Choose an epitaph

[Morning Glory]

I didn't realise this thread had broadened into "any word that starts with the prefix epi-".

I think we are back on topic now...

Julia Child's gravestone:

 

[Duck59]

Of course it's hard to top Spike Milligan's "I told you I was ill." The prudes responsible for the cemetery in which he was buried wouldn't allow this, so with typical Milligan wit and ingenuity, it was written in Irish.

 

[detroitdad]

"I worked hard, and I partied hard"

 

[flyinglentris]

A question - were you a career Sailor?

No. But as an after thought, I kind of think it would have been better to be career.

 

[ElizabethB]

No. But as an after thought, I kind of think it would have been better to be career.

If I had joined 10 years earlier I probably would have made a career of active duty Navy. One of those things I wish I coulda, woulda, shoulda.

 

[Master Cutler]

I like the quote from Thomas Adams (1612 - 1653) "They have digged their grave with their teeth" and as a tribute would like mine to read, "He enjoyed his food so much, he digged hid grave with his teeth"!

 

[classic33]

"Told you I was right"

 

[Lullabelle]

This isn't something I have thought about to be honest, I just want to live a good honest life and not think about the end. On saying that according to my aunt, the women on 1 side of the family don't live past 80 so at least I know roughly when it will end

 

[buckytom]

As the old expression goes, I'm pretty sure that when I die, half of the people at my funeral will be there to mourn me; the other half will be there to be sure I'm dead, or complete the job.