Valerie Rivers

For Carlos "El Topo" Gerena · 1d ago

Found the Mayweather fight on a boxing forum years after it happened, just the clip of him asking "you know boxing" after getting dropped twice. Watched it on my lunch break at work, 55 is no age.

For Faith Raether · 9d ago

Saw this obituary shared online. "I'm a Harley" is a hell of a line to leave behind.

For Giuseppe Moschioni · 10d ago

ok so I don't really follow football, soccer whatever, but I fell down a wikipedia hole last year about the 1965 Grande Inter game and somehow ended up reading about this goalkeeper, Moschioni, who was in goal for Foggia that day. I was making dinner, pasta actually, kind of funny in hindsight, and my phone just buzzed with the news he'd died at 90. ninety. I don't know why that got me so much, maybe because I'd just been thinking about that match a few weeks ago. anyway. he played all 38 games the season they got promoted and only let in 27 goals, I looked that up again just now to make sure I had it right. edit: 1963 to 1964 season, not 65, I keep mixing up the years

For Bruce Bergey · 25d ago

My dad called me about this, said the name and I just went quiet. Grew up in KC, my uncle always brought up the Chiefs roster from '71 like it was scripture.

For Jochen Fahrenberg · 28d ago

Never read his stuff for fun, but the Freiburg Personality Inventory was on every stats syllabus I saw in grad school. Give him that.

For Gaylord Mather Seabrook Bryant · 18 Sept 2026

Saw the notice in the paper my mom sends me from Charleston, just his name and Wadmalaw Island and 1945 to 2026, nothing else. My grandmother used to say the Seabrooks and the Bryants went back generations out there. Strange to feel something for someone you never really knew anything about.

For Stanislaw Malkowski · 8 Sept 2026

Stood for what was right when it cost something.

For Robert Alexy · 7 Sept 2026

Never met him but his work on how principles actually balance changed how I think about law and limits.

For Christoph von Dohnányi · 5 Sept 2026

Heard Cleveland play Mahler in 1998. Didn't know who was leading it. The precision was almost brutal, like watching something work at molecular level. Found out later it was him. Never forgot that sound.

For Jimmy Rimmer · 29 Aug 2026

My dad used to say Rimmer was the thinking man's goalkeeper. Not flashy, just got the job done right.

To Karan Rao’s tribute on Oscar E. Bosetti’s page · 27 Sept 2026

same, that War of the Worlds bit is the one everyone shares

To Bryan Reid’s tribute on Jolly Goodfellow’s page · 25 Sept 2026

Agreed, way too young.

To Abena Eze’s tribute on Gaylyn Studlar’s page · 18 Sept 2026

Never too late, that book changes how you watch everything after.

To Nabil Habib’s tribute on Elaine Mokhtefi’s page · 12 Sept 2026

Exactly. She could have stayed silent. She chose witness.

To Eduardo Mendoza’s tribute on Tom Petty’s page · 5 Aug 2025

Same here. My stepdad played it constantly. Felt like a friend even though we never met.