Canadian Paul

We're so damn old. I think.

Happy to see that there's still some life on this thread, and these forums in general. Thinking of you all fondly at the new year... cheers!

Álvaro Vicente died January 14, 2006 according to Valencia, Spain cemetery records.

My Google search to confirm this led me back here, if that's any indication. Anyone who took part in my childhood favourite The Raccoons would be a sad one for me.

Don't worry, it's in my will to let Deathlist know when I drop dead.

At least I got him on the list: https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/900189

Sorted. Thanks!

Saddos, the lot of them.

I am, just busy with a lot of projects, but thanks for the update!

We also had a French contact work on this and the 2014 Veste is a person with the same name who happened to be born near the same time.

I very briefly had a reference at Encyclopedia Dramatica that made this point and I've been trying to get rid of my internet nickname ever since. By the way, maybe I'm missing something that I'm not supposed to be sharing, but Anubis is definitely still alive as well.

Chatting with the person who helped resurrect me has brought back some good memories, but also drew my attention to this thread. Alphonsin and I communicated a few years back so probably safe to mark them as alive on the list.

At least when the traffic to the blog tells me that the largest referrer for the day is "deathlist.net".

As far as Canadian picks, I only have brave ones (ie. ones that will never, ever get a UK obit). But if you're in some other pool, Morley Byron Bursey is 101 and Yves Fortier (the geoligist) is in a rest home at the age of 99.

Don't know if this is any good, but David Bond got an obituary here: http://www.thisisannouncements.co.uk/25343713?s_source=clsw_tiwk.