He was, as the eulogies and obituaries portrayed him, a considerate, straightforward individual, with core values of honesty and courage.
Users can also peruse more than 150 supplementary texts, ranging from reference works to contemporary reviews of Darwin's books, obituaries and recollections.
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Originally from Wisconsin, Mr. Friess was a reporter in his younger days, writing obituaries and covering weddings for a weekly paper in Rice Lake with a circulation of 5, 000.
When Ms. Gray passed away last February, obituaries ran across the globe and Ms. Rogers was left to steer the ship alone.
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Similarly, Starck - who has written obituaries for British, American and Australian publications - says academics and business leaders can be hard work.
The first, a bucket list (you know the drill) and the other, to write our own obituaries.
Mr. HARRIS: Well, look, if you live long enough, almost everybody can get a little bit of a burnished, warm, fuzzy reputation, and we saw this in some of the obituaries, sort of, you know, Jesse Helms, pillar of conservatism.
According to several high-profile obituaries, including the BBC, Reuters, the London Times and The Guardian, Hazlehurst, at the age of 72, also penned "Reach, " a 2000 hit for UK pop combo S Club 7.
Hometown newspapers used to publish obituaries that stuck to the basic facts: age, cause of death, survivors and plans for memorial services.
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Publications routinely write obituaries for public figures ahead of time, but rarely do they escape the confines of editing and make it into print before the subject is actually dead.
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