For Mary Ann Cron · 20 Sept 2026
My mum rang me about this at six in the morning here, I'm three hours behind. She just said, did you hear about Mary. Didn't know what to say back to her, still don't really.
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For Mary Ann Cron · 20 Sept 2026
My mum rang me about this at six in the morning here, I'm three hours behind. She just said, did you hear about Mary. Didn't know what to say back to her, still don't really.
For Georgios Makropoulos · 15 Sept 2026
Followed his career for decades. Always brought dignity to the board and to the work behind it. He will be missed.
For Princess Astrid, Mrs. Ferner · 12 Sept 2026
Watched her at the Cathedral on Wednesday, still carrying herself with such grace. What a life of service.
For Tom Rinaldi · 9 Sept 2026
My brother studied at UC Davis in the nineties and used to talk about Tom Rinaldi as one of the names that mattered. To hear he's gone, and so suddenly, is a real loss. Rest well.
For Rudolph A. Marcus · 9 Sept 2026
Played tennis into his 80s. Kept working into his 100s. That's the kind of man you want to remember.
For Aleksandr Pashchenko · 9 Sept 2026
Eighty-one years and gave his whole heart to the stage. There's a grace in that kind of faithfulness.
For Rudy Ariffin · 7 Sept 2026
Kept the coal trucks off the roads. Not flashy work, but it mattered.
For Arthur Marshall · 3 Sept 2026
Read that he came from a big family in Georgia and made it all the way to the NFL without being drafted. My dad used to talk about that Broncos team. Sad to hear it.
For Chita Rivera · 4 Jun 2026
Saw her in Chicago on the West End, must have been 1999. She had this energy that filled the whole theatre. Ninety years old and still electric. Will not forget that.
For David Johansen · 7 Sept 2025
He came through the Factory and Ridiculous Theater, built something from nothing, and never stopped. That takes faith in the work.
For Elizabeth Taylor · 10 Aug 2025
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf still holds up. The anger, the intellect, the rawness of it. She brought something real to every frame.
To Benjamin Hart’s tribute on Frank J. Dewane’s page · 17d ago
That line about wage stagnation stuck with my uncle for years
To Cornelius Booker’s tribute on Gabriel Serville’s page · 24d ago
that line got picked up everywhere down here too
To Lakeisha Booker’s tribute on Yosi Silman’s page · 27d ago
Same, that Battalion 196 chapter is the one people quote.
To Ryan White’s tribute on Abdullah Ibrahim’s page · 23 Jun 2026
Exactly. You went to him with everything broken and he fixed it with sound.