Draconator Posted December 30, 2024 Posted December 30, 2024 Was released on Christmas Day, Jimmy Carter not included. Quote
Augie Posted Wednesday at 07:56 PM Posted Wednesday at 07:56 PM RIP I remember when these people were “old people” every year. Now? It doesn’t feel quite like that any more. Quote
ExiledInIllinois Posted Wednesday at 07:59 PM Posted Wednesday at 07:59 PM https://www.npr.org/2024/11/10/530876080/ella-jenkins-dead-at-100 My wife before retiring last year was head librarian in town here... I remember the library hiring Ella to do a show about 15 years ago. One catch, she needed a ride to and from here residence on the NearNorth in Chicago to the far SouthSide suburbs here. We picked her up and took her back home... What a lovely lady! I still remember the tutorial she gave us during the ride. She could make music from anything! She asked for a quarter... Then gave us information how modern quarters just don't make the same sound as the old silver quarters! It was a Wyoming State quarter she used... Still sounded lovely! Have the quarter to this day! RIP Ella... Quote
Another Fan Posted Wednesday at 08:58 PM Posted Wednesday at 08:58 PM (edited) Most famous people's death I don't exactly feel at all. Like even watching the Rocky films millions of times, Carl Weathers death didn't hurt me. But there's usually one once in a while that stings a bit. Last year it was Shannen Doherty. Pretty girl/woman and I know she struggled years with cancer and fought hard against it. Plus I associate her with the 80's/90's/2000's Edited Wednesday at 08:59 PM by Another Fan Quote
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