RIP Paul Fussell 1924-2012
June 4, 2012 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Featured, Obituaries
The celebrity obit page in the Globe and Mail for June 4, 2012 has two entries. At the bottom, a four inch obit for Paul Fussell, who died May 23 at age 88. Fussell was a man who wrote two and maybe three great books during his life. One, The Great War and Modern Memory, [...]
Too soon, Gio (Gio Tuzi, dead at 37)
November 2, 2010 by
Max Fawcett
Filed under Featured, Obituaries
RIP Gio Tuzi
RIP: Slobodan Drakulic, 1947-2010
September 29, 2010 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Articles, Featured, Obituaries
A friend of mine, Slobodan Drakulic, died unexpectedly a few days ago. I hadn’t seen him for almost 18 months, but I missed his company if not on a daily basis, then frequently enough that I was often dimly aware of a resented absence in my life, a hole that could only be filled by [...]
Albert James Nielsen, March 14, 1944-March 30, 2010
April 28, 2010 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Articles, Featured, Obituaries
My oldest friend, Don White, forwarded an obituary to me from the Prince George Citizen the other day. It was for Butch Nielsen, a man both of us were equally close to in our formative last two years of high school and for a few years after that. Butch and I were similar in several [...]
Ciccio’s Time
February 1, 2010 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Articles, Featured, Obituaries
Brian Fawcett loses a cherished neighbour in downtown Toronto
We Don’t Know How Lucky We Are
November 15, 2009 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Articles, Obituaries
Brian Fawcett records the end of an exemplary life..
RIP Patwant Singh, 1925-2009
August 29, 2009 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Featured, Obituaries
Brian Fawcett meets a wise man.
Robin Blaser, 1925-2009: Death’s Duty
May 8, 2009 by
Stan Persky
Filed under Featured, Obituaries
Reflections on the death of poet Robin Blaser.
Remembering Val Ross
February 27, 2008 by
Max Fawcett
Filed under Obituaries
Max Fawcett remembers the late Val Ross.
Ed Mirvish, RIP
September 7, 2007 by
Brian Fawcett
Filed under Obituaries
Brian Fawcett files a column about the differences between the late Ed
Mirvish and Conrad Black. He's been thinking about this all summer,
actually.


