Death List 2026

Bielsa’s_Bucket

Del Mandel

http://www.delmandel.co.uk

Placid

CharlieG wroteMy Uncle Ken. Brickie/builder and all round good bloke. Did a lot of work for us when we first got married.
If you were aspirational, in the 70's, you had a Kenny Hodgson stone fireplace. RIP, Ken.

RIP Uncle Ken. We had one of them fire places. Wonder if he did it

Harvest

Barry Chuckle.

Precinct_Boy

Harvest wroteBarry Chuckle.

To you to me to rip

Travis_Bickle

Aretha....

space

jinx

Ray_Hankin's_shorts

Now there is a true legend

RIP

Bod

Quality, RIP

Harvest

When me and Mrs Harvest (true name) first got it on, Aretha's greatest hits CD was the only one in my collection she could abide.

cordshoes

Expanding Man wrote

Ace that.

white_dragon

I’ll say a little prayer. RIP Queen of soul .

king_of_the_slums

And I'm going to say this here, but look at those early photos of her. She's fit, I mean really fit! ;)

Travis_Bickle

Tributes have been paid around the world. Paul McCartney called her 'the Queen of our souls'. KOTS described her as 'fit, I mean really fit....'

Ray_Hankin's_shorts

Travis Bickle wroteTributes have been paid around the world. Paul McCartney called her 'the Queen of our souls'. KOTS described her as 'fit, I mean really fit....'

:D

Both comments bang on mind

CBIT

Laurens doing a hour special on Aretha at midday on 6

CBIT

Stefán Karl Stefánsson aka Robbie Rotten

under_the_arches

Mako Sakamoto. Bernard Butlers drummer.

He wasn’t very good.

pipoldchap

Jimmy McIlroy. Northern Irish international inside-right and member of the great Burnley team of the early 60s. Probably second only to Johnny Haynes as the finest playmaker of his generation before such as Alan Ball and Johnny Giles took over the mantle.

Precinct_Boy

Bert Reynolds rip

Bod

Burt Reynolds, great in Deliverance and Boogie Nights, RIP

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