Ryan Yates

For Marianne von Gierke · 10d ago

I don't really know what to say here. Forty years old, just competed at the Olympia in Vegas a few weeks ago. Doesn't seem real.

For Marc Pinizzotto · 12d ago

Just saw this come across my feed. An officer gunned down, it doesn't matter what country, that's somebody's son. Praying for his family tonight.

For Carmen M. Montijo · 20d ago

my mom saw this obituary somebody shared and just said 92 years old, seven kids, eleven grandkids. she kept saying it like it was the whole point.

For Pierre Plante · 21d ago

Honestly don't know what to say here. Saw his name come up and just stopped scrolling. 34 goals one year for St Louis, 1974-75, and I never even knew the guy's name until today. 75 years old. That's all I've got.

For Lucien Gardon · 23 Sept 2026

89. Never saw him play, just the name on old Lyon lists.

For Gopiram Bargayn Burabhakat · 18 Sept 2026

Saw a line calling his death an irreplaceable loss for the world of Sattriya culture. 101 years old, five when he started. That's a whole century of one craft.

For Jeffery Lee · 17 Sept 2026

Just saw this hit the news tonight. Didn't realize the jury had actually voted for life, 7 to 5. Sits wrong with me.

For E. M. Sudarsana Natchiappan · 17 Sept 2026

Just watched a clip of him addressing the UN a couple weeks back, had no idea he'd passed. Wild.

For David Hockney · 17 Sept 2026

88. Saw the pool paintings in a book at 19 and never forgot them.

For Felicity Green · 17 Sept 2026

My gran was from Essex and kept a photo of the Biba gingham dress in her sewing box her whole life. She told me about the Mirror offer more times than I can count. Never met the woman but she shaped my gran's whole idea of style on no money.

For Amelinha Teles · 15 Sept 2026

A woman who survived the dictatorship's worst and spent fifty years making sure it was remembered. That's legacy.

For Yehuda Widawski · 13 Sept 2026

Saw him light the torch at Yad Vashem in 2012. Didn't know his full story then, but his face said everything. Rest well, Yehuda.

For Byron Sher · 12 Sept 2026

Quiet man, but his laws speak louder than any speech ever could. He knew that's how you build something that lasts. Rest well, Senator.

For William Henry Draper III · 8 Sept 2026

Read The Startup Game in business school. Made me think differently about risk and trust. Sorry to hear he's gone.

For He Yong · 5 Sept 2026

Saw him at that Hong Kong show in '94 on a grainy bootleg VHS a friend had. Never forgot it. Rest well.

For Slobodan Snajder · 31 Aug 2026

Read that he never wanted to be put in a box. Respect that. Respect the work even more.

For William G. Anderson · 21 Aug 2026

My father kept a quote from Dr. Anderson on his desk: if you don't leave the world better, who needs you. Took that seriously. So did he.

For Connie Francis · 6 Aug 2025

My mom had all her records. Watched Connie Francis movies with her on Saturday afternoons. There was a grace in those performances, a professionalism you don't see much anymore. She stayed working almost till the end.

To Marcus Mosley’s tribute on Ng Joo Pong’s page · 3d ago

Same, first I'm learning the name and I'm embarrassed about it

To Filomena Villa’s tribute on Bo Johansson’s page · 9d ago

that 98 Denmark side made a lot of casual fans for a summer, good memory

To Ifeoma Okoro’s tribute on Jacqueline Feldman’s page · 20d ago

Same, always thought it was just Beauvoir and nobody else.

To Hanna Kraus’s tribute on Patrick Mbacio’s page · 27d ago

the bedsitter videos were unreal honestly, whole different internet

To Ruth Wright’s tribute on Garrett Jackson Hemeyer’s page · 17 Sept 2026

So sorry, that cancer is brutal and nobody talks about it enough.

To Hannelore Huber’s tribute on Gianfranco Pieri’s page · 14 Sept 2026

That's exactly what he was. My father kept a photograph from Rome 1960. The elegance of it.

To Jesus Santiago’s tribute on Philip Seymour Hoffman’s page · 7 Aug 2025

He really did keep the work separate from the noise, didn't he.