the best I have thought of so far.