Pedro Rios

For Toluwanisings · 9d ago

My mom called me from Georgia just to tell me, and I didn't even know his name until she played Unreserved Praise over the phone. Forty one. She said it's all over Nigerian church groups back home. Praying for his wife and the two little girls.

For Katherine Hartley Short · 9d ago

42. That number stopped me this morning. Lost my cousin the same way when he was 39, and reading that she worked at UCLA's Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital before the end just adds to it, she spent her life trying to catch people like him. Praying for her father and the rest of her family tonight.

For Igho "Tiny" Ubiribo · 24 Sept 2026

This one hit different for me. Lost my uncle to complications from the same kind of procedure two years ago, and reading about Igho brought all of that back up in a way I wasn't ready for. Praying for his people tonight, whoever they are.

For Admire Moon · 22 Sept 2026

I only learned of Admire Moon last year, reading about the 2007 Dubai Duty Free win while researching Japanese racing history for a piece I never finished. Strange to feel something for a horse you never saw run. Twenty three years old. Rest well.

For LaToya Hill · 22 Sept 2026

38 years old, just taking out the recycling. My cousin was taken the same way, a bullet through an ordinary morning, and reading this brought all of it back up. Twenty years for the man who did it will never give her daughter a mother back. Lord have mercy on her family.

For Garrett Jackson Hemeyer · 17 Sept 2026

My mother called me at 6am here to tell me. I didn't know Garrett well, we met twice through mutual friends in Colorado, but I remember him joking easily even that second time like we'd known each other years. Twenty five is not an age a person should have to fight that hard at.

For Jim Peters · 15 Sept 2026

The work he did at Auckland to build the Maori profile was significant. He understood that settlements and change meant new possibilities, not just loss. That vision matters.

For Francois Rosse · 7 Sept 2026

François Rossé treated composition as an act of thinking, not a formula to follow. His life's work stands as a testament to that principle.

For Elia Zenghelis · 5 Sept 2026

He believed architecture should be taught from elementary school. That idea stayed with me. The world needed more of his generosity toward other people's talent.

For Enzo Bianchi · 5 Sept 2026

His writings on Scripture shaped how I understand the Gospel. Even after he left Bose, he never stopped teaching, never stopped calling us back to listen. A life lived faithfully to the Word.

For Enos Mafokate · 3 Sept 2026

The life of Enos Mafokate testifies to a profound truth: that dignity and skill know no color, and that breaking barriers requires both courage and an uncommon grace. He opened doors for generations to come. May he be remembered with the reverence he earned.

For Alain Delon · 4 Sept 2025

To have witnessed his performances across such breadth of cinema, from Visconti to Melville to Godard, is to understand the depth of European art film. His passing marks the end of an era. May he rest in peace.

To Abigail Patterson’s tribute on Claude Cohen-Tannoudji’s page · 2d ago

those two volumes got me through grad school honestly

To Kenneth Chen’s tribute on Jeff Guerriero’s page · 16d ago

so young, this one hit harder than I expected

To Lakeisha Booker’s tribute on Frank Busch’s page · 26d ago

That line is the whole man honestly

To Dennis Stone’s tribute on Bruce Swayze’s page · 24 Sept 2026

Amen to that

To Alexis Cox’s tribute on Louis Caron’s page · 16 Sept 2026

Absolutely. That show changed what a Canadian drama could be.