Michael Jackson died suddenly yesterday at the age of 50.
Farah Fawcett left this world yesterday after a long battle with cancer.
As the media swirls and speculates, I can’t help but ponder the unique impact both artists had on popular culture. Their style…their lives lived in the public eye…and the connection people feel they had with them.
And I can’t help but wonder how challenging it must be to mourn someone you knew as a friend or loved one while to world mourns them as an icon.
May the Divine One shower both families with peace and may they find comfort in their memories of the people behind the public image…
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So true.
Well said.
I hope so too.
David Carradine, Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett, Michael Jackson and now Billy Mays.
This has been a crazy month!
Well said. May peace be with you all!
The world has no doubt been left poorer by the departure of gems like Sarah Fawcett and Michael Jackson. Jackson in particular had achieved worldwide fame.Kids know him on both sides of the Pacific and thats saying a lot. May Fawcett and Jackson rest in peace. This is Elizabeth from Israeli Uncensored News
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