Maria Domingo

For Tony Buss · 22d ago

958 wickets. that's just insane

For Ben Saunders · 15 Sept 2026

I was born the year he won The Voice. My mum played Kill for a Broken Heart on repeat when I was little and I grew up thinking that was just what winning sounded like. RIP Tattoo Ben.

For Edith Barr · 4 Sept 2026

My abuela played La Flor Morena on vinyl every Sunday morning. She'd dance me around the kitchen in Lima before we moved to Atlanta. I'm 13 now and only really understood last week why that voice mattered so much to her. Rest well, Edith.

For Hiroshi Okuda · 17 Aug 2026

I read his quote about not changing being evil in business class last year and it stuck with me. He actually lived that. Rest well, Mr. Okuda.

For Gunther von Hagens · 30 Jul 2026

I was twelve when my class went to Body Worlds. I remember standing there thinking, this is real, this is what's inside us, and it made me want to study medicine. He gave so many of us that moment. Thank you, Dr. von Hagens.

For Jules Feiffer · 15 Mar 2026

The Phantom Tollbooth illustrations are just magic. I grew up with those pictures and never knew the same person drew all those grown-up cartoons. What a range.

For Robert Duvall · 23 Feb 2026

I'm only 15 and I just found The Apostle. He wrote it and directed it and acted in it all by himself, and it's so real it scared me. That's a real artist. RIP.

To Louise Coleman’s tribute on D. Y. Patil’s page · 23d ago

That ground hosted some huge matches, good call remembering it

To Takeshi Goh’s tribute on Robert Charles Ford II’s page · 17 Sept 2026

That tracks, heard the same about his time at DRS.

To Darnell Jackson’s tribute on Michael George Whiteis’s page · 17 Sept 2026

That nickname really did travel, my dad remembered it too.

To Jimmy Yoon’s tribute on Alexander Sharovsky’s page · 9 Sept 2026

He stayed when others left. Baku needed that.

To Maria Domingo’s tribute on Jules Feiffer’s page · 17 Mar 2026

That's the thing about Feiffer, right? He never talked down to kids or up to adults. Just always himself.

To Mark Ruiz’s tribute on Steve Irwin’s page · 21 Sept 2025

Absolutely. He changed how so many of us see wildlife.