Getting on the pretension train: the latin is "may he rest in peace", which I like better and find less pushy than "rest in peace". It's not imperative, it's i

Getting on the pretension train: the latin is "may he rest in peace", which I like better and find less pushy than "rest in peace". It's not imperative, it's imploring $deity or the universe to ease their passing. Rest in peace is a backronym of RIP anyways.