Carolyn Cox

For William M. "Bill" Fagerman · 4d ago

My dad used to talk about Judge Fagerman like he hung the moon, said he was the fairest one on the 28th Circuit bench when our neighbor's custody case went through. I remember sitting at the kitchen table hearing the verdict read out on the local news. 77 is no age. Thinking of my dad tonight.

For Cordula Trantow · 19d ago

Never got into most of her later work but Die Brücke still wrecks me every time I show it in class, she was sixteen playing Franziska and you believe every second of it.

For Frank Grønlund · 25d ago

my dad called me the second he saw it, he's had a Lillestrøm scarf since the 80s and he just kept saying "the captain, the captain" over and over

For Arnaud Denis · 23 Sept 2026

43. That's the number that's stopping me this morning. I only knew Arnaud Denis through a clip of Les Liaisons dangereuses someone posted years ago, but I looked him up after and followed the hernia mesh advocacy since. Thinking of his family and everyone he was still fighting for.

For Margaret Chant-Papandreou · 18 Sept 2026

102 years old. That's a life.

For Amanda Mack · 17 Sept 2026

The EKU program said it themselves, "We mourn her loss, but will forever cherish our memories together." Leaving that there.

For Sheila Kennelly · 6 Sept 2026

From the Independent Theatre to Home and Away's pilot. Sheila Kennelly built a career on pure talent and grit. She made every role matter, no matter the size. That's the work. Rest well.

For Matt Suhey · 6 Sept 2026

Watched him lead block for Payton in '85 and never forgot it. The invisible art. Thank you, Matt.

For Sowcar Janaki · 23 Aug 2026

Balachander wouldn't have been Balachander without her. She made the frame look like life.

For David Baltimore · 27 Sept 2025

My father was a virologist and kept Baltimore's papers on his desk. He said David was one of the few senior scientists who actually listened to younger people. That meant everything to him.

For Philip Seymour Hoffman · 4 Aug 2025

Watched Capote in a cinema in Indianapolis and couldn't move for twenty minutes after it ended. That was Philip. He made you feel things you didn't know were there.

To Michael Stern’s tribute on Butch Huskey’s page · 16d ago

same thing happened to my dad, it comes out of nowhere

To Blanca Campos’s tribute on Ricardo Soulé’s page · 22d ago

My uncle did the same thing, Sunday mornings and that record, it's like half of Argentina had the same ritual

To Jonas De Vries’s tribute on Leah Wagstaff’s page · 29d ago

same, saw it just now, awful

To Raymond Choi’s tribute on Michael Sweetney’s page · 17 Sept 2026

he did that for my nephew too, patient like that