PEPLEFREVER

Member since July 2025

Hannah Kaplan

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For Joe Romm · 2d ago

my mom called me crying and I didn't even know his name until she said Climate Progress, she used to pull it up on the work computer every morning before anyone else got in. 66. that's so young.

For Kayla Huff · 5d ago

So young. Just a teenager.

For Gord Hume · 11d ago

My dad called me about this, he's lived in London Ontario his whole life and said the city won't feel the same without Gord Hume's name attached to something downtown. I never lived there but I've heard about the Central Library push for years growing up on his phone calls. Public service is noble, that line he wrote for himself is going to stick with me.

For Willie Callaghan · 20 Sept 2026

"What he lacked in stature he more than made up for with courage, commitment and unlimited energy." Never heard of him before today but that line stopped me scrolling.

For Emily McNamara · 17 Sept 2026

My mom called me at 6am my time to tell me, she still gets the Middlebury alumni magazine and always said Coach Mac was the one they wrote up every year. 42. I never met her, only knew the name from that magazine, but it feels like losing something steady.

For Hafidh Ameir Hassan · 7 Sept 2026

I never knew him personally, but I read about how he chose to stay quiet and just teach. In a world that rewards noise, that takes real strength. Rest well, Hafidh.

For Marty Lowe · 7 Sept 2026

Marty taught my son to throw a football the right way, but more than that he taught him to think. He'd say 'slow down, trust the work.' Lost a good man.

For Ilan Dar · 7 Sept 2026

My grandmother used to say his character on that sitcom was nothing like the real man, that he was one of the kindest people she knew from the theatre world. I wish I'd gotten to see him perform live just once.

For James Lew · 23 Aug 2026

My dad had all the Rush Hour movies on VHS and we watched them together constantly. He'd always point out the fights and say 'that's the real skill right there, making it look easy.' I learned later that was James Lew he was talking about. Those films mean something different to me now.

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