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I know nothing about him, other than the fact that he is in the columbarium at Pere Lechaise Cemetery in Paris, and he has a very unusual name. I wonder if it caused him problems during his life?

I found this grave marker while doing genealogical research.....

I can just hear his wife, "Yea, I married a real F--ker!".....

Too easy.  ;D

I wonder how that F*cker died...




I'll leave now [smiley=door.gif]

I imagine the funeral was a real treat to be at.

" We commend this F@cker to the ground..."

"Oh lord, watch over this F&cker..."

I'm done now.

I imagine the funeral was a real treat to be at.

" We commend this F@cker to the ground..."

"Oh lord, watch over this F&cker..."

I'm done now.

That's alright, can you imagine his poor mother....ummm.....mother F--ker.....

I can just imagine what it would have been like having that name in the US....Good Lord....

Like in a Church setting , like getting married. The preacher would have had to be stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to announce their names as husband and wife.

Then Mr. and Mrs. F--ker and all the little F--kers.....

LMAO!!

I now pronounce you Mr and Mrs ******, You may know **** the bride!

The funeral wouldn't have been any easier. "We now commit this F--ker to the earth....."

I think the preacher would have had a nervous break down.

I've been to a few weddings in my time, including my own. If memory serves me right surnames aren't used.

PS. Same applies to funerals.

I've been to a few weddings in my time, including my own. If memory serves me right surnames aren't used.

PS. Same applies to funerals.

That's it ruin all the fun.....

No fun allowed.  :(

Doug in a full requiem Catholic funeral the full name is often used...

I work with a guy who's Sir name is Fuckner. Fortunately the pronunciation is fookner, but even that is not much better

Matt

...I've come across quite a few "R. Soles" in my time...

....most/all of them need to be buried...(alive!)....... ....!

Paul.... .... .... ....!

Where my wife use to work they had a woman named "Catherine Dick". Well her father came by one day to pick her up to take her to lunch.

The company had a temp worker filling in as the receptionist/switchboard operator. She didn't know the personnel very well or their family members. She also wasn't very familiar with the switchboard or the intercom.

The temp accidentally hit the "General Intercom" that broadcast through the entire building, instead of the individual intercom for personal messages that would come across the phone speaker.

My wife said they all heard - Click - "Catherine, there's a Harry Dick waiting for you in the lobby."

Needless to say, the entire building erupted into laughter.