Now this is how an obituary for a successful woman should be written

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I thought of a previous BB thread (probably one of Maggie’s), in which the obituary of a prominent scientist who happened to be a woman was used to show how NOT to do it, when I read this NY Times obituary of Toshi Seeger.

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Thanks, hadn’t heard, and I agree, it’s nicely done.

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Nice of you to link this.

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How lovely and honest, I agree. Especially the honesty felt great.
Even if it, in another obituary, is the other way around. You should simply not forget the things done. And deeds done.

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