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David McCullough, 1933-2022

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough, who died last week at 89, was the preeminent historian of his generation. McCullough wrote 12 widely read books but wisely avoided a university affiliation, which is one reason his writing was so lively. Although he wrote books on a wide variety of subjects, almost always in the realm of American history, he was and will be forever known for his link to the American presidency. ....

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Lily Safra, 1934-2022

Her life was one of excess and extremes: from rags to riches, from Brazilian immigrant to wealthy socialite, and from fairy tale surroundings to crushing heartbreak. And while Lily Safra, who died quietly this month at the age of 87, spent much of her time in recent decades out of the spotlight she once embraced so heartily, her legacy of philanthropy, and of utter glamour, is for the history books. ....

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Ann Turner Cook, 1926-2022

From the Nike swoosh to the Twitter fledgling, contemporary society is awash in logos, trademarks, and graphics of all sorts to sell things and promote stuff. Amid all of this branding, it’s easy to forget that every seemingly impersonal, corporate-sanctioned logo has, at its core, a human behind it: Whether designed by a person or a committee, the greatest logos are not just tokens of capitalism but reflections of someone’s creativity, imagination, and possibly even heart. ....

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Randy Weaver, 1948-2022

Most readers of a certain age will recall the 1992 siege at Ruby Ridge in which Randy Weaver was wounded and his wife Victoria, his 14-year-old son Samuel, and U.S. Marshal William Degan were killed. The 11-day armed standoff with federal agents at the family’s wilderness home in northern Idaho was front-page news, and the fallout made headlines for some time thereafter. Weaver died on May 11 at age 74. ....

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Kathy Boudin, 1943-2022

Long after the ’60s ended, she carried on the decade s radicalism. ....

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