Yasmin Nasser

For Tomasz Szarota · 18d ago

86 years old. A long life of work. Thinking of his wife Anna and his son Piotr today.

For Xaysomphone Phomvihane · 18d ago

Just saw this scroll past on the news while I was making coffee. 69. Didn't expect that name to stop me like it did.

For Gilbert Rodriguez · 28d ago

This one stings more than it should for someone I never met. Lost my uncle earlier this year and reading about a family saying he's no longer in pain, resting easy, it just took me right back. My mother used to play Que Te Falta in the kitchen. 86 years, that's a full life, and I'm still sad about it.

For James Wehr · 14 Sept 2026

My son loved cars from childhood, but James turned that love into something that brought strangers together every single Saturday. What a gift to a community.

For Pierfranco Vianelli · 8 Sept 2026

From Provaglio d'Iseo to the top of the world and back home again. That takes character. Condolences to his family and to Brescia.

For Ismael Laguna · 8 Sept 2026

El Tigre de Colón.

For Iskhak Mashbash · 7 Sept 2026

Ninety-six years holding the memory of his people in words. That takes a kind of strength most of us will never know.

For Shirley Strum Kenny · 3 Sept 2026

A woman who understood that science needs a home, not just a building.

For Elco Brinkman · 3 Sept 2026

Followed his career from the Gulf. A minister from the civil service, trained in law and administration. He understood systems. That 1987 Welfare Act was serious work.

To Alicia Jackson’s tribute on Sergei Predybailov’s page · 8d ago

never heard of him before today but that line stuck with me too

To Marisa Sorrentino’s tribute on Michael W. Rice’s page · 10d ago

Same here, the sour cream and onion bag was a fixture in our house.

To Grace Cook’s tribute on Henry Herford’s page · 20 Sept 2026

That Mystical Songs recording got me through a rough winter too.

To Dmytro Shevchenko’s tribute on Brian Fallon’s page · 5 Sept 2026

Yes - and he made it look effortless, which it never is.