An offer, that is not an option contract, is always automatically revoked if either the offeror or the offeree dies before acceptance.

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The death of the offeror can terminate the offer if it is not an option contract, but the death of the offeree does not automatically revoke the offer; instead, it means the offeree can no longer accept it, effectively ending the possibility of a contract but not through revocation.

An Offer, That Is Not an Option Contract, Is Always