I was just told I was dead. Literally! (updated) Post 35

[ford man]

it is Easter, he is risen.


glad there was an error somewhere.

Ha ha Lol thats funny Nick ;D

 

[Tedster100]

Holy crap! Thank god they found you before your they found your family! Happy Easter, so glad you were here to see it!

 

[Airmapper]

You got out of it this time, lets hope you got 8 more.

I hope I'm working on my Bronco when death comes ringing, that way I can say "bug off, can't you see I'm busy here." ;D

 

[Mongonius]

Glad you are still with us! Happy Easter. ;D

 

[JGbronc]

Very glad it wasn't you. Like others have said, it's a good thing they didn't get to your family first.

 

[MartyG]

Wholly shit! Imagine if you wern't home! Glad you were bud.

 

[Hank_]

That is crazy. I am wondering if you can get the paperwork back to turn into your life insurance company and enjoy the money while your alive;D.

Henry

 

[SP66]

Life

It's a great day to be alive! Let's count our blessings.

 

[phred]

Great news. Glad you are still with us. Enjoy the day!!!

 

[NYLES]

Your wife didnt tell em you wasnt dead, cuz you was home washin your Bronco?

 

[76MaBronco]

That's NUTS!! it was a good thing you were home...

 

[FRANKO289]

bc of that , can you get now at least early retirement ?? lol

btw ... looks like you are practicing pit stops on your bronco ??? you have to stop watching nascar !!!

 

[Revelation]

Just thought of this, if they declared you deceased then no more taxes, More bronco Money.

 

[malonejy]

***Update***

This is one in a million. A Captain Malone did die in a plane crash Article and this is how he was mistaken for me.
They found a laundry ticket on him that said Captain Malone (we use last names in the military) and for some unknown reason, the phone number listed was for my units Duty number. When the sheriffs called and asked do you have a Captain Malone, the duty of course said yes. He also lived in Yuma with a wife and two kids. My chain of command, having no reason to doubt the sheriffs office, got the ball started on the notification process. Come to find out, he does have a different first name than me, but like I said, we go by last names and the phone number found on him was to my command.

What an emotional day for my co-workers that thought I was dead. Can you even imagine having to deliver that news. I'm very glad that I was there to essentially intercept the message and be able to tell my wife about it myself. My prays do go out to the other Malone family in their time of loss.

James

 

[NDFess]

One in a million is right! Crazy story. Glad you are alright!

 

[Hozr]

Time for a back from the dead PARTY!!!

 

[kholding]

Scary James. Glad it wasn't you. Scary that they can mess something like that up. Prayers for the family that is going to get some bad news today.

 

[fatboy]

Prayers for the other family, and time to buy a lottery ticket for you with a 1 in a million like that!

 

[NC-Fordguy]

Glad your okay, the sad part is now to get the paper work fixed seen it happen while i was in the army it really screwed up the guys pay and other stuff.

^This

Similar thing happened to me. My parents got the visit from a couple of soldiers and a chaplain.

It got straightened out news wise in a couple days. This was nearly 30 years ago but the red tape back then for pay took a while to straightened out. Not sure if the bureaucracy bungle has improved these days