Michael Jackson Set For Glass Coffin Message Board and Comments

I think the glass coffin is a good idea,but I would transfer Michael to a proper one later, and yes it can be done. I heard that Michael decided not to stay with the JWs, for one thing, because of his music, and his dancing, they were against that. And his father seems to be taking over the funeral, I think that is wrong, after all, it should be what MICHAEL would have wanted, not the father who was so mean to him. As for Michael's mom, I hope everyone has enough sense to keep an eye on her, when she sees Michael in that coffin she may lose it,maybe even pass out. I don't think that woman has had it easy at all, if the dad was mean with the kids, he was mean with her too. My dear sweet Michael, you are definately gone too soon, as for remembering the times, there are many, and I wish there could be more, just know you are loved and missed, and always in my prayers.

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