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 GALVESTON, Texas — Obituaries reflect the deceased person's life and their impact on others. 
 
 The family of one Galveston man decided to be brutally honest when writing his obituary. Let's be real, the truth hurts, even when you're six feet under. 
 
 Leslie Ray Charping passed away last month at the age of 74 from cancer. His family writes, in part: 
 
 "He leaves behind 2 relieved children; a son Leslie Roy Charping and daughter, Shiela Smith along with six grandchildren and countless other victims including an ex wife, relatives, friends, neighbors, doctors, nurses and random strangers." "With Leslie's passing he will be missed only for what he never did; being a loving husband, father and good friend. No services will be held, there will be no prayers for eternal peace and no apologizes to the family he tortured. Leslie's remains will be cremated and kept in the barn until "Ray", the family donkey's wood shavings run out. Leslie's passing proves that evil does in fact die and hopefully marks a time of healing and safety for all." 
 
 People have had mixed reactions to this obituary. Read the full obit and the response here. 

 The obituary of a Galveston man is trending online because of his family’s biting sarcasm and harsh words. (Photo: KHOU) 
 
 GALVESTON, Texas -- The obituary of a Galveston man is trending online because of his family’s biting harsh words. 
 
 Leslie Ray Charping’s obituary says he passed away in January, “29 years longer than expected, and much longer than he deserved.” The obituary also says he leaves behind, “two relieved children and countless other victims.” 
 
 It goes on to offer biting remarks about his career. 
 
 View the full obituary below. 
 
 Leslie Ray Charping Obit by KHOU on Scribd 
 
 (© 2017 KHOU) 

 The obituary of a Galveston man is trending online because of his family’s biting sarcasm and harsh words. 
 
 The obituary of a Galveston man is trending online because of his family’s biting sarcasm and harsh words.
– "Leslie's passing proves that evil does in fact die." So reads an obituary that KHOU calls "harsh" and CW39 describes as "brutally honest." Leslie Ray Charping, known as "Popeye," died in January. The Texas man was battling cancer but died of being a "horse's a--." His obituary states he lived "29 years longer than expected" but "much longer than he deserved." Charping's "life served no obvious purpose," and he "possessed no redeeming qualities." His problems stemmed from mental illness and "drinking, drugs, and womanizing." Charping leaves behind "two relieved children ... and countless other victims." Charping's daughter tells KTRK she wanted to be honest in his obituary to "bring closure." She says Charping was guilty of domestic violence, and she apologizes to everyone he hurt during his life. She says some people won't get why she wrote such an apparently mean obituary but that just means they had better parents than she did.