For Mária Szolnoki · 5d ago
Lost my mother to a stroke too, so this one hit different even though I'd never heard her name before today. Silver medal in Munich, 1972, at twenty five. Sending love to Hungary tonight.
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For Mária Szolnoki · 5d ago
Lost my mother to a stroke too, so this one hit different even though I'd never heard her name before today. Silver medal in Munich, 1972, at twenty five. Sending love to Hungary tonight.
For Billy Steinberg · 6d ago
True Colors got me through 1986. 75 is no age.
For Elaine J. Mummert · 21d ago
85 years. Didn't know her but that's a full life.
For Penny Gillies · 18 Sept 2026
Wait, what. I only just read something about her hurdling record last week, this is such a shock.
For Eugenia Apostol · 14 Sept 2026
I came of age reading the Inquirer during Marcos. What Eggie and her team did at that paper, keeping truth alive when the government was lying its head off, changed what I believed journalism could be. I became a reporter because of her example.
For Nina Shipman · 7 Sept 2026
I watched her on Bonanza when I was small, didn't know her name then. Later found out she came from Hollywood royalty and chose to teach and write about the craft instead of chasing bigger roles. That says something real about her character.
For Sir Billy Boston · 4 Sept 2026
Just learned about Sir Billy Boston passing. A trailblazer in every sense, breaking barriers in rugby league when it mattered most. His story reminds us why representation in sport is about so much more than the game itself. Rest well, King Billy.
For Jimmy Batten · 2 Sept 2026
I grew up watching British boxing and Jimmy Batten was one of the good ones. Read somewhere he never complained about what the sport did to him, just said he loved it. That's courage, and it's rare. My heart goes out to his family.
For Annette Saint-Pierre · 2 Sept 2026
A teacher who believed her students were as smart as anyone in the East and pushed them to prove it. We need more educators with that kind of fierce, quiet confidence. Rest well, Annette.
For Jay Maisel · 20 Aug 2026
That Kind of Blue cover stopped me cold when I was young. Years later I learned he'd made thousands of images like it, each one asking us to really look. We lost a great teacher.
For Freddy Cannon · 18 Jul 2026
He lost his wife just two years ago after 69 years together. To see him keep performing, keep that spirit alive, was something special. A gentleman and a true artist. My heart goes out to his children and grandchildren.
To Denise Stephens’s tribute on Kenneth Atchity’s page · 5d ago
same, I only knew the movie too
To Dennis Stone’s tribute on William Osorio’s page · 18d ago
he really did play everywhere on that back line, right back to sweeper, that part's true
To Patricia Hunt’s tribute on Asami Yaguchi (矢口アサミ)’s page · 27d ago
same, my kid loved Tamagotchi and I never once thought about who was doing the voices
To Min-ji Watanabe’s tribute on Steven James Punches’s page · 28d ago
same, I've been trying to place him all day too
To Zora Brown’s tribute on Georgios Makropoulos’s page · 15 Sept 2026
Exactly. Not many people understand how much the officials do.