Member since October 2025

Todd Owens

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Tributes

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For Sonny Rollins · 12h ago

95. Saxophone Colossus never left my shelf.

For Ruthann Shigeko Kurose · 3d ago

Never followed her work closely, but getting Lowry's redress bill introduced took real legwork and she gets credit for that.

For Peter Nadas · 31 Aug 2026

A Book of Memories changed how I thought about what prose could do. Nadas proved you could hold contradiction and still make beauty. He'll be missed.

For James Van Der Beek · 14 Feb 2026

He spoke openly about his cancer diagnosis. That took more bravery than any acting role. The conversations he started will save lives. Thank you for that.

For Elizabeth Taylor · 9 Aug 2025

Eight marriages. Two Oscars. One foundation that changed thousands of lives. The marriages are what people remember. They should remember the foundation.

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To Yesenia Espinoza’s tribute on Leon Cleveland Burns Jr.’s page · 1d ago

Facts like that don't happen twice.

To Gisela Hartmann’s tribute on Álvaro Pava’s page · 14d ago

Same song got my whole block dancing every summer, he'll be missed

To Regina Holloway’s tribute on Mary K. Kee’s page · 28d ago

Same, saw it and thought of my own grandmother for a second.

Candles

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For Krishnaraj Ramasamy

For Preston C. Carlisle

For Nancy Josephine Casey

Nancy Josephine Casey, Dayton. Rest well.

For Penny Gillies

saw her run at the '80 trials in Sydney. pure speed.

For Margaret Chant-Papandreou

just read her columns again. she was writing at 102. rest well, Margaret.

For Alla Akhundova

A woman who made readers keep reading. Rest well, Alla.

For Michael George Whiteis

For Georg Grozer senior

For Alfonso Lizarazo

Survived kidnapping, built schools, made us laugh. A real Colombian hero.

For Alberto Iribarne

From the Colegio Nacional to the Justice ministry. A true son of Buenos Aires.

For Franco Baresi

Grazie Franco. You showed us what integrity looks like.

For Joan Didion

Didion taught a generation that skepticism and care are not opposites.