Wife. Daughter. Crossword. Pretzel. These were some of the things that got him through each day.

But this day was different. He would not wake up. When Terri looked into his eyes, she knew.

Everyone showed for the funeral, including newlyweds Jim and Pam. They came to remember Stanley Hudson, who passed away at 51.

Stanley Hudson 1958-2009

One week. One month. Several months. Everyone knew Creed was mysterious, but he’d been missing for too long. After one year, he was officially declared dead.

Angela and Dwight didn’t show up to the funeral, neither believing he actually died this time. Kevin took bets on Creed’s true fate. Chad Lite wrote the obituary. Again.

The meeting had gone well. She was happy and confident for the first time in a long while. Being sober turned her life around, but the drunk driver racing through the red light ended it.

Not everyone still worked at Dunder-Mifflin, but they were all there for Meredith’s funeral, including the Schrute and Halpert children.

Meredith Palmer 1964-2018

She had self-esteem issues for so long, but her marriage completely changed everything. Even those awful test results couldn't completely dampen her spirits. She passed quietly, allowing one more smile as he held her hand.

When her husband introduced himself to people, he no longer mentioned his company. From now on, he was just Bob.

Phyllis Vance 1964-2023

Ryan had a great job, a nice apartment, and complete freedom. This is what he told himself he always wanted. That changed when he heard about the accident.

The moment he walked up and saw Kelly peacefully resting, he realized he’d give it all up if he could just have one more minute with her. 

Kelly Bernard 1979-2031

They'd saved up for years. Vegas was supposed to be one of the most exciting moments of their lives. Unfortunately, the plane never landed. An injured Roy walked away, but Darryl did not.

This changed Roy's outlook on life. When he met Pam’s grandchildren at the funeral, he realized how much he'd missed out on.

Darryl Philbin 1971-2036

Jan’s life was completely flipped around. Free from the stresses of corporate life, she realized that she really loved Michael, and it was nothing to be ashamed about. So when she opened the door that morning and saw the gun, she didn’t panic. It was a good life, and she no longer had any regrets.

Jan Levinson-Scott
1967-2039

Daydreaming about Costa Rica. Gambling. Hard drugs. There were many ways Toby dealt with misery, but it was her smile that worked best of all.

Here she was, allowing him one more glimpse at that smile before he closed his eyes for the last time. Sasha held her father’s hand and weeped at his passing.

Toby Flenderson

1967-2040

Success in the corporate world. Living the big city life. Getting sandwiches at 2am. Ever since Kelly’s death, none of this meant anything to Ryan, but now it was all he had. Retirement was looming and his massive apartment seemed emptier every day. One day he passed away quietly, and no one seemed to notice.

Ryan Bailey Howard 1979-2041

Angela begged him not to go back in, but it was something he had to do. Three more people survived the fire because of Dwight's actions. Angela stayed there, waiting for him to return, but he never did. She refused to believe he was gone, but finally began weeping when Pam arrived to console her.

Dwight Kurt Schrute 1972-2044

Retirement was good for Kevin Malone. After mourning the loss of his beloved Stacey, he’d moved to Vegas to play poker full time. Despite persistent headaches, he actually made the World Series of Poker Main Event final table in 2042. It was a couple years later when the aneurysm hit, and it ended his life.

Kevin Malone 1972-2045

Moving to New York really agreed with Karen. It led to some successful years in the corporate world, but failed relationships left her feeling lonely. It wasn’t until she reconnected with an old friend that she finally felt happy. He was there with her until the end, and kissed her goodbye as she passed away.

Karen Bernard 1976-2047

Roy found good, solid work in the construction industry. He had a regular group of buddies to go drinking and fishing with. This helped him forget about the pain and misery his own choices had caused. He died due to complications from liver disease, and the woman he always loved was there at the funeral.

Roy Anderson 1973-2050 

Andy had changed so much over the years. He was no longer the sycophant ready to explode with anger. Instead, he sat around sadly mourning the loss of two women that he’d loved. Those last few years were painful, but singing kept his spirits up, and that’s what he did on that last day. Rit-da-dit-dit-doo. 

Angela outlived the love of her life and it was a very lonely time. Now relegated to a retirement home, she didn’t even have her cats. Only occasional visits by that hussy dispelled her boredom. One morning the caretaker came by for her morning feeding, but Angela had already fallen asleep for the last time.

Angela Schrute 1971-2065
 

They held each other in their arms every night, but it became more and more difficult. Jim’s degenerative condition meant a long hospital stay and lonely nights for Pam. It got worse as her memory faded and she needed constant supervision. She saw Jim in his last hours and watched as this stranger passed away.

James Halpert  1979-2072

Secret alliances. Rooftop dates. Parking lot confessions. These memories were gradually erased by the onset of Alzheimer’s, yet Pam tried to the very end to remember anything.

A few months after Jim’s death, she wandered too far. She was eventually found, but after her heart stopped . They opened her hand and found a yogurt lid.

Pam Halpert 1979-2072

Michael lived a very long life. In fact, he called Guiness periodically to check if it was a record. His favorite hobby was looking at old pictures: His children and grandchildren. Jan. Jim. Pam. Dwight. All of them. He never quite had a hundred friends, but when he took his last breath, he was happy.

Michael Gary Scott 1964-2074