His passing elicited many kind words and fond remembrances, even from former rivals. Friends gather for worship and offer remembrances about the deceased. For some of her remembrances, see Death of Mozart. Colleagues Hannah Storm and Rich Eisen gave on-air remembrances of Scott. During his time he revisited the battlefield and set down remembrances of the combat. Why is the era of the Civil War missing from your remembrances? Long after her death, Gustav Parthey published a book called "Jugenderinnerungen" ("Remembrances of youth", 1871). One form was entitled "remembrances", the other "memoria". His remembrances, "Once the slave of Thomas Jefferson", was published in 1898. Thereupon followed a range of remembrances from Clinton administration officials involved at the time. The government forbids remembrances of the protest. Callahan's remembrances were documented in Charles Higham's "".