memoriam

Could you direct me to the post in question, as I'm (currently?) only seeing the 'in memoriam' page?

Thank you for a very nice in memoriam text.

Don's In Memoriam essay brought back many memories.

I wish National Theatre would re-release the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead productions with Cumberbatch and Radcliffe in memoriam, either on NTatHome or in theatres...

It's not just celebrity worship I don't think; it's a pretty good reminder to not forget play (and simultaneously a memoriam to someone who lived that out).

Much grander people than me came into software sideways as I was reminded when reading Bertrand Meyer's in memoriam of Tony Hoare; Tony Hoare's first degree was classics at Oxford.

The Berkeley memoriam talks about his work with masers and lasers, but also mentions his contributions to the beginnings of infrared astronomy, and the evidence for a black hole being in the center of our galaxy.

In memoriam: Tragically, five co-authors, who contributed greatly to public health and research efforts in Sierra Leone, contracted EVD and lost their battle with the disease before this manuscript could be published: Mohamed Fullah, Mbalu Fonnie, Alex Moigboi, Alice Kovoma, and S.

It literally invented an obituary that didn't exist, gave me a link to a funeral home that 404'd, came up with "in-memoriam" references from regional newsletters that never contained her name.

If these things are partly being done "in memoriam" then I think it's really important to preserve the experiences, stories and recollections if the people we're trying to remember.

Many of my Russian friends would tell you he was trying to set himself on fire, the police saved him, took pictures "in memoriam," gave him a few friendly slaps, and let him go.

I argued that taxation is theft, the war on drugs is immoral, and that the ATF are “a bunch of jack booted thugs and murderers” in memoriam to the people they slaughtered in Waco, Texas.

In Memoriam, Google Dart, 201X: A few years ago, Dart was Google’s first foray into web programming languages.

There is a special 'In Memoriam' mode apparently, although I have yet to see it.

Original Text: In Memoriam, Aaron Swartz, November 8, 1986 — January 11, 2013, Requiescat in pace.