Stand-up comedian Revital Vitelson-Jacobs lost her father-in-law last week, Shlomo – who ran the “Jacobs Farm” in the village of Haroeh. In a touching post, she wrote about her children’s grandfather: A man who evoked love and respect and affection for the country’s products. Who loved both the milk and the gravel of life. “
But Revital as Revital finds everywhere finds the light, even when the whole family sits seven. During the seventh Vitalzon uploaded funny videos about people not understanding their place when they come to comfort mourners. With a video about others, those who say something sad in a moment of laughter and the comfort that will always come that everyone wants a break.
In addition to the videos, Wittelson noticed that she had opened a charged topic here, and that the audience had plenty of hallucinatory stories that happened to them around the deaths of loved ones and began sharing the stories she received, among the stories: someone who thought Sit at the home of the deceased two hours before the funeral and the funeral in Zoom where they saw a little too much of the crowd.
“Thank you Shlomo, we loved you”
Not just laughter, Jacobs wrote an exciting post about her father-in-law: “Thank you Shlomo. For the woman you loved. For the house you built. For the boys you raised. For the anchor, the resilience, the concern. The quiet and steadfast power. The innocent and certain belief that everything will be fine “Everything to be okay to consider, to help see the other always give and never expect to talk back. We loved you.”