Anonymous wrote:My brother was in a really bad accident and was hospitalized for severe injuries. We have a half sister from my father’s first marriage who is older than I am, I didn’t grow up with her in the home and we are not close. She had reached out a few months prior to this incident and we talked for the first time in some years since my mother had died and she had a good conversation where she expressed an interest in being closer. There was no fall out, there just was no real relationship prior. I had called her and let her know what happened as she had some professional experience with what was going on with his condition post accident. We talked and then I tried updating her about his condition but never heard from her again after texting/calling once. This was about 3 months ago. A month after I tried getting back in contact with her he died of complications from the accident. He was fairly young to die (31). Would you say anything or just leave it be?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds fake, because you should know that all relatives and friends of the deceased MUST be notified. That's part of the last duty you have to the deceased. You don't know what was going on in her life that she didn't reply to you, but she will certainly be pained if you do not tell her that her half-brother died!
My God. Have some basic decency.
You’re not required to notify anyone of any death short of there being a will or having some professional duty to.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why not?
OP here. The reason I didn’t immediately let her know is because I had tried communicating with the her about his condition and got no response back and have heard nothing from her since.
Anonymous wrote:Why not?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds fake, because you should know that all relatives and friends of the deceased MUST be notified. That's part of the last duty you have to the deceased. You don't know what was going on in her life that she didn't reply to you, but she will certainly be pained if you do not tell her that her half-brother died!
My God. Have some basic decency.
You’re not required to notify anyone of any death short of there being a will or having some professional duty to.
MORALLY, you should. And that's all that matters.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds fake, because you should know that all relatives and friends of the deceased MUST be notified. That's part of the last duty you have to the deceased. You don't know what was going on in her life that she didn't reply to you, but she will certainly be pained if you do not tell her that her half-brother died!
My God. Have some basic decency.
You’re not required to notify anyone of any death short of there being a will or having some professional duty to.
Anonymous wrote:Sounds fake, because you should know that all relatives and friends of the deceased MUST be notified. That's part of the last duty you have to the deceased. You don't know what was going on in her life that she didn't reply to you, but she will certainly be pained if you do not tell her that her half-brother died!
My God. Have some basic decency.