Family celebrate father with a stop at his favourite fast-food joint before the cemetery
Updated | By East Coast Radio
A loyal customer right to the very end. This family honoured their loved one the exact way that he wanted it.

This story first appeared in the NY Daily News back in 2013, but it was so different and unique, that it was a perfect time for a throwback.
A Pennsylvania fast-food fan had the final send-off that he would have wanted - well that's according to his family who decided to make one last stop to his favourite fast-food joint before heading to the cemetery.
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It is reported that David Kime Jr, 88-years old at the time of his death, 'lived by his own rules', so the family decided to honour him with one final visit. A burger was placed on his coffin before it was lowered into his grave. Each person in the funeral procession also managed to get a burger as well.
The restaurant manager knew David well as he used to frequent the eatery.
A perfect send-off for the most loyal customer ever, don't you think?
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