Hearse goes through a service at the wheel of the Burger King to fulfill the last wish of his great-grandfather: a final double Bacon – The Sun cheeseburger



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GREAT-GRANDAD Leonard Durkin had his last wish fulfilled when his hearse called for a drive-thru from Burger King – for a last Bacon cheeseburger.

Joker Leonard, 71, made this claim because his 50-year-old son Peter and himself visited the delivery spot during their weekly trips to the grave of his wife, Mary, after his death he two years ago.

    A Double Cheeseburger XL Bacon is placed on the coffin of a great-grandfather after his hearse has pbaded through a Burger King

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A Double Cheeseburger XL Bacon is placed on the coffin of a great-grandfather after his hearse has pbaded through a Burger KingCredit: SWNS: South West News Service
    Leonard Durkin's hearse stopped at the Leeds restaurant and stunned guests as the driver placed an order at the window

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Leonard Durkin's hearse stopped at the Leeds restaurant and stunned guests as the driver placed an order at the windowCredit: SWNS: South West News Service

He always had the same order and told Peter that when he died, he wanted the last time the burger XL at £ 4.

Director of Funeral, Adrian Benson, has fulfilled this wish. After ordering at the restaurant located at Elland Road in Leeds, he was placed above Leonard's coffin, under the darkened glare of diners.

Peter, a broadband technician, said, "Dad had a brilliant sense of humor and before he died, he said he wanted to do that.

"He'll be laughing about it up there.

"We were always going to get something to eat after visiting the cemetery where my mother is.

"Every time we went to Burger King, he received a Bacon Double Cheeseburger XL, so it was the one we gave him the day of his funeral.

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"People on the street and inside the restaurant almost broke their heads to look at us.

"They could not believe what they saw.

"But the lady who served us at the window just acted as if it was as if nothing had happened, she did not even raise an eyebrow."

Former miner Leonard, of Leeds, had six children, 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

He died of heart failure on May 28, after battling the disease for several years.

But he never lost his sense of humor and at the end of his funeral at the crematorium, we played the clbadic "Ring of Fire" Johnny Cash.

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Director of Funeral Adrian Benson added, "I can not say that anyone has ever asked to go through a driving service before going to the service.

"It was a first for me.

"We told the person serving us that the hamburger was for the man at the back, but I think the joke was a little lost for them.

"We try to make an extra effort to give people exactly what they want.

"I visited Burger King a week before to let them know we were coming.

"Then the day before, I took the hearse to test to see that everything was going well.

"Everything went well and everyone was happy."

    Leonard's son, Peter, 50, right, said that they would both visit Burger King once a week after going to his mother's grave in Leeds.

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Leonard's son, Peter, 50, right, said that they would both visit Burger King once a week after going to his mother's grave in Leeds.Credit: SWNS: South West News Service
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