In Memoriam

[JazzNU]

Legendary coach. An even better man. RIP Coach Chaney.

[ti-amie]

OMG

RIP sir.

[JazzNU]

Poor Screech. RIP

[ti-amie]

He made a lot of people laugh. May he RIP

[ptmcmahon]

My brothers, who watched way more than me, are devastated. The kids have watched a lot as well (one of our go to DVDs for van for long trips) but the news didn't affect them at all... they're cold

[dave g]

I just saw that Hal Halbrook died today. Some people knew him from his on-stage performances of Mark Twain. I remember him from before that because of some show/movie on television.

[the Moz]

Not to speak ill of the dead, but I'll take Leachman Tyson Holbrook as my law of threes. Sorry Screech.

[ponchi101]

As John Allen Paulos says: It always happens in three's. If you wait long enough.

[the Moz]

Captain Sir Tom Moore has passed. A hero in the truest sense of the word. For those not familiar with his story it is worth a look. We should all be harnessing a little of his energy these days.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -for-covid

[ti-amie]

Captain Sir Tom Moore has passed. A hero in the truest sense of the word. For those not familiar with his story it is worth a look. We should all be harnessing a little of his energy these days.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -for-covid

I did read about him. May he rest in peace.

[ponchi101]

Heroic indeed. RIP.

[mmmm8]

Captain Sir Tom Moore has passed. A hero in the truest sense of the word. For those not familiar with his story it is worth a look. We should all be harnessing a little of his energy these days.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -for-covid

I'm glad he experienced some recognition and adoration before he passed, but very sad that it was, in the end, from COVID

[shtexas]

Too much. May they all rest in peace.

[Deuce]

Captain Sir Tom Moore has passed. A hero in the truest sense of the word. For those not familiar with his story it is worth a look. We should all be harnessing a little of his energy these days.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -for-covid

It's odd to feel surprised when a 100 year old person dies... But this guy seemed kind of immortal.

May he live another 100 years in people's memories, passed from generation to generation.

[JazzNU]

I just saw that Hal Halbrook died today. Some people knew him from his on-stage performances of Mark Twain. I remember him from before that because of some show/movie on television.

Although I know he had quite the career, I think of him as Dixie Carter's husband, who used to come on Designing Women in a recurring role and then later took over as the lead on the Perry Mason movies after Raymond Burr passed. I do know him from many other (better) things, but that's always how I think of him first as that was my introduction to him.