
"Death is very hard for me to take," Jean Stevens explained to the AP, which, ok, yes, that is a perfectly fair statement. "I'd go in and I'd talk, and I'd forget."
This story, tinged with an autumnal sadness, also reflects upon the fate shared by all of us, who have been meeting death with more or less grace since time indefinite, so I won't linger or make jokes on this particular oddball news item, except to note that Mrs. Stevens was able to deny death, in part, by putting dark glasses over her sister's eyes: "When I put the glasses on, it made all the difference in the world." Always with the putting sunglasses on a corpse!