THE GOOD LIFE
“Sometimes you fall in love with an instrument as you’re building it,” Nevin Fahs wrote in a 2012 blog post. “In fact, I usually do, which can make it difficult to be objective when it’s all done. So I’ll leave others to judge it.”
THE GOOD LIFE
At least one neighbor knew the sounds Kelsey Brown made when she sang.
“I often heard her beautiful voice walking to my driveway,” Lillianne Eggers posted in an online tribute.
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Linda LeBeau loved her TV reruns.
Her daughter Lisa Knechtel is pretty sure her mother knew all the lines from her favorite “I Love Lucy” episodes: The Vitameatavegamin commercial. The grape stomping. The candy factory.
THE GOOD LIFE
To family and friends, Howard Bennett was simply Howard. But there’s nothing simple about being a hero.
The 60-year-old Camden firefighter died in the line of duty on Feb. 5. Messages attached to his obituary poured in.
THE GOOD LIFE
Thomas Harrigan’s commitment to community service was as steadfast as his faith.
“Tom simply kept showing up,” the 93-year-old’s obituary notes. He delivered turkeys, helped rebuild homes and brought Holy Communion to nursing homes.
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LISA M. HENGEL
The Swiss academic Tariq Ramadan once disputed the notion that behind every great man, there’s a great woman.
“Behind every great man is not a woman,” he argues. “She is beside him, she is with him, not behind him.”
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