Results: Wearing What They Gave You To Their Funerals?

An elderly friend/former next-door neighbor's faculties hvave been slowly diminishing over the past several years due to Parkinson's disease. Whether wth the same ailment or another condition, have you any friends advanced in age and in similarly declining health?

A few years ago when my friend was in better health and still able to traval nearly half a continent's wdth to visit his brother in Las Vegas, he brought back for me the gift of a knit, pullover cap decorated wth a patch resembling that city's famed welcome. It's one of my favorite hats, and I think of my friend whenever I don it. Has any friend of yours ever purchased you an item of clothing you enjoy wearing? .

A few years ago, a friend who has since passed on finagled for me a T-shirt I'd attempted to win a few times. Promoting the radio talk show Issues, Etc., its front reads "I HAVE ISSUES." Brilliant!, hey? Anyway, though it's not formalwear, I'd asked my late friend's girlfriend/nurse whether it would be OK for me to wear the shirt to his funeral service. She consented it; since his function was on a cold, wintery Saturday, I wore it under a long-sleeve button-down shirt Have you ever worn a piece of clothing a friend gave you to that friend's funeral/showing/memorial?

Now I'm wondering, albeit prematurely, whether I should wear that Las Vegas cap to the funeral of the friend who gave me it (assuming, of course, I don't precede him in death or the world doesn't end entirely). Would you wear it in this situation?

Do you suspect (or hope) any friends to whom you've given clothing will wear any clothing you've given them to your funeral.memorial/showing?