Obituary of jhonny cade in The Outsiders?

There is no obituary of Johnny Cade in "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton. The novel ends shortly after Johnny's death, and there is no mention of a funeral or any sort of public memorial.

This is a deliberate choice by Hinton. The focus of the book is on the immediate impact of Johnny's death on his friends, and the absence of a formal obituary emphasizes the sense of loss and the raw grief that the greasers are experiencing.

It's important to remember that "The Outsiders" is written from the perspective of Ponyboy Curtis, a teenage boy processing a traumatic event. The lack of an obituary is consistent with this perspective and allows readers to feel the depth of the loss alongside the characters.