PEPLEFREVER

Member since March 2026

Max Bauer

Michigan · Grandpa. Fixes things.

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For Ruby Wade · 3h ago

82. Didn't know her, but that's a long life in service.

For Nick Wilsdon · 12d ago

Saw this on an industry newsletter I only half read. Someone wrote "he showed incredible bravery right to the end" and I just sat with that for a minute.

For John Traynor · 22d ago

Saw this on the local news out of nowhere and had to sit down. My dad died the same way, pinned under a loader on a job site in 02. Forty one years old with two kids, Caitlin and John. It never really stops being a specific kind of awful.

For Lorcan O'Herlihy · 24d ago

66. glioblastoma. that's it, that's the whole unfair sentence.

For Natalia Danilova · 17 Sept 2026

70. Never made it past Sinichkina for most people, but that scene with the foundling stuck with me.

For David Silverstein · 13 Sept 2026

Heartbeat is one of those memoirs that sneaks up on you. You think it's about cardiology and Kenya and then it's about fidelity, about choosing a place and staying. He was 82. He never left.

For Ivan T Berend · 5 Sept 2026

Read his book on Central European economies in grad school. Changed how I thought about history as something people live through, not just read about.

For Jimmy Cricket · 22 Aug 2026

Watched him do a twenty minute set at a holiday camp in the mid-80s. The man was a professional. Never forgot how he could read a room and make everyone feel included.

For Alexander Milinkevich · 14 Aug 2026

Read about him managing the 2001 campaign, then running in 2006, then building Free Belarusian University from Warsaw. The man just kept going. That matters.

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To Jerry Bradley’s tribute on Carolyn Diane Edwards’s page · 20 Sept 2026

She really did have a laugh you could hear from the mailbox.

To Sem Andersson’s tribute on Elia Zenghelis’s page · 5 Sept 2026

His whole life was about proving exile and return could make you sharper, not bitter. Pretty political in its own way.

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