Death Quote by Charles Dickens

“But after he tells you how they died, I want you to remember how they lived(...)”

— Elizabeth Fama

“You never really knew a man, he said, until you saw him die”

— Willa Cather

“What he didn't know was that he always would and that in all those important moments that were yet to come to pass in…

— Dorothea Benton Frank

“If you want to know the truth... I always kind of assumed that life was Purgatory,”

— Taylor Birk

“Had he known his death was imminent, he might have gone somewhere else. Instead, he did what we all do. He went about his…

— Mitch Albom

“I need to remember his life, not his death.”

— S.H. Kolee

“As you are aware, man, in his words, does not die; he is immortal in them, and they will speak after his death.”

— St. John of Kronstadt

“He saw his coming death, and wasn’t afraid of it anymore. He’d miss all the good stuff to follow, but he’d help make it…

— James S.A. Corey

“And so in that moment he completes the process of growing up. And begins the process of dying. Which is much the same thing.”

— Frederik Pohl

“I hold his name close as my own blood and I will never let it out. I only spoke it that once so he…

— Louise Erdrich

“Father knew he might die that day, and he went anyway.”

— Catherine Jones Payne

“The blows of his heart might jar him loose, crash him down, but he was glad to hear them, know himself alive.”

— Ray Bradbury