In 2019 the world lost a lot of great humans. These humans lived fulfilling lives, left a legacy and impacted millions of people.
Alan Krueger
One of the biggest losses of 2019 was of Alan Krueger, the famous American economist whose work explained a lot of key economic concepts in the world. Krueger served as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy under President Barack Obama. Krueger’s works on economic inequality, minimum wage, labor and wealth patterns helped explain tons of mysteries of the world.
Bernard Fisher
Bernard Fisher revolutionized breast cancer treatment with his research that spanned over 40 years. Fisher’s research showed that early stage breast cancer can be treated with simple surgeries. Fisher’s research showed that there is no need for radical radical mastectomies for women with early stage cancer.
George Rosenkranz
George Rosenkranz was one of the chemists who changed the history of the world by developed contraceptive pills in a Mexico City lab in 1951.
Danny Aiello
Famous comedian Danny Aiello died on December 12. The actor made his debut on Broadway at the age of 37. He got fame from all-time hit movie The Godfather II in which he said the famous line, “Michael Corleone says hello!”
Robert Forster
Forster did over 200 movies in his career including Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967) and Robert Mulligan’s The Stalking Moon (1968), and Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown. Forster won the award of best supporting actor for his role in Jackie Brown.
He did his last role in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie of 2019.
Toni Morrison
The world lost Toni Morrison, the famous novelist and scholar, in 2019. She started his career into teaching, edited famous books by Angela Davis, Wole Soyinka and Muhammad Ali. The famous film Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is a contender for the best-documentary-feature Oscar.
I.M. Pei
One of the world’s most famous and renowned architects, I.M. Pie, died in May this year. He got fame from his famous glass pyramid entry to the Louvre in Paris. Pei designed several world famous museums, parks and buildings, including East Building of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.
How To Appreciate Celebrities Who Have Passed
You know the drill: when a celebrity dies, people go on social media and post about how much they meant to them. But what if you want to show love for a star that died before social media? How can you do that? Many people will hold up signs with a photo of their favorite celebrity on them. If you can’t get to that, people do other things when they want to show appreciation for a deceased person.
People will sometimes create or sign petitions asking the government in charge at the time of death to honor them with a day named after them. Others might write letters directly to the family of the person. Then, of course, you can always make a donation to charity in their name or create something like an art project about them and share it with others on social media. No matter what you choose to do, there are tons of ways to show respect for dead celebrities each year!
Some families of celebrities allow fans to attend the funeral of their loved ones, while others do not. The family decides what to do with the body after someone dies; it is up to them where they want the body to go!
Some people believe that celebrities should be buried in unmarked graves like everyone else because they aren’t better.
Either way, it is crucial to let that person’s family know how much you appreciate them. You might not see your favorite celebrity in public again, but it doesn’t mean they are gone forever!
