Susan Brown

For George W. Cave · 16d ago

"An intelligence paradise," he called Beirut once. Just that line. 97 years old.

For Jesse James Self · 26d ago

Read this at my kitchen table this morning with my coffee going cold. Twenty two, loved to sing in the car, that's the line that got me. My own son is twenty two. Praying for his dad James tonight.

For Robert Charles Ford II · 18 Sept 2026

My dad called me the second he saw this, he did contracts work in the 90s and said Bob Ford was the one who taught him what integrity on paper actually looked like.

For Michael Sweetney · 17 Sept 2026

Someone who knew him put it best: "to know Mike Sweetney was to love him, no one loved him more and he loved no one more than his family." I never met him, only watched him play on TV with my son, but that line tells you everything.

For Amelinha Teles · 15 Sept 2026

A founder of the Uniao de Mulheres de Sao Paulo and the Promotoras Legais Populares. She didn't just survive, she organized. She made sure other women could too.

For Peter Max · 14 Sept 2026

I grew up with his posters on every wall. There was something about that energy, those colours, that made you feel like anything was possible. He really did shape how we saw the world in the sixties. What a gift he gave us.

For David Worth · 9 Sept 2026

What a life in film. From shooting Eastwood to directing Van Damme to teaching a whole generation how to do it right with what you have. He'll be missed by everyone who loves cinema made with real craft.

For Barry Cleavin · 6 Sept 2026

My mother was a printmaker and she always said Barry showed her that intaglio wasn't precious, it was alive. Sixty years of working with his hands. What a gift he left us.

For Didier Decoin · 31 Aug 2026

Sixty years of writing and still reaching. That's the work. That's what lasts.

For James Van Der Beek · 17 Feb 2026

A father of six who lived on a farm and chose family over the Hollywood machine. That's a life well lived, however short.

For Donald Sutherland · 6 Aug 2025

I grew up watching him in California in the 70s and 80s. He could break your heart on screen and make you laugh the next minute. What a gift he had. The world feels quieter without him.

To Callum Reynolds’s tribute on Steven Dick’s page · 4d ago

Same. You don't expect a stranger's death to stick with you like that.

To Jack Wood’s tribute on Jacqueline (Jackie) Carroll (née Dunne)’s page · 28d ago

that's how it goes with these death notices, they travel further than you'd think