I want to thank you for respecting your audience by using HUMAN NARRATION. For this reason alone (and I DO enjoy your content) YOU are a true professional in the way you produce your content. Cheers!
Thanks for bringing that up. That lack of inflection and occasional mispronunciation of words or names irritated me and I'm glad I'm not the only one. You'd think that the people who make those videos would have at least one friend with a good speaking voice. 👍
Very well done! Hard to believe we’ve lost so many greats. A musician that I believe deserves your revised future recognition would be the incomparable and very talented and a very beautiful woman named Christine McVie. Had the pleasure of seeing her in the very early 70’s with Chicken Shack and a year later with Fleetwood Mac. Fell in love with her voice, looks, and musicianship immediately!! Miss her dearly!!
I turn 81 in three weeks, I’m still hanging on. It’s tough when friends and family are passing around me. Some a lot younger than me. Then you review all the great and talented people who passed this year. It sure brings my own mortality in focus. Thank you for such a great job, sir.
Thank you Steve. May all these incredible talents Rest In Peace. Honorable mentions to Angus Cloud of “Euphoria” fame and Jimmy Carter’s beloved wife Rosalyn
The older I get, the more I realize how precious time is. You can’t stall time. You can’t go backwards or forward. We only have one precious second to hold and and then it’s gone, never to live in that exact moment again. I think about all the times I was being petty when it really didn’t mattered or the lost opportunities to right a wrong. This year,…2024 …I hope and pray that I can spend each second wisely because we never know when’s it will be our last. Thank you for this video.
So saddening to hear of Ed Ames's passing. He was a great singer with a rich bass/baritone voice, and one of his best records was 'My Cup Runneth Over'. Rest in peace, Ed.
If I'm not mistaken I think he was also Mingo in the old Daniel Boone show but I could be wrong I'll have to Google it. I was correct I googled it, it was Ed Ames who played Mingo
@@georgekrpan3181 You're so terribly right. I wanted to travel and see just 1 or 2 countries. Now I'm 66, disabled but mobile, and every one's gone. So where the hell are thosr Golden Years I've heard about all my life??
Very nice tribute. The music of Bennett, Lightfoot and Buffett is timeless and will be enjoyed for many years to come. Norman Lear was also one of those gutsy guys who flew in B17s over Europe in WWII.
Thank you for putting this massive list together - frankly, I had no idea all of these famous celebrities had passed this year... it's heart-breaking, to be sure. May they ALL rest in eternal peace in the arms of The Almighty.
Just found your site (August 15, 2024). Had a cry just remembering all whom we've lost. Thank you for compiling this and for extending your time and tlc. This was (sadly) wonderful. God bless you.
Thank You Sir for your warm & respectful voice & work in this clip of many Beloved Stars passing on... it was done really good & Not dragged out! which is much appreciated!
@@TheLifeandSadEnding .. chalk up the mean ones as being really depressed n lonely people or usually somewhere along that line.. you can't please everyone, so In Your Work,You Got to please yourself ... Ricky Nelson sang a song about that... ( of course I added a little to it.. ha!) You done an amazing job and covered Very Many, and several I did Not know had passed. plus Not dragging it out gave more room and if anyone wants further info, they can look it up .. bc you covered The Basic with an synthetic heart in your voice! Thank You again... Work On & Row Well......
I believe you forgot Mark Goddard... Got to meet him once at a ufo convention some years back. Never met any celebrities before, so for me this was a special moment for sure. He got to signed some Lost in Space pictures that he was selling that I bought from him. We even had a few pictures taken with him as well. He definitely was a true gentleman and I will always remember this moment in my life...
I smiled when you said that Suzanne Somers was "only 76." I remember when 76 used to be old. I love that things have changed that way. Thank you for being respectful of everyone who passed. I agree that 2023 sucked as far as celebrity deaths were concerned. (It also sucked big time because my mother died, but that's another matter.) Tommy Smothers' passing was the unfortunate icing on the cake for the year. He and his brother Dick were a strong part of my childhood. When I want to cheer myself up, I watch videos of them performing. Tommy was brilliant and was the "brains" of the act (despite the way he played dumb on stage). I admired him so much not just as a performer, but for having the guts to stand up to CBS censors and the White House, even though it meant his show was cancelled (which was really stupid, given that it was the #1 TV show at the time).
This was very nice ❤so many people loved by us over the years..some of my very favorites for sure. There was another very favorite of mine that wasn't listed, he might not be known by you, but was a wonderful pastor.. Charles Stanley, he was 90 years old. Thank you 😊
I agree these stars Were Much part of our lives and I respectfully want to pay my condolences by being a part of This really good speaker as this guy & also bidding them all farewell.. FareWell Stars Farewell! Thanks For Your Time & Great Talent.. it will be something Still Watching Most of them in the future! guess that is what I call Larger Than Life Still....
“See you next time, unless I meet my own sad ending”...Moderator WOW 😮!!!!!! I didn’t EXPECT you to say that! Live long my friend and Stay blessed.... Robert-
As I watched, I thought of the happiness that so many of these entertainers brought to us. One in particular is Ed Ames on the Johnny Carson show. I laugh every time I see it. Great job!
I don't want to say I like these types of videos, but I do really appreciate them sir. As a long time Howard Stern listener, it's nice you included Ralph. Thank you
I’ve seen a handful of this type of presentation from other creators. This is the classiest: music selection, photo selection, magnificent narration, and sound mix. Truly professional! Thank you for this.
Thank you Steve I know you didn’t do it just for me, but I truly appreciate the voice over on the pictures. It meant I can enjoy them or reflect upon them even more. I wish you the best in 2024. I’m sorry 2023 was as negative as it was when it should’ve been a positive year I don’t think TH-cam realizes all that you do and all the people that truly enjoy and love your show. I wish you your wife and the two dogs the best possible year in 2024. The only thing that’s scary, as my birthday gets closer and even passes some of these people, who’ve already passed away. It just means we only have so much time on this earth left and to try to make the most best of it as we can. Again wishing you the best and thank you for all your videos.
Happy New Year Keith. Thanks for your positive comments! I struggled with how I was going to make this video to satisfy TH-cam. I hope people will like it like you do.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding maybe I’m crazy, but TH-cam at time seems like when I was a fraternity boy and there was an extremely good looking girl in a sorority. I would do things that try to impress her. I tried to find out what she liked. I did everything I could, and I did myself with my charm, personality and intelligence, and it just seemed in the end she snubbed me and left me on the side of the road but you’ve got to keep going. You’ve gotta keep trying, and maybe by the grace of God someday she’ll look at you with those big blue eyes and say yes, yes yes but that day doesn’t happen so easy so keep fighting the good fight. I’m sure TH-cam will finally understand what a great channel you have.
So many that I grew up with and lived as an adult with. I think Paul Rubens touched me the deepest. Go figure. I really liked his humor and playhouse TV show. Even joined his fan club in the 80's. The only fan club I ever joined. Rest in peace you all.
As a child of the 80s when the music, film, and TV industries really exploded in size, I can't fathom how many celebrities we have lost and will continue to lose in the near future. I bet 75% of Johnny Carson's guests, who skewed older, are now deceased. All of the great rock and roll stars from the 60s and 70s - gotta be at least half or more. The MTV and New Wave generations! The A-List actors!
Good list. I watched another channel that listed a bunch of people that I never heard of. Your list was more comprehensive by far. Thank you for making this video and sharing it. Please read 1 Thessalonians 4:13-14. All these people you have remembered had the opportunity for eternal life, as we do too. My prayer, Lord Jesus, help me to always choose life by believing in you. Amen
Very respectful and read with metered care, kindness, and with some personal sadness especially when he noted those who died before living well in to senior years, and those who died especially tragically. Thanks you for making this collection.
You did an excellent job. It’s almost impossible to remember everyone but I like the fact that you remembered some of the people behind-the-scenes. I love it, that you spoke their names and got to see pictures of them when they were in their youth and we would recognize them. Because that’s their spirits and spirits never grow old. Thank you.
Sad that you missed Terry Kirkman, one of the founding members of The Association and composer of many hit songs such as "Cherish" and "Everything That Touches You", who died of heart failure on September 23rd. After his music career, Terry helped many as an addiction counselor and Clinical Director of Music Cares
Shane MacGowan (25 December 1957 - 30 November 2023) was a Irish singer-songwriter and musician best known as the lead vocalist and primary lyricist of Celtic punk band the Pogues.
I just turned 50 on xmass eve 2023 & it hits me so hard to hear that some people in their 40s just lost their lives to never get it back. That makes me feel extremly lucky to still be alive and healthy yet vulnerable at the same time. Drink less people, eat more healthy foods, excercise and be a good person because life is short.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding Have a glorious 2024 and have lots of fun; let’s all resolve to laugh every day and be good company. Thank you for playing Mascagne’s beautiful “ Intermezzo “ - surely one of the most gorgeous musical compositions ever composed. 🐾💛🐾🧡🌏💜💚🌟💫🌙✨
Genuine and heart-felt, you did these celebrities justice. I like your style and demeanor. Thank you. For some odd reason, I have always been able to keep those who are with us and those who have passed in my head. At 74, my memory slips a bit. Thank you for the gentle reminders.
So many people that I grew up watching in film, TV, music,and sports. Thought that they would live forever. Well none of us do. I shouldnt be surprised that so many have gone this year past that were around since I was a young child. I'm turning 68 myself in a week from now. When I was 10 or 11 my Great Grandfather who was 88 at the time told me " the longer you live the fewer people that you knew are still around". I realize that now more than ever.
Astrud Gilberto; born Astrud Evangelina Weinert; March 29, 1940 - June 5, 2023) was a Brazilian samba and bossa nova singer and songwriter. She gained international attention in the mid-1960s following her recording of the song "The Girl from Ipanema". Wikipedia. love the song. Randy Meisner - one of the best singer in the rock culture. If you look it is easy to find both of these great singers on uTube to experience their ART. Thank you for reminding me of some of the greatest people that have passed. Bravo
It was nice that you used pictures that were taken at the time when we were introduced to these people. That and the respect that you show just gained you a new sub.
Happy New Year Steve! I just finished watching it, I don't remember seeing R Welch, however, that may be because I'm constantly dealing business distractions. GREAT JOB and thanks for including Perry's cause of death, they withheld that as long as they could.
wow we lost a few treasure's from a happier era, thanks for the update good sir, and for respecting those peoples dignity by not bringing up negatives about them.
Wow! I gotta say, I am 50 and I have lived through alot of death's in life but 2023...the amount of talent that died this year really hit me hard. Jim Brown died on my 50th last year and I didn't even hear about it. Usually there are a couple stars I know but this years list was full of familiar faces over the years. Thanks for sharing
yeah this was just a terrible year but Jim Brown really shocked me. A dude that could bust through a line until the day he died. True Beast Mode and a good representative of a man.
With Sinead, I just listened to her doing an add-in for the song Belfast Child by Simple Minds. Her voice comes through loud and clear and what a beautiful voice it was. The song is worth a listen and is here on TH-cam.
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I want to thank you for respecting your audience by using HUMAN NARRATION. For this reason alone (and I DO enjoy your content) YOU are a true professional in the way you produce your content. Cheers!
Glad you enjoy it!
Agree 100%!@@TheLifeandSadEnding
Thanks for bringing that up. That lack of inflection and occasional mispronunciation of words or names irritated me and I'm glad I'm not the only one. You'd think that the people who make those videos would have at least one friend with a good speaking voice. 👍
Yes! Thank you
Totally agree. Can't stand AI narrated videos. Sadly more and more are going that way.
Very well done! Hard to believe we’ve lost so many greats. A musician that I believe deserves your revised future recognition would be the incomparable and very talented and a very beautiful woman named Christine McVie. Had the pleasure of seeing her in the very early 70’s with Chicken Shack and a year later with Fleetwood Mac. Fell in love with her voice, looks, and musicianship immediately!! Miss her dearly!!
Wow, thank you! I believe Christine passed away last year.
I turn 81 in three weeks, I’m still hanging on. It’s tough when friends and family are passing around me. Some a lot younger than me. Then you review all the great and talented people who passed this year. It sure brings my own mortality in focus.
Thank you for such a great job, sir.
Hang in there kid, you're only 81 years old.
Wow. At 55 i feel the same way.
Look at it this way, you'll have a lot to catch up on when you meet them next!
❤
Every day is a blessing in this world.kindness to others goes a long way’ please be kind to one .
Thank you Steve. May all these incredible talents Rest In Peace.
Honorable mentions to Angus Cloud of “Euphoria” fame and Jimmy Carter’s beloved wife Rosalyn
Those are good suggestions. Thanks!
As always, presented to us with much professionalism, dignity and respect. May all rest in peace. ✝️🕊️
Happy New Year!
@@TheLifeandSadEnding ty, Happy New Year !
Hi Steve, we lost a lot of famous people this year ,may they all ,R.I.P!!! 😥🌺🥀💐🙏🕊
I appreciate the respect you showed ALL these people!! 😇😇😇😇
The older I get, the more I realize how precious time is. You can’t stall time. You can’t go backwards or forward. We only have one precious second to hold and and then it’s gone, never to live in that exact moment again. I think about all the times I was being petty when it really didn’t mattered or the lost opportunities to right a wrong. This year,…2024 …I hope and pray that I can spend each second wisely because we never know when’s it will be our last. Thank you for this video.
"You are promised THIS monent, NOT the next."
Well put.
So saddening to hear of Ed Ames's passing. He was a great singer with a rich bass/baritone voice, and one of his best records was 'My Cup Runneth Over'. Rest in peace, Ed.
If I'm not mistaken I think he was also Mingo in the old Daniel Boone show but I could be wrong I'll have to Google it. I was correct I googled it, it was Ed Ames who played Mingo
He also was noted for his infamous tomahawk toss on “The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson” in 1964!🤣
@@jeannehall6546 Ha! A great moment in entertainment. LOL
I turned 70 in 2023. My motto is, don't wait sonny. If there's something you want to do, do it now while you still can.
@@georgekrpan3181 You're so terribly right. I wanted to travel and see just 1 or 2 countries. Now I'm 66, disabled but mobile, and every one's gone. So where the hell are thosr Golden Years I've heard about all my life??
Very nice tribute.
The music of Bennett, Lightfoot and Buffett is timeless and will be enjoyed for many years to come.
Norman Lear was also one of those gutsy guys who flew in B17s over Europe in WWII.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for putting this massive list together - frankly, I had no idea all of these famous celebrities had passed this year... it's heart-breaking, to be sure. May they ALL rest in eternal peace in the arms of The Almighty.
Look up the word “infamous”. In a dictionary.
@@JeanieDMost likely I'll find YOUR picture under "Super B*tch".. is my guess.
Great presentation,as usual
Happy New Year, U & Family!
Brings smiles to my face and tears to my eyes. Thanks for another great job
Wow, thank you!
Melinda, Suzanne and Raquel stunning and talented women.
Just found your site (August 15, 2024). Had a cry just remembering all whom we've lost. Thank you for compiling this and for extending your time and tlc. This was (sadly) wonderful. God bless you.
Thank You Sir for your warm & respectful voice & work in this clip of
many Beloved Stars passing on...
it was done really good & Not dragged out! which is much appreciated!
So nice of you to leave a kind comment. People are mean to me sometimes. Thanks.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding ..
chalk up the mean ones as being really
depressed n lonely people or usually
somewhere along that line.. you can't
please everyone, so In Your Work,You
Got to please yourself ... Ricky Nelson
sang a song about that... ( of course I added a little to it.. ha!) You done an
amazing job and covered Very Many,
and several I did Not know had passed.
plus Not dragging it out gave more room
and if anyone wants further info, they
can look it up .. bc you covered
The Basic with an synthetic heart in
your voice! Thank You again...
Work On & Row Well......
I believe you forgot Mark Goddard... Got to meet him once at a ufo convention some years back. Never met any celebrities before, so for me this was a special moment for sure. He got to signed some Lost in Space pictures that he was selling that I bought from him. We even had a few pictures taken with him as well. He definitely was a true gentleman and I will always remember this moment in my life...
I smiled when you said that Suzanne Somers was "only 76." I remember when 76 used to be old. I love that things have changed that way.
Thank you for being respectful of everyone who passed. I agree that 2023 sucked as far as celebrity deaths were concerned. (It also sucked big time because my mother died, but that's another matter.)
Tommy Smothers' passing was the unfortunate icing on the cake for the year. He and his brother Dick were a strong part of my childhood. When I want to cheer myself up, I watch videos of them performing. Tommy was brilliant and was the "brains" of the act (despite the way he played dumb on stage). I admired him so much not just as a performer, but for having the guts to stand up to CBS censors and the White House, even though it meant his show was cancelled (which was really stupid, given that it was the #1 TV show at the time).
I agree. Also, I lost my dad just a few days after Jimmy Buffett, so yeah, that made it so much worse. I also lost the best dog in the world.
Suzanne Somers was really 77 she died a few hours before her birthday
Thank you Steve! Looking forward to 2024
This was very nice ❤so many people loved by us over the years..some of my very favorites for sure. There was another very favorite of mine that wasn't listed, he might not be known by you, but was a wonderful pastor.. Charles Stanley, he was 90 years old. Thank you 😊
Thank you for all your videos throughout the years, may you live to produce many more. God bless you.
Thank you for sharing this video. 🙏
What a nice way to tell us about our beloved stars!! I really enjoy the before & now pictures along with why they died!! Thank you so much for this!!
Thank you. Memorials deserve a human touch and voice, and the music is lovely.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. So many were parts of our lives we should acknowledge their passing.
I agree these stars Were Much part of our lives and I respectfully want to pay
my condolences by being a part of This really good speaker as this guy & also bidding them all farewell..
FareWell Stars Farewell!
Thanks For Your Time & Great Talent..
it will be something Still Watching Most
of them in the future! guess that is what
I call Larger Than Life Still....
May they all RIP!! We lost some awesome people who played fantastic characters and great singers!!!
“See you next time, unless I meet my own sad ending”...Moderator
WOW 😮!!!!!!
I didn’t EXPECT you to say that!
Live long my friend and Stay blessed....
Robert-
Wow, your voice is so soothing as you bring such informative sad news of those who have passed.
Kind comments like yours are always welcome. Thank you!
We lost so many pop culture figures this year. Great synopsis! RIP, y'all!
As I watched, I thought of the happiness that so many of these entertainers brought to us. One in particular is Ed Ames on the Johnny Carson show. I laugh every time I see it. Great job!
It certainly was a rough year. ❤ Hope 2024 will be better.
I don't want to say I like these types of videos, but I do really appreciate them sir. As a long time Howard Stern listener, it's nice you included Ralph. Thank you
I was also saddened to hear about Melinda Dillon. Her portrayal of Ralphie Parker's mother in A CHRISTMAS STORY was a classic.
Great in Close Encounters too.
She's known for many other movies besides A Christmas Story.
She was great in Slapshot too😢
I had such a crush on her. very sad to hear. Rest in peace
So Long and thanks for sharing your talents with the world! RIP!
I’ve seen a handful of this type of presentation from other creators. This is the classiest: music selection, photo selection, magnificent narration, and sound mix. Truly professional! Thank you for this.
Wow, thank you!
Make the most of what we yet may spend
Less we to unto dust decend.
I'm 83. Next year 84.
Texted this last day of 2023.
The best is yet to come.
Beautifully done! Thankyou...and god bless to all heavens angels xxx
Excellent clip! Very tasteful and heartfelt! Yes 23 was a pretty tough time!!
Thank you very much! You made my day.
RIP to all...
But especially to....
Randy Meisner..
Gary Rossington..
Jeff Beck...
Jimmy Buffett...
Tony Bennett..
David Crosby...
❤️✝️
David Crosby blew the whistle on the JFK assassination on stage at Monterey Pop way back in 1967. RIP and much respect.
This is my first viewing of this amazing honoring of all our favorite people, Thank you this human narrative.
your shows are joyous and make me so happy
Wonderful photos too. Thank you
Happy New Year!!! 😊🎉🎈🎈🎈🎊🥳🎆
Happy new year!!
Thank you Steve I know you didn’t do it just for me, but I truly appreciate the voice over on the pictures. It meant I can enjoy them or reflect upon them even more. I wish you the best in 2024. I’m sorry 2023 was as negative as it was when it should’ve been a positive year I don’t think TH-cam realizes all that you do and all the people that truly enjoy and love your show. I wish you your wife and the two dogs the best possible year in 2024. The only thing that’s scary, as my birthday gets closer and even passes some of these people, who’ve already passed away. It just means we only have so much time on this earth left and to try to make the most best of it as we can. Again wishing you the best and thank you for all your videos.
Happy New Year Keith. Thanks for your positive comments! I struggled with how I was going to make this video to satisfy TH-cam. I hope people will like it like you do.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding maybe I’m crazy, but TH-cam at time seems like when I was a fraternity boy and there was an extremely good looking girl in a sorority. I would do things that try to impress her. I tried to find out what she liked. I did everything I could, and I did myself with my charm, personality and intelligence, and it just seemed in the end she snubbed me and left me on the side of the road but you’ve got to keep going. You’ve gotta keep trying, and maybe by the grace of God someday she’ll look at you with those big blue eyes and say yes, yes yes but that day doesn’t happen so easy so keep fighting the good fight. I’m sure TH-cam will finally understand what a great channel you have.
Time is not kind to no one a day comes when we are gone. I remember them all from my younger years never thought about getting old when I was young.
Nobody does.
Sadly I did.@@GillAgainsIsland12
So many that I grew up with and lived as an adult with.
I think Paul Rubens touched me the deepest. Go figure. I really liked his humor and playhouse TV show. Even joined his fan club in the 80's. The only fan club I ever joined.
Rest in peace you all.
Thanks for leaving a comment. I read every one.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding
Thanks for delivering this news in a respectful way.
As a child of the 80s when the music, film, and TV industries really exploded in size, I can't fathom how many celebrities we have lost and will continue to lose in the near future. I bet 75% of Johnny Carson's guests, who skewed older, are now deceased. All of the great rock and roll stars from the 60s and 70s - gotta be at least half or more. The MTV and New Wave generations! The A-List actors!
Good list. I watched another channel that listed a bunch of people that I never heard of. Your list was more comprehensive by far. Thank you for making this video and sharing it. Please read
1 Thessalonians 4:13-14. All these people you have remembered had the opportunity for eternal life, as we do too. My prayer, Lord Jesus, help me to always choose life by believing in you. Amen
Myles Goodwin: founder and lead singer for the great Canadian band, APRIL WINE. December 3 , 2023
Very respectful and read with metered care, kindness, and with some personal sadness especially when he noted those who died before living well in to senior years, and those who died especially tragically. Thanks you for making this collection.
Thanks Kathy.
Awww. I'm glad most lived a long and fruitful life.
You did an excellent job. It’s almost impossible to remember everyone but I like the fact that you remembered some of the people behind-the-scenes. I love it, that you spoke their names and got to see pictures of them when they were in their youth and we would recognize them. Because that’s their spirits and spirits never grow old. Thank you.
Nicely done. Very respectful. Thank you.
Thank you kindly!
Sad that you missed Terry Kirkman, one of the founding members of The Association and composer of many hit songs such as "Cherish" and "Everything That Touches You", who died of heart failure on September 23rd. After his music career, Terry helped many as an addiction counselor and Clinical Director of Music Cares
Thank you for human narration!
That does not compute..........system overload.
Thank you for presenting this Information with dignity. If you were ever called into duty it would be this one.Well done.
Great video, thank you
You are welcome!
Thanx for this great vidio and I felt it to be over whelming too I'm 52 and feel I grew up watching a lot of these amazing ppl❤
Thank you for paying respects to the legendary Robbie Knievel and the legendary wrestlers that passed this year. Few do in these type videos..
Shane MacGowan (25 December 1957 - 30 November 2023) was a Irish singer-songwriter and musician best known as the lead vocalist and primary lyricist of Celtic punk band the Pogues.
He was also the composer of the perennial favourite Christmas song, " Fairytale of New York " among others.
I just turned 50 on xmass eve 2023 & it hits me so hard to hear that some people in their 40s just lost their lives to never get it back. That makes me feel extremly lucky to still be alive and healthy yet vulnerable at the same time. Drink less people, eat more healthy foods, excercise and be a good person because life is short.
Thank you very much for this very kind and very respectful presentation-indeed, 2023 was harsh.
Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it! Well maybe not enjoy exactly.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding Have a glorious 2024 and have lots of fun; let’s all resolve to laugh every day and be good company.
Thank you for playing Mascagne’s beautiful “ Intermezzo “ - surely one of the most gorgeous musical compositions ever composed.
🐾💛🐾🧡🌏💜💚🌟💫🌙✨
Thanks for posting, so we will remember these folks
Steve, you’ve done or outdone yourself again great video. Cheers.❤
Hey Thanks Tracy, I appreciate your kind coment.
Beautifully spoken eulogy for so many recognizable, talented people. Thank you, Sir.
Thanks for listening!
Genuine and heart-felt, you did these celebrities justice. I like your style and demeanor. Thank you. For some odd reason, I have always been able to keep those who are with us and those who have passed in my head. At 74, my memory slips a bit. Thank you for the gentle reminders.
Wow, thank you!
Wouldnt think id have tears in my eyes for people i didnt know but they were so much a part of me growing up.
Getting old is a blessing.
Thank you for remembering them❤️
William Friedkin. Director of The Exorcist, The French Connection and many more
Thanks for the update... Apprecite you taking the time to do it.
Brotherly love from Australia...
No worries, mate, good on ya.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding Well said
Good job, thank you for the time and effort you put into this.
Frank Borman astronaut Gemini 7 and Apollo 8. One of the first men to go to the moon. RIP 10/7 2030 age 95
Such tributes always lead me to long, reflective rumination...Thank you.
So many people that I grew up watching in film, TV, music,and sports.
Thought that they would live forever.
Well none of us do.
I shouldnt be surprised that so many have gone this year past that were around since I was a young child.
I'm turning 68 myself in a week from now.
When I was 10 or 11 my Great Grandfather who was 88 at the time told me " the longer you live the fewer people that you knew are still around".
I realize that now more than ever.
Bob Newhart lives another year!
Sorry Richard Bob Newhart passed away this year in 2024 at the age of 94 they had a
Tribute to him at the prime time Emmy awards last Sunday
Astrud Gilberto; born Astrud Evangelina Weinert; March 29, 1940 - June 5, 2023) was a Brazilian samba and bossa nova singer and songwriter. She gained international attention in the mid-1960s following her recording of the song "The Girl from Ipanema". Wikipedia. love the song.
Randy Meisner - one of the best singer in the rock culture. If you look it is easy to find both of these great singers on uTube to experience their ART. Thank you for reminding me of some of the greatest people that have passed. Bravo
Thanks brother!!🙏
Thank you for your respectful presentation of those departed
I appreciate that.
Thank you !!
Very great video! ❤also in 2023 Shane MacGowan - singer, songwriter, musician, lead singer of the band The Pogues, passed away 11/30/23 65 years old.
Steve I love your choice of background music. Nothing annoying! Classical music is the best! Many youtubers can take a lesson from you!
Familiar with most. Happy New & Safe Year for you, sir.
Same to you!
As always an excellent vid
Happy and Healthy New Year to you and yours !👍
It was nice that you used pictures that were taken at the time when we were introduced to these people. That and the respect that you show just gained you a new sub.
I try hard, some people don't like what I do. I appreciate it when someone takes the time to leave a kind comment. Thanks for subscribing.
another great one!
Glad you think so!
Beautifully read my friend 🙏🥺🥰
Thank you 🤗
Very well done and Thank You.
Thank you kind sir. Your video is the screen play of my life.
Beautiful celebration of the lives.
Well done brother 🙏🕊️ May they all rest in peace 🌹💞
thank you for remembering them all
Thats the best laugh I've had this year! Cheers!
Happy New Year Steve!
I just finished watching it, I don't remember seeing R Welch, however, that may be because I'm constantly dealing business distractions. GREAT JOB and thanks for including Perry's cause of death, they withheld that as long as they could.
wow we lost a few treasure's from a happier era, thanks for the update good sir, and for respecting those peoples dignity by not bringing up negatives about them.
Wow! I gotta say, I am 50 and I have lived through alot of death's in life but 2023...the amount of talent that died this year really hit me hard. Jim Brown died on my 50th last year and I didn't even hear about it. Usually there are a couple stars I know but this years list was full of familiar faces over the years.
Thanks for sharing
yeah this was just a terrible year but Jim Brown really shocked me. A dude that could bust through a line until the day he died. True Beast Mode and a good representative of a man.
Thank you for letting the public know who died. My prayer is all the people who died had a relationship relationship with Jesus Christ.
Gina Lollobrigida, beautiful actress.
With Sinead, I just listened to her doing an add-in for the song Belfast Child by Simple Minds. Her voice comes through loud and clear and what a beautiful voice it was. The song is worth a listen and is here on TH-cam.