For Paul H. Walder · 10d ago
42 years driving truck. that's not nothing, that's a whole life spent on the road, every state probably, all those nights away from the family just to keep things going. my grandfather drove for Yellow Freight out of Birmingham for about that long and it wrecks your back and your knees and nobody ever writes a story about it unless something like this happens. Blue Earth Minnesota, never been, probably never will, but I hope it was good to him. 1966 to 69 in the Army too, Vietnam, so the man did two hard jobs back to back basically. anyway. rest easy sir. edit: didn't realize he lost his wife just last year, that's rough, two years apart like that
For Anne Claire Poirier · 26d ago
Watched Mourir à tue-tête in a film history class in Tuscaloosa, professor rolled in an actual VHS. Nobody said a word after it ended. 94 years old, that's a full life.
For Maurice de Germiny · 23 Sept 2026
86. Same age my nonno was. Different country, same year, still stings.
For Nooran Rezayi · 21 Sept 2026
One year gone already. Saw the vigil story out of Longueuil. Hope his family's holding up okay.
For Ginger Molloy · 17 Sept 2026
Only came across him last year, reading about privateers who raced factory teams with nothing but a toolbox. Second to Agostini in 1970 on a Kawasaki, no truck, no crew. That kind of story should travel further than it does.
For Recah Trinidad · 13 Sept 2026
The Bare Eye never blinked. Gone at 83.
For Nina Shipman · 8 Sept 2026
Guest star on everything worth watching in the sixties.
For Matt Suhey · 7 Sept 2026
Best lead blocker of his era.
For R. Sarath · 6 Sept 2026
Sayahnam hit different. Young Malayalam cinema with a conscience.
For Kippy Brown · 1 Sept 2026
First Black QB at Memphis. That mattered.
For Mehdi Zana · 30 Aug 2026
Read Prison No. 5 in 2019. Couldn't put it down. Mehdi was still here then. Now he's gone.
For Betye Saar · 31 Jul 2026
The Liberation of Aunt Jemima changed how I see everything I own. She took what was meant to shame us and made it ours.
