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When attending a memorial service for a friend's family member who you didn't personally know is it proper to bypass the family line and go straight to the persons you do know? |
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If you're paying respects you should speak to everyone.
First answer by Redbeard. Last edit by Redbeard. Contributor trust: 1942 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 18 [recommend question]
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