Paul Broome, a British care assistant known for his humour and love for Snickers, was laid to rest in a custom-made coffin resembling the iconic chocolate bar. His family ensured his lighthearted wish became a reality, turning his final journey into a reflection of his personality.  

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To fulfil his last wish, the family arranged for a coffin designed to look like a partially unwrapped Snickers bar, complete with the words “I’m nuts!” on the side.  

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A Joke that became reality  

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For years, Broome joked about wanting a Snickers-themed coffin, but his loved ones never took it seriously. However, after his passing, they discovered that he had made the request official in his will, as reported the Fox News.

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A Tribute to his unique spirit  

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Ali Leggo, a funeral arranger at F A Holland (Co-op) Funeralcare in Chichester, shared that Broome’s farewell was designed to reflect his vibrant character. “His quick wit and sense of humour touched so many people, and the coffin was a fitting tribute to his unique personality,” Leggo said.  

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 A memorable funeral procession  

As part of his farewell, the funeral procession made a stop at Broome’s favourite café in Bognor Regis, where his friends gathered in tribute T-shirts and applauded as he passed. The personalised touches made the service a heartfelt celebration of his life.  

“The family received nothing but positive feedback from those who attended,” Leggo noted. “It was a privilege to help bring Paul’s final wishes to life.”