For example, Michelangelo died in 1564 three weeks before his 89th birthday. Living to 70 or 80 years of age was not unusual in historical times.
There, a cenotaph bears a quote from Song of Solomon (8:7): "Many waters cannot quench love - neither can the floods drown it.Psalm 90:10 in the Bible concedes a natural life span of three score years and 10, or fourscore for the fortunate. Their family collected water from the North Atlantic in an urn and laid the two to rest in a mausoleum in New York. Isidor's body - including a locket with photographs of his children - was recovered by a ship weeks after the tragedy, though Ida's never was. Their memorial service at Carnegie Hall was so well-attended that all of the mourners couldn't fit inside, the New York Times reported in May 1912. That was the last time they were seen alive, he said: A "great wave" came over the port side of the ship and swept them both into the sea. We will not leave one another after our long and wonderful marriage together," Kurzman said. "She basically said, 'We have lived our whole life together and if you are going to remain on the boat and to die as the boat sinks, I will remain on the boat with you. Titanic: Voyage To The Past Wreck Explorer: Titanic's Captivating Heroes, Villains "They had something truly special and it's something us progeny treasure a great deal." "One time they were even caught 'necking!' And that behavior lasted well into their later years," Kurzman said. The two were often spotted holding hands, hugging and kissing public displays of affection that he says were rare for people of their status at the time.
He and Ida met in New York City in their 20s, falling and remaining very much in love, their great-grandson Paul Kurzman told Country Living in 2017. Isidor Straus was a businessman and politician who, at the time of his death at age 67, co-owned Macy's department store with his brother and had at one point represented New York in the U.S. "We hold continued hope that the crewmembers will be rescued." Their love story inspired a gut-wrenching movie moment
"Our thoughts are with the loved ones of those aboard the lost submersible," it wrote. The Straus Historical Society tweeted a link to the Times' story on Wednesday night, more than three days into the search for the submersible and mere hours before it was due to run out of oxygen. National Experts raised safety concerns about OceanGate years before its Titanic sub vanished
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