Mean obituary for Minnesota 80-year-old: 'She will not be missed'

SPRINGFIELD, Minn. -- A mean obituary published in a Minnesota newspaper shows the importance of treating others with kindness - or else "face judgment" ... on Twitter.



When 80-year-old Kathleen Dehmlow, of Wabasso, died May 31, she clearly left some hard feelings behind.
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Her obituary, published in the Redwood Falls Gazette, airs some grievances of her children, "Gina and Jay." It read:

"She passed away on May 31, 2018 in Springfield and will now face judgment. She will not be missed by (her children), and they understand this world is a better place without her."
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The obituary also notes Dehmlow became pregnant by her husband's brother, "Gina and Jay's" uncle.

A screenshot of the obituary was shared to Twitter and has been liked more than 112,000 times.