While dead men may not tell tales, they sure can get a letter.

[Droz76]

Got an "Official" piece of government (state) mail today. It was addressed to my dad.
Please take a look at the picture & let me know that I am not the only one that sees the
stupid/moronic "Government Intelligence" in the wording of the letter.
The "deceased loved one" mentioned in the letter is my dad, the recipient of the letter.
Maybe I should call them to be sure if they really meant to take the time to cancel the
driving privileges of a dead man and then to just rub salt in the wounds of his family by
sending them a letter about it...?
As my dad used to say "May the person who thinks of stupid stuff sit on an ungreased
pitchfork in hell."
Thanks for letting me rant..!

 

[OttoMan]

I am with you.
This is weird at it best!!

It seems that the person who had the bright idea to send the letter was trying to be nice, in a weird way! I don't know!

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Before Government suspends your license to do something, or cuts off your benefits, because of your death,

it seems like the least they could do is send you a letter giving you a chance to tell them you're not dead!

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

 

[Tony2X]

That is somethin I would def. send to Gov. Kemp.

 

[OttoMan]

That is somethin I would def. send to Gov. Kemp.

That's right!
Maybe a democrat working at the DMV is already planning on how his dad will vote in the next election!!!

 

[OttoMan]

That's right!
Maybe a democrat working at the DMV is already planning on how his dad will vote in the next election!!!

 

[thevalueman]

and the dem's would tell you that the answer is more.....

 

[MrJim]

My dad got a Covid check for $1200 after he had been dead for two years. I still have it in the safe.

 

[Omega]

Probably sent certified mail.

Sorry for your loss, man