Remembering Sidney Poitier

1. Rest In Peace Mr. Poitier. He was such an eloquent actor. He will be missed.

2. Poor Denzel Washington. He lost his mother and his idol all within a few months. We're fastly losing our elders from the Silent Generation of the early 20's and 30s. Rest In Peace Mr. Sydney Poitier

3. Rest In Peace Mr. Poitier. He was such an eloquent actor. He will be missed.

4. To Sir, with love.😘💕

5. I didn't know much about this man but my dad does. He was sad to hear his passing. He really was a great talent

6. Poor Denzel Washington. He lost his mother and his idol all within a few months. We're fastly losing our elders from the Silent Generation of the early 20's and 30s. Rest In Peace Mr. Sydney Poitier

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8. Sidney Poitier came to little Sparta Illinois for filming of In The Heat Of The Night. People in Sparta had nothing but kind words for Poitier. He made a whole lot of new fans during his time there.

9. Sidney Poitier Best actor ever 👏. Blessings and prayers 🙏

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11. If your goal was to set an example of class and elegance off camera, you did that for me, thank you Mr Poitier🙏🏽, my prayers go out to your love ones.

12. Rest In Peace Mr. Pottier! Your talent was impeccable, a sheer delight to remember!.

13. I didn't know much about this man but my dad does. He was sad to hear his passing. He really was a great talent

14. “You don't have to become something you're not to be better than you were."- Sir Sidney Portier🙏🏾🥺😢

    Rest In Peace, Good Sir. You were always my hero😢🙏🏾👊🏾

15. A great actor but more important a great man, Thanks for all the great movies and all the work you have done to change things for folks, No one wears a suit like Sidney Poitier.

16. R.I.P
    Don't Weep For Me in Sorrow but in Joy. To have lived and loved anything or anyone or been loved by anything or someone then you were given life's highest reward, the Gift of Love, for to have loved and been loved is no greater achievement. Love is too abundant to count, immeasurably measurless in it's reach, too wise to comprehend and yet infinitely finite in each experience.
    I've lived to sip tea with her and eat with her. I've walked and ran with her and sometimes just sat with her. Love wept with me and I with She. We laughed and fought, sometimes parted but always returned. Love loved in every situation whether poor or rich. In our pain or pleasure, disappointments or surprises. Love was loyal even when forgotten, near of far I always felt her heart and She mine. Loved showed up at times as a stranger, other times a friend and every now and then ,she was the enemy that once was. A family member or pet even. I heard her voice in the woo of the morning dove or the purr of a kitten. She sang to me in the melody of a song or spoke to me in the refrain of a poem. She told me many tales of past present and future and I told Her mine. We loss together and won. Our shared suffering only strengthened the bond that tied us. We rose from our ashes like a Phoenix and our chains freed us from our pride and humbled us. Thank you Love for every gaze in your eyes, every kiss and embrace. I got to pass you by and breathe your aroma, hear your voice and taste the fruit of your love.I held you as a baby, maybe I was the baby held. We both gave each other life. If I say goodbye first to you or you to me, it won't matter for our love spans beyond the gap of death. Our Love In any amount is more than any tea cup of one lifetime could hold. My moment with you was an eternity and I am grateful. Don't weep for me in Sorrow but in Joy, for I have tasted Love. We passed in both the light and night of Life.
    – Steven F Gooden –

17. Rest In Peace Mr. Poitier. He was such an eloquent actor. He will be missed.

18. A man truly worthy of The Medal Of Freedom.

19. Rest In Peace Mr. Poitier. He was such an eloquent actor. He will be missed.

20. Sleep in lights he was great actor great person

21. Poor Denzel Washington. He lost his mother and his idol all within a few months. We're fastly losing our elders from the Silent Generation of the early 20's and 30s. Rest In Peace Mr. Sydney Poitier

22. Wow… another big loss

23. rest in power

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