Death Quote by William Faulkner

“He finally had a reason to live, just in time to die.”

— Lisa Kessler

“My father died suddenly, but also across the years. He was still dying, really - which meant I guess that he was still living,…

— John Green

“In the moment I faced dying, I finally knew my reason for living.”

— Brodi Ashton

“Most of life is just a preparation for getting ready to be dead for a very long period of time.”

— William Faulkner

“I used to trouble about what life was for. Now being alive seems sufficent reason.”

— Joanna Field

“I will always remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard that my father had died...”

— Lucinda Riley

“Why do you care so badly that I live, if while alive, I am already dead?”

— Monica Sanz

“Was contemplating my purpose - when the notion chose to arrive - that I'll be dead much, much longer - than I will ever…

— Joseph DiFrancesco

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

— Elizabeth Fama

“I lived so long for nothing, but I get to die for something. And that's really living. Because that's who I really was after…

— C. Robert Cargill

“If you could see your whole life laid out before you, there’d be no reason to live it, right?”

— Lisa Kessler

“And my dad, who was somehow still dead, did what he sometimes did―died again, seconds after my waking.”

— Jeannie Vanasco