Comments on: The untimely death of celebrities has turned http://www.thelucrativeinvestor.com/untimely-death-celebrities-turned/ An online information news site with constantly updating articles and professional commentaries. Tue, 22 Dec 2009 07:40:46 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Chris McClelland http://www.thelucrativeinvestor.com/untimely-death-celebrities-turned/#comment-5394 Chris McClelland Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:55:50 +0000 http://www.thelucrativeinvestor.com/?p=1327#comment-5394 I understand what you are saying Kathy. I'm not trying to be mean but I heard stories of people trying to sell Michael Jackson glitter gloves for $5-$10 and anything else, at his memorial service. I don't mind people paying their respects but hawking stuff is kinda tacky in my opinion. I understand what you are saying Kathy. I’m not trying to be mean but I heard stories of people trying to sell Michael Jackson glitter gloves for $5-$10 and anything else, at his memorial service.

I don’t mind people paying their respects but hawking stuff is kinda tacky in my opinion.

]]> By: kathy@san diego wrongful death lawyer http://www.thelucrativeinvestor.com/untimely-death-celebrities-turned/#comment-5356 kathy@san diego wrongful death lawyer Thu, 27 Aug 2009 19:39:11 +0000 http://www.thelucrativeinvestor.com/?p=1327#comment-5356 I wonder why people always seem to care so much after their death. I am always surprised at how people rush out to see a dead body. Who are they doing this for themselves ? family ? I always assert that you spend your time and money on the people you love and care about now, while they are alive. You will have no regrets. Death is not a particularly good reason to visit someone or to care about someone, especially since they are now a memory. I suppose memorabilia becomes valuable, because of the memory, but it is sad that people make a buck after someone's death. I don't mean that I wouldn't do it, if I had a chance, but it just seems so wrong. I wonder why people always seem to care so much after their death. I am always surprised at how people rush out to see a dead body. Who are they doing this for themselves ? family ? I always assert that you spend your time and money on the people you love and care about now, while they are alive. You will have no regrets. Death is not a particularly good reason to visit someone or to care about someone, especially since they are now a memory. I suppose memorabilia becomes valuable, because of the memory, but it is sad that people make a buck after someone’s death. I don’t mean that I wouldn’t do it, if I had a chance, but it just seems so wrong.

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