Mark Eisenstadt, 77, died March 13, according to his obituary.
Sitting down to write an obituary for a loved one is a difficult, emotional and stressful task, but one family who recently published a notice in the Press & Sun-Bulletin took the opportunity to share the deceased's sense of humor.
Mark Eisenstadt, 77, died March 13, according to his obituary, which in turn lists his cause of death: "a brain tumor that also erased the Trump presidency from his memory."
It goes on to describe Eisenstadt's relationship with his beloved wife of 53 years who the family said would yell, "Mark, what are you eating?" every time she heard the pantry door slide open.
The notice says Mark Eisenstadt was a teacher who retired from the Union-Endicott School District after 38 years and was a past president of Temple Concord in Binghamton where he served on the temple board and taught religious school.
He authored, "100 Sayings about Bagels (Lox Extra)," the obituary says, and "loved making people laugh."
In addition to Temple Concord and Make-A-Wish Central New York, the obituary encouraged donations, in lieu of flowers, "to any presidential candidate who challenges Donald Trump."