For Pat Davis · 18h ago
I don't really know what to say. 91 years old, first woman on the Port of Seattle Commission, 24 years in that seat, and most of us never even thought about who ran the port until we read this.
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For Pat Davis · 18h ago
I don't really know what to say. 91 years old, first woman on the Port of Seattle Commission, 24 years in that seat, and most of us never even thought about who ran the port until we read this.
For Tom Skerritt · 3d ago
93 years old. Duke Forrest in M*A*S*H, 1970. That's a run.
For Annabel Richter · 8d ago
My brother died the same way in 2011. Nobody made gyms carry Narcan for him. Glad something's changing now, even if it's too late for her.
For Kirill Gasilin · 17d ago
My mom called me after she saw a clip of his blanket coats on some fashion history segment, she just kept saying the inside of the clothes mattered as much as the outside. I'd never heard of him before that but I looked him up after. 47 is no age.
For Patricia Kurz · 19d ago
Never knew of her until I read this obituary today, but a nursing leader who spent thirty years training other nurses deserves to be known further than Long Island. Rest well, Patricia.
For Dr. Ruth Westheimer · 21 Sept 2026
Called my mom when I saw this and she just went quiet for a second. Grew up seeing clips of that tiny lady saying wild stuff on TV with a straight face like it was the weather. 96 years old, that's a whole life.
For Leo Morimoto · 9 Sept 2026
Watched him in Travel Mystery for years. Always the steady hand in the story, never stealing the scene. That's craft.
For PK Kerala Varma · 8 Sept 2026
Ninety years old and still working. Still trying to change how his family's institutions ran. You don't see that often in the ruling class.
For David Clayton-Thomas · 7 Sept 2026
My father had Spinning Wheel on vinyl. Wore that record out. Didn't know half the story until I read about him later, but it made sense. That voice had lived.
For Sir Roger Moore · 5 Sept 2026
Grew up in the 70s watching him play it for laughs as Bond. He brought humour to the role when it needed it. Not the same without him.
For Siim Kallas · 25 Aug 2026
My father always said Kallas understood something most politicians don't: that a small country has to be steady with money and true to its word. He lived that.
For Pranab Patnaik · 22 Aug 2026
My mother grew up in Cuttack and used to sing his songs around the house. Odia culture just lost something irreplaceable. He was 88 and gave us everything.
For James Earl Jones · 29 Sept 2025
Heard the news this morning and it felt like losing someone from your own family, even though you never knew him. That's the mark of a great actor. He made you feel like you did. My mother watched *The Lion King* with my kids and told them about seeing him on stage when she was young. Three generations now. What a life.
To Angelo Testa’s tribute on David Aykroyd’s page · 1d ago
your dad has better taste than most of us lol
To Roosevelt Washington’s tribute on Timothy Herbert’s page · 9d ago
same, my mom's orthopedist mentioned the Herbert screw to her once and she never forgot the name
To Mariana Velasquez’s tribute on Wilfried Wesemael’s page · 4 Sept 2026
That's it exactly. Class act.