Michael Garland Elliott, 75, passed away on April 6 and was surrounded by his caregivers, neighbors and friends who loved him dearly. And that group included his ex-wife, Teresa Elliott, according to most online reports.

Teresa, 68, who is described as Michael’s “best friend” in his obituary published in The Oregonian, said she had told him Trump was impeached from over the phone from her Austin, Texas home.

Michael died from congestive heart failure after his health had declined over the years, Teresa Elliott said. Bu he died peacefully in his Oregon home after his ex-wife had apparently lied to him that President Trump was impeached from office.

“I knew it was his very, very last moments,” Teresa Elliott told local reporters, “I knew that would bring him comfort and it did. He then took his final breath.”

Asked whether she regretted telling Michael of the false news, Teresa Elliott replied: “Oh God no.”

“If I could leave him with a happy piece of news then why wouldn’t I?” she said, “And maybe in the end it won’t turn out to be a lie.”

She described Michael as a “news junkie” who had clearly expressed his disapproval of the new President frequently until he couldn’t communicate it verbally.

“He hated his effing guts,” she said of Michael’s attitude toward the President.

But Trump has not been impeached.

Though the pair divorced 20 years ago, Teresa Elliott said she had always cared for Michael and would visit him often while he was sick.

She also added that she plans to hold a memorial for Michael at The Reserve golf club in Portland in August.

Michael’s obituary states he was a founding member of The Reserve and “spent countless of weekends doing what he loved most with like-minded friends.”

“Golf was his life,” she said, adding that a stroke prevented him from playing.