Crisis Theory

Bernard: I think about him every day. (Steve).  I hear his laugh at odd times. It startles me. Seems so real. I turn, expecting to see him. But he's not there. He's never there.

Lauren: ... I used to hear his laughter, too. When he died, I remember thinking it was like the sun had gone down... and it was never going to rise again. I walked in the dark for so long.  

Bernard: I... can't let him go.

Lauren: I never understood why people said that. If you love someone, why would you ever let them go? That's what saved me. The only part of (Steve) I had left was his memory. And if I died, the darkness would take that, too. But if I kept moving, I could find the light again. And I could bring him with me.

- West World

Mashable

I was once again interviewed about memorializing (and eventually deleting) Steve's Facebook account back in 2011. You can read the article here:
https://mashable.com/article/facebook-memorials-can-be-improved/#JELfWqErraqq

Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime - Beck

https://youtu.be/Ksz4NAM94Rw

An Abundance of Katherines

"You can love someone so much... But you can never love people as much as you can miss them."

An Abundance of Katherines - John Green

Today is 8 years you've been gone. It hurts to breath.

Allegiant

That’s like asking how you continue on with your life after someone dies. You just do it, and the next day you do it again.

Allegiant - Veronica Roth

Today is 7 years you've been gone. Each day I do it again. Today is not a good day.

Angles in America

"Nothing’s lost forever. In this world there’s a kind of, painful progress. Longing for what we’ve left behind and dreaming ahead. At least I think that’s so."

- Angels in America

Today would have been our 14 year wedding anniversary.

The Guardian

My #widow story to those widow(er)s who come after about #facebook #memorialization https://t.co/mu6EZVN1tm

— Kiki Marcus (@KikiMarcus) September 18, 2016