Happy Birthday Ray, born on a Sunday: August 22, 1920.

Ray would have been 96 today. You know what this means? Just four years to go till the BRADBURY CENTENARY!

To tie in with Ray's birthday, a free lecture in Indianapolis, from Jon Eller:

https://www.facebook.com/76654...4183/?type=3&theater

And a few words from me on why Ray is important:

http://bradburymedia.blogspot....08/96-years-ago.html

Absolutely!!!! From all of your Loving Fans!

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Happy 96th birthday, Ray, from one of your millions of devoted fans.

Happy birthday I will never forget to possibly the most positive influence on my life!

Time passes quickly. "Scruffs" now in college and we still recall 7 years ago ~ like yesterday. Thanks, Mr B!! Nice meeting jkt and all who were there: http://file770.com/?p=1284

Of great inspiration and consolation his writing will forever be.
Happy Birthday Ray Bradbury, thank you and love you always.

Happy birthday - with a traditional Merlot toast - to Ray and to my favorite human companion, who entered this iteration through the August 22nd door precisely 43 years after her favorite author did.

MTD

Van the Man. Seventy-one to-day!

To-day is a good word.

...and, of course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIU_2C3g6_s

Moondance ~ Classic, Timeless.

John Lennon would have been 76 today and his son Sean would have been celebrating his own 41st birthday with him--one more than John celebrated!

Happy 100th birthday to Uncle 4E! Born 11/24/1916. FJA shall not die!

Taken at the House of Pies after we had come back from visiting Ray B. We interviewed 4E and Ray during the visit for the new documentary I'm doing on Uncle Forry.

Happy 91, Mr Van Dyke! Keep moving!

Sorry, but now every time I see someone's name trending on Facebook, I am afraid to click on it. Often it's for their birthday or something they did, but way too often it's because they died!

At least we don't have to worry about Abraham Lincoln.