Category Archives: Literary Footprints
On this day 2 July death of Nostradamus – Jean-Jacques Rousseau – Ernest Hemingway – Betty Grable – Vladimir Nabokov – Mario Puzo – Lee Remick – Fred Gwynne – Jimmy Stewart – Beverly Sills – Michael Cimino – Elie Wiesel
The Final Footprints of Ernest Hemingway – Nostradamus – Rousseau – Mario Puzo – Jimmy Stewart Continue reading
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On this day 27 June death of Jack Lemmon – John Entwistle – Shelby Foote – Gale Storm – Martin Mull – Kinky Friedman
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Tagged bench estate, billy wilder, body donation, Buried, Cemetery, Cremation, elmwood cemetery, Gale storm, Ground Burial, grumpy old men, History, jack lemmon, john entwistle, Kinky friedman, Marilyn Monroe, Martin Mull, neil simon, riptff, shelby foote, some like it hot, tff, the final footprint, the odd couple, The Who, Tony Curtis, walter mathau, Westwood Memorial Park
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On this day 14 June death of Giacomo Leopardi – Mary Cassatt – Salvatore Quasimodo – Jorge Luis Borges – Alan Jay Lerner – Henry Mancini – Isabelle Collin Dufresne
The Final Footprints Henry Mancini – Giacomo Leopardi – Salvatore Quasimodo – Alan Jay Lerner Continue reading
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Tagged alan jay lerner, baby elephant walk, Camelot, church of san vitale, Cimitero Monumentale, cremains, Cremation, eugenio montale, giacomo leopardi, giuseppe ungaretti, henry mancini, Isabelle Collin Dufresne, jorge luis borges, Mary cassatt, My Fair Lady, Nobel Prize, parco virgiliano, riptff, salvatore quasimodo, tff, the final footprint, the pink panther
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On this day 12 June death of William Cullen Bryant – Medgar Evers – Norma Shearer – Nicole Brown Simpson – Ron Goldman – Gregory Peck – Sylvia Miles – Buster Welch – Treat Williams
The Final Footprints of Gregory Peck – William Cullen Bryant – Medgar Evers – Nicole Brown Simpson – Ron Goldman Continue reading
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Tagged Arlington National Cemetery, ascension cemetery, Atticus Finch, Buster welch, Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, Cottonwood Flat Cemetery, cremated remains, Cremation, Crypts, Entomb, Gregory Peck, Harper Lee, History, Mausoleum, medgar evers, nicole brown simpson, o j simpson, Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Memorial Park, ron goldman, roslyn cemetery, Sylvia Miles, thanatopsis, To Kill a Mockingbird, treat Williams, william cullen bryant
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On this day 9 June death of Charles Dickens – Adam West – William D. Wittliff – Julee Cruise – Sly Stone
The Final Footprint of Charles Dickens Continue reading
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Tagged a christmas carol, adam west, charles dickens, Cremation, Crypts, Entomb, great expectations, Poet's Corner, riptff, Sly stone, tale of two cities, Texas State Cemetery, tff, the final footprint, Westminster Abbey, William D. Wittliff
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Day in History 8 June – Sarah Siddons – Andrew Jackson – Cochise – George Sand – Gerard Manley Hopkins – Marie Laurencin – Satchel Paige – Anthony Bourdain – Mark James
The Final Footprints of Andrew Jackson Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Jackson, anthony bourdain, Battle of New Orleans, cochise, Cremation, Crypts, Democratic Party, Entomb, forest hill memorial park, george sand, gerard manley hopkins, Glasnevin Cemetery, Jackson Square, Marie Laurencin, Mark James, memorial park cemetery, old Hickory, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, President of the U.S., Private Mausoleum, riptff, Saint Mary's Gardens at Paddington Green, Sarah Siddons, satchel paige, tff, the final footprint
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