Ana Medina

For Michael Melloy · 1d ago

38 years on the bench. that's a whole career most people don't manage to have once.

For Tommy R. Smith · 4d ago

I don't really know what to say, I never even knew his name until today but 34 years is 34 years. Someone's whole working life given to the same small part of Georgia. That has to count for something.

For James Griffin · 14d ago

I only read about James through that notice in the Courier but something about it stopped me this morning, coffee in hand, thinking of my own boys. Forty six. Twenty four years with Jennie. The part about him loving the simple, everyday moments with his sons, that's the whole of it really. Sending love to Jennie, Dylan and Mason.

For Jim Knipfel · 14d ago

My husband died of bile duct cancer in 2019, year and a half of it, so reading this one hit different. Never met the man, just knew Slackjaw from a friend who photocopied the columns for me in the 90s. Sorry to his mother and his sister Mary, I know what that year looks like from the other side.

For David Marsden · 26d ago

85 years old. I didn't know his name until tonight but I know Dark Side of the Moon got played on Canadian radio because of him. Thinking of his family tonight.

For Vedrana Rudan · 27d ago

My book club picked Night last winter, none of us had heard of her before. I read it on my porch in two sittings and kept thinking about how unafraid every sentence was. Sorry I found her so late.

For Miriam Azzopardi · 23 Sept 2026

47 years old. Three kids. God almighty.

For Shanthi Narayanasamy · 20 Sept 2026

A friend from Chennai lent me a battered VHS of Thangappathakkam back in the 90s and I watched it three times that month, no subtitles, just her father's face and that police uniform. Didn't know until today that Shanthi Narayanasamy produced it. Sending love to the family from New Jersey.

For Ralf Richter · 15 Sept 2026

I grew up watching him. He brought a kind of honesty to the screen that you don't see much anymore, you know. A real presence. Cologne's going to feel different without him walking around the Pantaleonsviertel.

For Hal Williams · 6 Sept 2026

He spoke about cooking for his family, about honouring his great-grandmother's table. That kind of grace matters. A real artist, on screen and off.

For Matt Suhey · 6 Sept 2026

My husband was a Bears fan in the '80s and never stopped talking about how Suhey opened holes for Payton. When he mentioned Matt had passed, I could hear it in his voice. A true gentleman of the game.

For Rudy Ariffin · 6 Sept 2026

Seventy-three is not old enough. A man who built for his people, and now his people carry that forward.

For Kenneth Treister (FAIA) · 5 Sept 2026

I saw the Holocaust Memorial once on a trip to Miami Beach years ago. The garden stayed with me. What a gift to make something that beautiful out of such darkness.

For Ruben Rada · 26 Aug 2026

Saw Ruben play in New York in the eighties and he made that whole room move like we were dancing in Montevideo. The joy in his music was real. Rest well, maestro.

For Jesse Jackson · 17 Apr 2026

My father had a poster of him in our kitchen when I was growing up. He'd say, 'I am somebody,' and we'd all say it back. That voice, that hope. It stays with you.

For Catherine O'Hara · 26 Feb 2026

Watched her in everything from the sketch days to Schitt's Creek. That woman could break your heart and make you laugh in the same breath. A true artist.

For Philip Seymour Hoffman · 1 Oct 2025

My daughter was studying acting at Tisch when he was there. He'd already moved on, but his name was still in the air. Everyone wanted to know how he did it. How he found that honesty.

To Ashley Hopkins’s tribute on Jaimie Bethea’s page · 22d ago

Those photos are still up on the Navy site. She had a real eye for it.

To Brenda Adams’s tribute on David Hockney’s page · 17 Sept 2026

That painting does that to everyone I think

To Ryan White’s tribute on Brian Wolfe’s page · 17 Sept 2026

That call still gets replayed every few years, wild it was him on the mound