Obits For All
At Louisville Magazine, we believe in Obits For All. Those who’ve lived their last day deserve that honor. Those with plenty of days left deserve the honor of reading about them.
 
We’ll publish obituaries co-authored by you and family and friends and colleagues — by those who loved the person our city has lost. Where were they a regular? Where did they take visitors? What’s something you did together in Louisville that you’ll never forget?

You don't have to answer every question, though you certainly can. Write a paragraph, a sentence, a single word. We want you to be able to share your memories that would otherwise go untold. Everybody's words, together, will become the obit.

Every Louisvillian needs an obituary.

Will you help us write one?
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What was their name?
What's your name? (It's OK to remain anonymous.) What was your relationship to them?
What’s your earliest memory of them?
If you made a playlist of songs that remind you about them, what’s one song that would be on it, and why?
What did they look like? How would you describe them?
What were their nicknames?
What was their most noticeable quirk?
What was your favorite thing to do together?
Being as specific as possible: Now that they’re gone, what story or anecdote do you find yourself remembering?
Being as specific as possible: What details about them will you always remember? (Certain clothes they wore, meals they cooked,  movies or TV shows they watched over and over, phrases or sayings they loved....)
Being as specific as possible: Can you think of a time that they did or said something that had an impact on you? How did that make you feel?
Who would you pick to play them in a movie?
Where did you eat together in Louisville? What would they order there?
Where did they take visitors?
What’s something you did together in Louisville that you’ll never forget?
What always made them laugh? How’d they make you laugh?
What made them cuss?
What groups were they a part of?
What sports teams did they root for? Any specific stories come to mind?
What’s something only those closest to them would know?
When you close your eyes and picture them, how do you see them?
What's one thing you want readers to know about them?
Do you have any photos of them you’re willing to share? If yes, editor Josh Moss will follow up with details.
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