VOL. I · 0006 ENTRIES ARCHIVED IN PERPETUITY 27 PLATFORMS INDEXED TRIBUTES MODERATED BY EDITORS NEW SUBMISSIONS WELCOME RECEIVING · 24 / 7
obituaries.io The registry of people we knew online.
vol. i · no. 0341 · price: free, forever
Founded MMXXVI Indexed across 27 platforms Editor desk: editors@obituaries.io
this week’s leading entry · № 0001

The address still works.
No one answers.

obituaries.io is a permanent registry for people known only online. We catalogue them by the names their communities used — gamertag, username, handle. Search by any name they answered to. The memorial outlives the account.

I. The registry, recently updated.
handle & name epitaph presence added
№ 001
ShadowKnight_92
Marcus Chen · 1992–2024
“See you in the next raid, legends.” online 15 yr · 6 addresses 58 tributes · 485 candles lit jan 2024 open →
№ 002
pixelqueen.exe
Alex Rivera · 1988–2025
“thanks for watching. love you. gn.” online 17 yr · 5 addresses 88 tributes · 155 candles lit may 2025 open →
№ 003
ronin_dad
Robert “Bob” McAllister · 1958–2024
“Get off the road, son.” online 50 yr · 2 addresses 212 tributes · 127 candles lit nov 2024 open →
№ 004
nyx
Naomi Khoury · 2001–2024
“casting from a better lobby.” online 6 yr · 3 addresses 33 tributes · 800 candles lit jun 2024 open →
№ 005
brewmaster.eth
Daniel Park · 1985–2025
“block 21,491,200. rest now.” online 24 yr · 3 addresses 48 tributes · 1,715 candles lit may 2025 open →
№ 006
kestrel
Jules Beaumont · 1995–2025
“any% forever.” online 14 yr · 3 addresses 62 tributes · 757 candles lit aug 2025 open →

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II. From the editors’ desk.

The friendships we make online are real ones.

Some of our deepest relationships now happen entirely through screens. The raid leader who taught you patience. The streamer who kept you company on the worst nights. The mod who built a place you called home. When they die, their accounts go quiet, and the people who loved them are left without any address to send flowers to.

This registry exists to give them one. A permanent, searchable record — indexed by the names they answered to. Anyone who knew them can contribute. The memorial belongs to the community that built the bond.

III. How a memorial is made.
STEP 01

Submit

Anyone who knew them may begin a memorial. Provide the names they went by, and any context about who they were to you.

STEP 02

Verify

Editors review submissions to prevent duplicates and confirm the entry is in good faith. Most are approved within a day.

STEP 03

Remember

Once published, the memorial is permanent. Friends, teammates, and communities add tributes over time. The entry only grows.

A notice

Someone you knew deserves to be remembered.

Begin a memorial in their honour. No cost. No requirement to be next of kin. We will help you write it.

Begin a memorial →