All other Newspapers I've seen on-line share the obituary pages to all. With families spread out across the country, it's a practical way to share the this news with former friends, neighbors and relatives of the deceased. I feel you're making an error in judgement by not allowing this service - makes you look 'stingy' & SELF-serving and uncaring. I know that's the feeling I share with those of whom I'd mentioned this to."
I say ditto for me too. Whoever made the decision to charge people to see the obituaries of their loved ones obviously have none and should lose their job. This is petty and cruel to say the least.
"...to preserve the value of its print and paid online editions"
January 8, 2009
Posted on January 7 at 1:44 p.m. (Suggest removal)
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CHLafforth ( no real name given ) says...
All other Newspapers I've seen on-line share the obituary pages to all. With families spread out across the country, it's a practical way to share the this news with former friends, neighbors and relatives of the deceased. I feel you're making an error in judgement by not allowing this service - makes you look 'stingy' & SELF-serving and uncaring. I know that's the feeling I share with those of whom I'd mentioned this to."
I say ditto for me too. Whoever made the decision to charge people to see the obituaries of their loved ones obviously have none and should lose their job. This is petty and cruel to say the least.
"...to preserve the value of its print and paid online editions"
Pitiful and greedy.
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