Tab. 2.

Elderly Men's Immediate Kin Networks and Outcomes Following bereavement

		Hussin	Kolil	Samad	Suroso	Hari	Fendi	Mis	Arief	Ridwan	Lubis
1	Childless?	No	No	No1	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
2	Living arrangement (post crisis)	Married daughter	Married daughter	Married son	Married daughter	Divorced daughter & son	Married granddaughter	Alone	Alone, then sister	Alone, then sister	Alone, then great - nep
3	No. of immediate kin (pre - crisis)	2	4	4	3	3	4	3	4	3	2
4	Identity of immediate kin (pre-crisis)	wife, child	wife, children	wife, children, ch-in-law	wife, children	wife, children	wife, child, grandchild (& sp)	wife, nep (& sp)	wife, sister, affinal nep (& sp)	wife, affinal neps (& sp.)	wife, raised son
5	No. of immediate kin (post-crisis)	2	4	3	3	4	4	7	1	6	6
6	Identity of immediate kin (post-crisis)	child, ch - in- law	children, ch - in-law	children, ch - in-law	children, ch-in-law	children	children, grandchild (& sp)	step-ch (& sp), neps (& sp), affines	sister	sister, niece (& sp), affinal neps (& sp), distant relatives	step-ch, affinal nep (& sp), neighbour, great-nep (& sp)
7	Outcome	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Moderate	Moderate	Moderate	Bad

Notes:

¹Samad has no children of his own, but has successfully Adopted.

Abbreviations: sp = spouse; ch = child; chn = children; nep(s) = nephew(s)