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Some folks say the holiday spirit is dead. And in the case of Bob McCully, a former ad executive at Ketchum in Pittsburgh who died in August at age 88, they've got a point. Every year McCully was known for sending humorous Christmas cards en masse. And this year, despite expectations to the contrary, was no different. Last week, 400 people received season's greetings from the deceased that began, "Please don't call. I've moved to a quiet neighborhood."
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