Min-ji Watanabe

For Russell Khan · 2d ago

Wait, what? I only just watched that Manikganj clip two nights ago, him smiling through that solo. 52. That's so young.

For Ethan McCourt · 9d ago

Six years old. Heart breaking for his family.

For Jack Hearn · 10d ago

103 years old. That's not just a long life, that's a whole century of showing up to teach. Thinking of his children and grandchildren tonight, that's a lot of people who got to call him Grandad.

For Sergey Mikhalyov · 21d ago

Read about the Zapadnaya-Kapitalnaya rescue only last year, forty six men pulled out in 2003 because of people like him. Half a world away in Adelaide and it still gave me chills.

For Pietro Veglio · 21d ago

Read that colleagues called him "a person of great humanity." That's the whole obituary really.

For Jeff Van Note · 22d ago

My dad was from Atlanta originally and he'd stream the old Falcons broadcasts for me when I was a kid in Adelaide, mostly so I could hear Jeff Van Note call the games he used to play in. 80. I didn't know the man but I knew that voice, every Sunday night, half asleep on the couch with Dad translating the rules. Thank you for all those nights, Jeff.

For Steven James Punches · 28d ago

My mum texted me the obituary this morning, just the years, 1954 to 2026, and I sat on the train trying to remember where I first heard the name. Strange to feel this hollow about someone I can't even place properly. Rest well, Steven.

For Louis Caron · 14 Sept 2026

My mum had all his books. I read Le Canard de bois at twenty-three and finally understood what my grandparents meant when they talked about belonging somewhere. Thank you, Louis.

For Nobue Matsubara · 14 Sept 2026

I discovered Hotaru during a long drive through rural Japan in 2015 and it just stopped me. The way her voice held that sadness and strength at once. Went back and learned her whole story after. Rest well, Nobue-san.

For Pinula Contreras · 13 Sept 2026

A stadium bears his name in his birthplace. Not many footballers leave that kind of mark. He gave so much to the game and to Guatemala. Rest well, Pinula.

For Eugenia Apostol · 13 Sept 2026

I never met Eggie but her name came up in every conversation about courage in journalism. The way she kept writing truth when it mattered most, especially for women finding their voice. That's a life.

For Isao Harimoto · 9 Sept 2026

A Zainichi icon who never looked away from where he came from. The courage in that, especially after everything he survived, is something to hold onto.

For Matt Suhey · 6 Sept 2026

Such a quiet strength about him. The kind of loyalty that doesn't make headlines but changes lives. RIP Matt.

For Larry Christenson · 5 Sept 2026

What a devastating loss. A fishing trip in Washington, surrounded by loved ones, feels like it should be a beginning, not an ending. Thinking of Claire and Libby today. The world needed more people like him, the kind who remembered everyone and showed up.

For Tommy John · 20 Aug 2026

My dad had Tommy John surgery on his shoulder when I was little, and he always said it gave him his life back. Didn't know until today that Tommy himself fought so hard to come back after his own injury. That faith he talked about, the gratitude even in loss, that stayed with him his whole life. Rest well.

For Chuck Norris · 18 Jul 2026

Watched Way of the Dragon as a teenager in Adelaide and couldn't stop thinking about it for weeks. Such grace in every movement. Rest well, Chuck.

For Tom Petty · 7 Aug 2025

My dad played Tom Petty every single road trip we took. I associate his voice with freedom and wide open skies. Rest easy, Tom. You'll be with us on every journey.

To Heinz Jung’s tribute on Neville Callam’s page · 16d ago

Same, saw it on a Baptist World Alliance update and had to reread it twice.

To Salvador Romero’s tribute on Gregory McGirt’s page · 20 Sept 2026

53 years is rare these days, my grandparents almost made it that far too.

To Betty Wallace’s tribute on Steve Shepard’s page · 17 Sept 2026

Sorry for your loss too, Betty.

To Yesenia Santiago’s tribute on J. Dewayne Thomas’s page · 17 Sept 2026

he did, my sister went through his court too and said the same thing