For Marty Nadler · 22h ago
Watched him warm up the audience at a taping in '84. He had this way of making you feel like you were in on the joke before the joke even started. Real pro.
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For Marty Nadler · 22h ago
Watched him warm up the audience at a taping in '84. He had this way of making you feel like you were in on the joke before the joke even started. Real pro.
For Rachel Blau DuPlessis · 4d ago
A poet who paid attention to history and memory and didn't look away from hard things. The world needed more of that.
For Steve Gollschewski · 4d ago
From 1980 to 2026, that's a life of service. Started as a recruit, ended as commissioner. The kind of career you don't see much anymore.
For Bob Weir · 4d ago
His family has been part of the Bay Area fabric my whole life. Raised his daughters here, kept the Dead alive for new generations, showed up for the causes that mattered. That's a life well lived. Rest well, Bobby.
For Jerry Stovall · 5d ago
Watched him play safety for the Cardinals back in the day. That man could find the ball like nobody else. Rest well, Mr. Everything.
For Mary Heilmann · 13d ago
Saw her speak at a gallery in Santa Fe maybe fifteen years ago. She talked about color like it had a pulse. Stuck with me.
For Sir Michael Gambon · 9 Aug 2025
From toolmaker to knight. That's a proper life's work.
For Angie Stone · 6 Aug 2025
Funk You Up was 1979. That record changed everything for women in hip-hop, changed the whole business. We're still living in the world Angie Stone helped build.