I come from a Christian belief, so, though I understand others' points, I don't find some of the others' shared comments/answers insensitive.
However, one thing I don't get --
so often in obituaries I read, "So-and-so passed away with his/her loving family at his/her side."
I question why the surviving family feels a need to publicly share that, as if they get brownie points for being there.
I was not physically present when many people whom I love died. That does not make me love them less. And, if I were by someone who dies, it would not make me love them more than those who were not physically present.
And I realize that perhaps my entire answer may be not nice.
I always thought that stating that the person did not die alone provides information and comfort to those reading the obituary. But then, I have often been told I makes excuses for the actions of others. Thanks for sharing another perspective.
Eww, he didn’t need to see that. 
WelbyQuentin 