Memorial plaques are often emotional engravings found on benches and at other beauty spots to remember the life of a loved one after they’ve passed away.
And one Reddit user recently stumbled across a bench with a message from a family who clearly saw the funny side of life, as they had paid for an amusing engraving to pay tribute to their family member.
The post was shared on Reddit with the caption: “I aspire to be like Nina when I'm old.”
Alongside the title was a picture of the bench, and the engraving reads: “Nina Theresa Jenkinson. 4th of May 1959 – 5th May 2017.
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“She took pleasure in annoying the fisherman by feeding the ducks.”
Commenters on the post were equally as amused by the memorial, with many left with questions about Nina’s relationship with the disgruntled fisherman.
One wrote: “What did she specifically dislike about that one fisherman?”
As another posted: “Now she's p***ing off fishermen in Heaven."
The unique memorial bench was posted just two months after another walker was left in stitches by a brutal plaque dedicated to someone who wasn’t actually dead.
It's often quite easy to skim over or completely ignore the inscriptions, but the walker was forced to do a double take when looking at a plaque on a bench in Margate.
It read: “Dedicated to Hayden Kays. Forever missed by his friends and family - He's not dead yet. He's just become increasingly anti-social.”
The picture was also posted on Reddit, where people flocked to tell stories of similar messages they had found.
One wrote: "There was one in Brighton years ago that said something like 'Gary Smith made his first s***tily rolled spliff here, March 1995'."
And others were left chuckling at the message in 'memory' of Hayden, as one pointed out: "How ominous is that 'yet' though."
While someone else joked: "I need my name on a plaque like that. Dating back to before the pandemic."
