Specifically, the news that Robert Clary has died at age 96. My first reaction was literally, "Oh, Louis!" :( Imagine that said in a dismayed Wisconsinite squeak.
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rose_of_pollux has seen this news yet... I hope she gets the word from an actual news site rather than my social media post, because I know how miserable it is to find out something via somebody's incidental post and get blindsided. Been there.
Point of respectful order: Is the phrase 'may their memory be for a blessing', when speaking of a deceased Jewish person, something a non-Jew can say, or does that cross a boundary? I'd rather not overstep if I can avoid it.
Not sure if
rose_of_pollux has seen this news yet... I hope she gets the word from an actual news site rather than my social media post, because I know how miserable it is to find out something via somebody's incidental post and get blindsided. Been there. Point of respectful order: Is the phrase 'may their memory be for a blessing', when speaking of a deceased Jewish person, something a non-Jew can say, or does that cross a boundary? I'd rather not overstep if I can avoid it.
