In Memoriam

[Deathstroke]

Roger Angell, who wrote and edited for The New Yorker and wrote extensively about baseball, has passed away.

[MajorHoy]

Roger Angell, who wrote and edited for The New Yorker and wrote extensively about baseball, has passed away.

Damn.

I was aware of his name because he was the stepson of E.B. White.

[achilles]

RIP to Ray Liotta, at 67. He died in his sleep filming a movie.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

RIP to Ray Liotta, at 67. He died in his sleep filming a movie.

Whoa! That’s awful!

[Albert1981]

RIP to Ray Liotta, at 67. He died in his sleep filming a movie.

I'm shocked to hear this terrible news! Loved him in Field of Dreams.

[Starter Set]

RIP to Ray Liotta, at 67. He died in his sleep filming a movie.

Awwwww man, Ray Liotta.

That hurts.

[achilles]

Below is the Yahoo piece for Liotta.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...163404697.html

[4saken1]

Depeche Mode keyboardist Andy Fletcher has died.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/26/enter...cec/index.html

[Zelena]

RIP to Ray Liotta, at 67. He died in his sleep filming a movie.

Except that he was a good actor, I had nothing to say about him. A journalist said about him probably the nicest thing that could said about an actor:

Well, after talking with him on the phone, I can say this: he was, and probably always was, totally himself.

Interviewing Ray Liotta was a unique experience - he was an actor without pretence

[MyriVerse]

Same day we lost Liotta and Andy Fletcher, we lost Yes drummer Alan White.

[Kirby101]

Same day we lost Liotta and Andy Fletcher, we lost Yes drummer Alan White.

I saw that. Great drummer from a great band. He also was the drummer for Lennon on Imagine and Instant Karma.

[seismic-2]

Today is Memorial Day in the USA, an occasion on which the nation honors its war dead. Keep their memory alive.

[Deathstroke]

Golfer Bart Bryant, a three-time winner on the PGA tour, has passed away.

[Deathstroke]

Ann Turner Cook, the baby featured on billions of Gerber baby food jars, has passed away.

[Deathstroke]

Shelby Scott, who had a decades long career as a news anchor and reporter for WBZ in Boston before going on to become the president of AFTRA, has passed away.

Scott was kind of locally famous for her work during winter weather reports because viewers would invariably wonder "Where's Shelby Scott?" because that always seemed to be where the weather was the worst.