For Ann Tighe · 1d ago
87 is a full life. Thinking of Jim and their sons Mike and Dan tonight.
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For Ann Tighe · 1d ago
87 is a full life. Thinking of Jim and their sons Mike and Dan tonight.
For Arch Jelley · 1d ago
104 years old. Coached John Walker to Olympic gold. That's a life.
For Jan Novák · 2d ago
Never saw any of his work live, obviously, but I read about The Hill for a theatre history class and the way he used it to needle the regime in 88 stuck with me. Not someone I'd call a favorite, just someone who clearly knew what he was doing with a text.
For Gerald Stebelton · 7d ago
just read an old Columbus Dispatch piece on the dyslexia law like an hour before I saw this. wild timing. that law helped my younger cousin get diagnosed in third grade, she reads fine now because someone caught it early. 87 years old, rest easy Jerry
For Pat Garrett · 21d ago
84. that sheepskin building off I-78 always meant we were almost to my grandparents' place
For Ramachandra Kurup · 25d ago
my mom saw this on a Malayalam news page and just went quiet for a second, said she used to watch Parvathy's movies with her sisters back in Kerala. never knew the actress's dad was still alive at 96 until today. sending love to that family
For Cyril Hilsum · 28d ago
This one hit different for me. My uncle died the same year he turned 100, and reading that Hilsum was still filing patents at 97 just wrecked me a little. I was scrolling on my phone, the exact kind of screen his work helped make possible, when I saw the news. Strange to feel this much for someone I never met.
For Jim Bradshaw · 17 Sept 2026
My mom called me at 6am my time to tell me, before I'd even had coffee. She grew up near St. Clairsville and always said there were three NFL guys from that little town, she'd list them off like a party trick. Weird to hear news like that from so far away.
For Sandra Peña · 17 Sept 2026
saw her name everywhere on my feed before I even knew who she was. told my mom and she just went quiet for a second. she was 14.
For Gianfranco Pieri · 14 Sept 2026
My nonno used to talk about watching Pieri at the '64 Olympics. Said he'd never seen an Italian guard move like that, so tall and so calm. Wish I could have seen him play.
For Enos Mafokate · 3 Sept 2026
His quote about the horses not being animals but people stuck with me. That's what a real horseman sounds like. Rest well, Kgosi ya Dipere.
For Elco Brinkman · 1 Sept 2026
His idea of a caring society stayed with me through college. The thought that we could trust each other more, lean on neighbors instead of just institutions. That's beautiful, even if it didn't all work out the way he hoped.
For Glória Menezes · 19 Aug 2026
I watched Rainha da Sucata reruns last year and fell in love with Laurinha. Learning that Glória Menezes had just passed while those episodes were still on air feels like a small, sad grace. She made something that lasted.
For Joan Didion · 18 May 2026
I read The Year of Magical Thinking when my grandmother died and it was like she was sitting there saying yes, this confusion, this is real. Thank you for that.
For David Lynch · 9 Aug 2025
Eraserhead changed everything for me. Saw it at 19 in a tiny Cincinnati theater and felt like my brain had been rewired. Rest easy, Mr. Lynch.
To Filomena Villa’s tribute on Motti Kastón’s page · 22d ago
He was great in Don Carlo too, saw it in Stuttgart years back.