Cherish the memories.

I suppose if people are happy to have MJ watching their kids play sports then a dead relative is pretty tame.

How could you delete their Mii? It would be like getting rid of their photos. Just because they've ceased to exist doesn't mean you have to remove the things that make you remember them, the things that represent them.

There's no way I'd delete anyone and they'd transfer to the next console if I was doing it with the other Mii's.

Hasn't happened to me, but I would almost certainly keep it.

Keeping a Mii or an avatar of a deceased relative/friend is not such a big deal, it's like someone said above, like a photograph.

You know what IS sad? When you are in the dilemma of keeping the voicemail greeting message of a deceased relative.

You ever hear of "Soylent Green"?

I dunno.  I guess, like anything that belonged to somebody that passed away that I still own, I'd look at it with a smile on my face--probably take a second to reminisce about the good times.  I definitely wouldn't delete it.

Are you implying that you'd like to eat mii?

I kept the Mii of my mother after she passed (Nov. 2007).  I also have a Mii of my father which was made either right before or right after he died (April 2007). So I definitely keep them. What I am more likely to delete are Miis of persons who had sent them to me but with whom I have subsequently fell out of contact.

Mike from Morgantown

I'd get depressed just remembering their not there anymore. :-/

But I would keep it, it would suck to just get rid of things and then later regret it. Hopefully won't happen anytime soon, this dilemma.