Kyung Ja Kim, 93, was mixed up with another woman with the same last name, who they dressed in Kim’s clothes and memorialized at Central Funeral Home in Ridgefield — where mourners didn’t recognize the deceased, a new lawsuit claims.
-Chris
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Hahaha, the headline is the funniest part of the story. And even funnier is that they say that about us. That's the problem today, not enough laughter. Thank you, for a small dose.
ReplyDeleteTwo people; one shovel other not shut up.
ReplyDeleteBut her friends and relatives....
ReplyDeletedidn’t realize she wasn’t in the coffin....
and there was a “lie in”.....!!!!????
Ed357
Arr rook arike? Fuck you!
ReplyDeleteYOU arr rook arike, lound-eye!
Raugh whire you can. Soon you wirr feer lighteous lage of Asian levenge. And don't you folget it!
You go home now!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Palisades Park, NJ, left there in 1970, the mix was half Irish, half Italian and a buncha Jews surround us Lutherans on Hillside Avenue...now the town is 85% Korean, as is Fort Lee and other towns...I can see how this could easilyh happen, and now we also can see how the Koreans have glommed onto one of the few remaining lawyers in town, to make some bucks...
ReplyDeleteDon't sue the funeral home, sue the employee Sum Dum Fuk!
ReplyDeleteOr his brother Sum Dum Goy
Deletewho owns a restaurant in town