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A mentor said the pain never goes away, but it can fuel powerful journalism
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The Washington Post publishes a collection of short, intimate obituaries of 150 words or fewer, including one for a cousin "always down for a road trip" and another for "a brilliant listener and life coach." The headline highlights one entry in which a mentor said the pain of loss never goes away but can fuel powerful journalism.
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A mentor said the pain never goes away, but it can fuel powerful journalism
A cousin who was always down for a road trip. A brilliant listener and life coach. Intimate obituaries, in 150 words or less.
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