The Tribes of the Cass Corridor, Detroit William Butler Yeats It has been a bad winter for the Corridor Obituary pages: Cynthia
Vann writes: Any comments, eulogies about Ben, please place them here. Dawn
Livingston writes: I'm sad to say that my older sister Diane Livingston died on January 18, 2012, most likely of a heart attack. She was 64. Diane majored in art at Wayne State in the 60's, and was active in the art & music scene. After
college, Diane took off for San Francisco, working odd jobs. One stint
was running the light show at the Fillmore. I remember her returning
to Grosse Pointe with vinyl by newcomers Dylan, Joplin, Jefferson
Airplane. I was duly impressed by her and this new music. Any comments, eulogies about Ben, please place them here. Michael
Kruger writes: Any comments, eulogies about Ben, please place them here. Erica
Chappuis writes: Henry attended Wayne State University, was co-author of Metro Detroit guide, and was a journalist at the Free Press for many years. He also assisted Edie "Frankie" Parker Kerouac with her papers regarding her husband, Jack Kerouac. He spent his winters in San Miguel d'Allende and his summers at Torch Lake and enjoyed life despite of a disabling stroke he suffered in Guatemala in the 1980s. More memories will be shared at the memorial service. Any comments, eulogies about Ben, please place them here. Via The Detroit
Free Press, writer Brian McCollum informs us that Mike Kelley, a founding
member of Destroy All Monsters, an art
collective and band that formed in 1973, has died in an apparent suicide.
Kelley was found dead Tuesday at his home in South Pasadena, Calif.,
according to reports. He was 57. Go
here for more information in the Free Press article. Any comments, eulogies about Ben, please place them here.
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