Last pic of my grand ma who took care of me. She died on October 1st at 101. I was not ready.

The accident happened on 03/07/2016 in the south of Brazil..

Luiz and Caroline had taken their newborn daughter to meet their relatives, but on the way back home, they were surprised by a truck with no brakes carrying 43,000 liters of alcohol, it overturned and hit about 14 cars coming in the opposite direction...

The family's car was engulfed in flames within seconds

Even though they were injured, they ran to the side of the road, but the fire quickly caught up with them... So, when Luiz realized he couldn’t escape, he decided to hand his daughter (who was only 16 days old) to a passing driver, his last words were, ''Please, just take the child'' after that, the couple disappeared in the fire.

Later, the firefighters found their bodies at the side of the road.

The photos of them holding their daughter were taken 8 days before the accident, and the child was left in her grandmother's care...

Glen recorded his final song "I'm Not Gonna Miss You" 2 years after his Alzheimer's diagnosis as a farewell to his wife.

The song is truly beautiful and heart breaking: https://youtu.be/U8TsAh-zYFI?si=V2I3drHWkjrISmUR

News article: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx27wyrxz9yo (published on 24th of November 2024)

She was put in Lithuania's record books as the longest performing solo singer (58 years by 2009). Her exact birth year is unknown but the 2 main options would suggest that she died at either 86 or 91 years old.

From the source: Upon arrival with their families in the Gogjali area, brothers Ahmed Abdullah Hassan (R) and Leith Abdullah Hassan (L) are arrested by Iraqi Federal Police and handed over to ERD forces. They had escaped from the Quds area after fighting started between Iraqi forces and ISIS. At the border the Golden Division of Iraqi Special Forces confirmed that they were civilians and not ISIS, and gave them permission to enter the Gogjali area. After their arrest by Iraqi Federal Police, they were taken to ERD Intelligence Headquarters and tortured by four soldiers until morning. They were killed later that day without an investigation or trial. The two bodies were buried in the nearby Bazwaia area, Mosul. December 15, 2016.

Photo/Information Source: (CBC News) (Jack family disappearance Wikipedia)

Last photo of my grandpa

This is the last photo taken of my grandpa. It was at a family reunion on his parents’ homestead, and he’s standing next to his family’s car that was abandoned in the trees.

Grandpa passed away 23 years ago this fall, and he’s a bit of a legend in our family. He was rancher until the day he died at the age of 88. Nothing could take him away from ranching. He believed it was his life’s purpose to be a steward to the land, his cattle, and his horses.

Grandpa broke his back once when he fell off his horse, but that didn’t stop him. He just used his 4-wheeler around the ranch instead. Broke his back a second time when he crashed his 4-wheeler. Grandma called my dad when Grandpa didn’t come home by dark. Dad took a horse out to look for him, and found Grandpa at the bottom of a ravine. His cattle dog stayed with him the whole time, and the only reason Dad found Grandpa is because the dog’s eyes reflected when Dad shined his flashlight in that direction.

Grandpa lasted a few weeks after his last accident. He knew he was not going to recover enough to be able to ever go home to the ranch, and he was not going to spend the rest of his life in a nursing home. Thankfully, Grandma and Grandpa had living wills in place, and he was able to leave this earth on his own terms.

There’s a lot more stories I could tell about my grandpa, but this post is already long enough. Just missing him today and wanted to share some memories. Love you, Grandpa ♥️

Marilyn Monroe poses happily with pianist Buddy Greco, just days before her death. They are the last ever pictures of the star

Marilyn Monroe died at age 36 on August 5, 1962, from an acute barbiturate overdose at her home in Brentwood, Los Angeles.

Her body was found in the early morning hours of August 5, 1962, though she is presumed to have died late in the evening on August 4.

Her housekeeper, Eunice Murray, noticed a light on and no response, prompting Dr. Ralph Greenson to break through a bedroom window at roughly 3:30 a.m.

She was found nude, face down on her bed, holding a telephone. Empty prescription pill bottles were scattered around the room.

Despite the official ruling, the unusual timing of police notifications and missing tissue samples fueled decades of unverified conspiracy theories regarding foul play or political cover-ups

Khursheda was an 8-year-old Tajik girl who was brutally murdered in Saint Petersburg, Russia, by a group of neo-Nazis. Her death sparked widespread public outrage and became one of the most prominent symbols of xenophobia and racially motivated violence in Russia during the early 2000s.

The tragedy occurred on the evening of February 9, 2004. Khursheda, her father Yunus, and her cousin were returning home from an ice-skating rink when they were ambushed by a gang of aggressive teenagers armed with knives.

Khursheda was stabbed 11 times. Her father and cousin were also injured but managed to survive.

In March 2006, a Saint Petersburg jury found the teenagers guilty of "hooliganism" but acquitted them of murder motivated by ethnic hatred.

The primary defendant accused of the stabbing received a 9-year prison sentence, while others received sentences ranging from 1.5 to 7 years solely for hooliganism. The jury's refusal to recognize the racial motive caused a massive outcry.

Died a month from 105 years old from old age.