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Which philosophers were actually happy at the end of their life or put forth a philosophy that may make people happy to follow?

So many philosophers I’ve been studying seemed to have been depressed, dissatisfied, alone and never married, or even mentally ill at the end of their lives. Some have even concluded life is not worth bringing new humans into existence. Which philosophers were happy and/or seemed to promote a philosophy which might bring one happiness?
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Socrates is an obvious one.  He was upset when his friends were crying at his execution, and stated he could not be sad because he didnt know whether whether death was good or not.

Epicurus thought similarly stating that since there were no gods to judge you after death, there is no reason to fear death.