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The Memory Feast
When someone passes away, the world doesn’t stop immediately. Life continues — the sun rises, traffic moves, dishes pile up in the sink. Yet for those who knew the person, even in fragments, their absence feels like an echo that refuses to fade.
Alex Pretti’s passing, like the passing of anyone we care about, reminds us of the fragility of time. It also reminds us that human connections are layered — family, friends, ex-partners, colleagues — each holding a piece of memory, each with their own grief to process.