A woman mourned for 14 years at every funeral to eat jamba

The volunteer… mourner who took the funeral rites for their buffets

In a good buffet few can resist, but the issue is how far you are willing to go for a few delicious canapés.

As far as this perpetually mourning one went, shedding tears at the funerals of strangers and consoling even the bereaved families?

In fact, at the last funeral, when they finally made her fight, they found her having slept in the buffet "as if there is no tomorrow"!

Known for years to the local pastor Noah Connolly, who told the "Mirror" that the woman felt "it was her duty to attend every sacrament of the church", the typist did not miss a funeral. Only the pope could not expel her, as such a thing is not in line with what he said in the spirit of Christianity.

The incident took place in a Berkshire town and everyone watched the religious catholic go to the funeral of each parishioner and then pour in the buffet: "At every funeral we have always comes, and if there is after a reception, it finds its way there without an invitation ", continued the priest, who swears that in the 14 years that he is a pastor in the local church he does not remember not having seen her even at a funeral.

The mysterious unnamed mourner, however, recently recalled the month of a mother who had lost her daughter. Catherine Whitehead passed away at the age of 42 and three weeks later the family held a dinner in her memory, where everyone saw the lady in question riding her bicycle and talking to relatives.

Margaret's mother told the newspaper that "she had my son Kevin throw her in the car from the church to the Irish Center where the table would be set. "There was a lot of people at the ceremony from Catherine's work, so I assumed she would be a colleague."

So he went to talk to her when something started to stink: "She told me she was working with Catherine as a waitress. "My daughter never worked as a waitress." And of course "eat from the buffet as if there is no tomorrow"!

The happy mother felt that the behavior of the stranger was unacceptable: "She only goes to funerals when there is free food. It invades people's lives when they are upset and sad "…