A hilarious obituary for an Arizona man who passed away earlier this month is going viral, bringing smiles to the faces of people all over the world amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Randall Jacobs of Phoenix was 65 years-old when he passed away on May 4, and his colorful obiturary went viral as soon as it was posted to Twitter on Wednesday. Many social media users have even been saying that they wish they could have met the “legend” and “rare man” themselves.

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— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) May 20, 2020

The obituary states that while his friends called him RJ, Jacobs was affectionately known as Uncle Bunky or “The Bunkster” to his family. The obituary explained that Jacobs lives his life with no fear in a way “that would have sent a lesser man to his grave decades earlier” and always did as he pleased.

“Uncle Bunky burned the candle, and whatever else was handy, at both ends. He spoke in a gravelly patois of wisecracks, mangled metaphors, and inspired profanity that reflected the Arizona dive bars, Colorado ski slopes, and various dodgy establishments where he spent his days and nights,” the obituary read. “He was a living, breathing ‘hang loose’ sign, a swaggering hybrid of Zoni desert rat, SoCal hobo, and Telluride ski bum.”

It added that Jacobs was known for his unique, one-of-a-kind personality, and for having a “chaotic energy and hysterical charm” as well as a “gentle soul.”

“A night out with Bunky could result in a court summons or a world-class hangover, but his friends and family would drop whatever they were doing to make a trip out to see him. His impish smile and irreverent sense of humor were enough to quell whatever sensibilities he offended,” the obituary continued. “He didn’t mean any harm; that was just Bunky being Bunky.”