A widower or widower who is caring for a child under 16 may also receive benefits.
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If you're familiar with the phrase "grass widower" — congratulations.
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He's a widower, which is very important in our story.
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He was a widower with two children of his own.
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A recent widower, he, too, has taken up with the bottle.
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They move in with a German widower and his troubled daughter.
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The bride was also a widow, and the groom a widower.
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The bride was a widow, and the groom was a widower.
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The dark comedy "After Life" stars Ricky Gervais as a widower.
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The bride was a widow and the groom was a widower.
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The bride was twice widowed, and the groom was a widower.
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A widower met a younger woman on the street in 2013.
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My husband no longer refers to himself as a writer's widower.
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Near the end of the day, Ms. Thompson's widower, the Rev.
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Her widower, Wilhelm, sits there for two days, sketching the scene.
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Mr. McElroy, whose first marriage ended in divorce, was a widower.
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When is it O.K. to make a move on a widower?
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Ricky Gervais plays a nasty widower in a new Netflix series.
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My boyfriend was a recent widower so I thought he understood grief.
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Gadsden-Andrews said she believed her mother's widower received money as well.
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Just after Thanksgiving 2014, Bryan's brother-in-law Ben (Kelly's widower) died.
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The story centers on Kohei, a high school math teacher and widower.
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They find shelter with Jóhann, a widower with a young son, Jónas.
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He is a widower; his wife, Myra Hiatt Kraft, died in 0003.
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One widower lost 60 pounds and became unable to return to work.
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Travel ____ A widower met a younger woman on the street in 2013.
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But as the years went on, he often seemed like a widower.
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They settle into a mansion requisitioned from Stephen (Skarsgard), a German widower.
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Noah Selvaggio, a widower and retired scientist, is nearing his 80th birthday.
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The couple, she said, introduced her to Mr. Whitehead, a recent widower.
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The bride's previous marriage ended in divorce; the groom was a widower.
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Mr. Sheppard was a widower, and his first marriage ended in divorce.
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Ms. Koval, a widow and Mr. Burgay, a widower, were introduced through Match.
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"Five Seasons" describes the first year of the protagonist's life as a widower.
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The bride's previous marriage ended in divorce and the groom was a widower.
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The bride's previous marriage ended in divorce, and the groom was a widower.
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A very attractive architect in my circle became a widower two months ago.
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What is the proper way to do introduce a widower to a friend?
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The biggest mistake one can make with a widower is appearing too eager.
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Her widower, James Burton, plans to stay in their home on Lincoln Place.
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Kraft, a widower, is now a regular on the Manhattan/Hamptons social scene.
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The bride's first marriage ended in divorce and the groom was a widower.
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A lonely widower, Golaud is at once drawn to and protective of Mélisande.
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The actress's grieving, obscenely rich widower, Philippe, devotes himself to their daughter, Angelica.
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Bomer plays a trans sex worker who befriends a suicidal widower, according to Variety.
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SOCIAL Q'S A widower has made space in his life for his new girlfriend.
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Dear Amy: I'm 64 and have been a widower for more than five years.
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What should I wear to the funeral of a widower I wish to attract?
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There, she meets Arturo (a local widower) and Snow (Arturo's daughter from a previous marriage).
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An angry widower becomes friends with a charity shop worker trapped in an abusive relationship.
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"I believe we weren't taken seriously because we're undocumented," her widower, Yovani Lopez, told CNN.
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White's widower and her mom are suing Carrey, claiming he was responsible for her death.
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Early in the story, the protagonist's father, a widower, accompanies the teenager to the dentist.
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Detectives also discovered the suspect married Michael Warren, the widower of the victim, in 2002.
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The new widower Dan (Goodman), meanwhile, shuffled through the episode as if half dead himself.
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Amy's divorce has just been finalized; she's still dating dreamy widower dad Jesse (Jay Hernandez).
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Here's the question: This man is a widower with no children and is well off.
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She has since died and the case is being pursued by her widower, Darryl Biel.
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Some of Irangani's six grandchildren placed white chrysanthemums on her grave, followed by her sobbing widower.
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It's not up to us to tell a widow or widower the "appropriate" time to remarry.
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A widower began casting messages in bottles seeking a soulmate after his wife died of cancer.
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In Saturday's special, Corina was asked whether Wood's widower Wagner, now 87, is considered a suspect.
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Through it all, no character is more indelible than that of Scout's widower father, Atticus Finch.
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The drama that sees Nick Nolte portray a widower with Alzheimer's made just $2,250 per location.
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"Every human being needs a home,—bachelor, husband, or widower, girl, wife, or widow," Gilman wrote.
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One widower in a study of Garfield's dreamed of driving to the airport with his wife.
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The father, a recent widower and retired doctor, has just received news that he is dying.
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Technology allowed me to continue that casual correspondence like a widower might speak to a gravestone.
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He is Mr. Bergé's widower as well as head of the foundation that runs the institutions.
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That transition was easy compared with the one that preceded it, when he became a widower.
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Mr. Garcia and Elba Sottile (he a widower, she a widow) met and married in 1973.
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May&aposs wife, Evelyn, died of cancer in July, and the widower was deep in debt.
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According to Erwin Goldbloom, the widower of Linda, the Dodgers offered to pay for funeral expenses.
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It also tightens rules on widower or legacy pensions and readjusts replacement rates to curb early retirement.
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When Celie's mother dies, her rapist sells her to a widower who physically and verbally abuses her.
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Khan, the young widower, told police that Rafique had feared for her life after the couple eloped.
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A recent widower with a young son, Menashe is in a grief spiral but doesn't know it.
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Her family, including her father, sister Suzette, brother A.B., and her widower Chris Perez, were also there.
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Interestingly, Gussie's manager was named John Leslie, the widower of boxing legend and recently deceased Hattie Leslie.
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He described himself as a widower with two grandchildren who spent a career building wire-stripping machines.
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Her husband of just a few years is a widower; his late wife was Cooley's close friend.
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SOCIAL Q'S A widower grapples with the possibility that not everyone wants to be there for him.
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I am engaged to a wonderful man, a widower of four years after 30 years of marriage.
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A widower who had told her the names of flowers, a grandfather who had shown her the stars.
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An urn that resembled a large travel book was made for a widower to commemorate his late wife.
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At first, the landscape had mostly plain-vanilla families — in every sense — with the occasional widower thrown in.
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The hero, Dan (Dave Johns), is a middle-aged widower, deft with his hands, who lives in Newcastle.
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It was a story about widow and widower with three children each, who create a new family together.
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And then Sharon called to ask if I would be interested in a blind date with a widower.
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Now he plays a grief-stricken widower in this new British series, which was conceived by Harlan Coben.
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He graduated from Binghamton University and received a master's degree in management from N.Y.U. He was a widower.
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Mr. Broderick, coming off a lead role in the Broadway comedy "Sylvia," will play John, a grieving widower.
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Kennedy traveled to Cambodia with David Ormsby Gore, a British friend of her husband's and a recent widower.
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A 91-year-old widower in Santa Clara, California, was attacked and robbed while visiting his wife's grave.
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They wander, and in an environment far-flung from their former dwellings, Katla enchants a young widower, Johann.
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My father is the kind of widower for whom procuring his lunchtime turkey sandwich is a significant victory.
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Dembner, who Mulvihill calls Mr. Ronald, is a widower and veteran who now lives alone with his dog King.
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Amid those times, a widower or divorcee isn't in the best shape to make pressing decisions about their finances.
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Married couples typically choose a joint and survivor policy, meaning the payments will continue to the widow or widower.
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First of all, does Liam Neeson's character, the widower Daniel, have a crush on Karen, played by Emma Thompson?
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Zardari is the widower of two-time prime minister Bhutto, who died in a 2007 suicide attack while campaigning.
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After 23 months as a widower, at age 230 he remarried a lovely woman who became our loving stepmother.
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A little bit of wealthy widower style can be added to your look with these gorgeous, mod-looking earrings.
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A widower with two adult daughters, Mr. Perlstein spends most his time in Paris with his companion, Simone Swaab.
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He is a widower, whose young son has Down syndrome, and the two decide to travel across the country.
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In "No Place for Good People," the narrator, a widower, works in a home for adults with developmental disabilities.
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Individuals can file for widow or widower benefits starting at age 60, but that benefit amount will be reduced.
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It became "Full House," the warmhearted comedy about a widower raising his young daughters with the help of two bachelors.
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But two years into their idyllic relationship, Belcombe suddenly married Charles Lawton, a 56-year-old widower, for economic stability.
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The series is about a widower who orders a bride from the Philippines to help him raise his preteen daughters.
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Chris Perez, the widower of the late Selena Quintanilla, has never been afraid to share their memories as a couple.
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For example, we see the dating life of Leonard, a widower in his 70s, and Mila, a queer Black woman.
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Erin Moran's widower has penned a heart-wrenching open letter detailing the actress' final days leading up to her death.
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The truth, wrote Aaron Ben-Zeév, Ph.D, in Psychology Today, is that a widow (or widower) may never be ready.
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A widower with no children, Silva spent his free time in complete idleness, eating his meals in a local restaurant.
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Her second cousin once removed, Jerry Lynn Burns, a 183-year-old small business owner and widower, had been charged.
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Cousy, a widower, lives alone in the 6,300-square-foot house that he and his wife, Missie, bought in 1963.
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According to the ruling, the groom would now also have to disclose if he was unmarried, divorced or a widower.
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Hi, Carolyn: My 60-year-old dad, a widower of about three years, has started saying he wants a girlfriend.
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Zardari is the widower of Benazir Bhutto, the first female Prime Minister of an Islamic nation, who was assassinated in 2007.
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In his debut novel, Fernando A. Flores tours a slightly altered world, with a widower named Esteban Bellacosa as the guide.
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Former President Asif Ali Zardari, widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, was arrested by the anti-graft agency in June.
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"Just over a year, I became a widower and I have, I'm moving along as best I can," says Oswalt, 48.
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Michelle passed away at 30-years-old on January 22, 2016, and Polo started Better Not Bitter Widower a month later.
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You don't get to comment on the choices of a widower while you sit happily next to your own living spouse.
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Along with Saldanha's widower, Benedict Barboza, 53, her children are helping to establish a hospital in Mangalore, India, in her honor.
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When the couple married, Mr. Helpern was a widower with a young son, and her previous marriage had ended in divorce.
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Henderson starred in the ground-breaking television series about a woman with three daughters who married a widower with three sons.
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A widower described how he received his wife's highly elevated blood lead level results one year after she had been tested.
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In Atwood's Hag-Seed, Prospero is a widower theater director named Felix, and his usurper is his erstwhile business partner, Tony.
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Also present is the mother's pathetic sister, who brings along her boyfriend, a reformed alcoholic widower (his teenager comes with them).
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Magellan, a widower with two daughters, is curmudgeonly but sneaky-hip in the vein of Tom Barnaby, the original "Midsomer" detective.
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From his Newport days, he knew Francis Boott, an amateur composer and widower, and his adult artist-daughter Elizabeth, or Lizzie.
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Mr. Memon said he would go to Quetta to console and compensate the widower, a truck driver with six other children.
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Catherine of Siena first used fasting as a form of protest when her parents wanted her to marry her older sister's widower.
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Big Sister Ei-ling was the first to captivate Sun, but she chose to marry H. H. Kung, a wealthy widower, instead.
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Stunned, the widower told the congregation about a woman most had never met, his wife, "his world," and how amazing she was.
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So far, the "Wood Man's Widower fund" has raised more than $35,000 in just two days, with an ultimate goal of $40,000.
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South Australia Premier Jay Weatherill told ABC that he was "deeply ashamed" by the episode and had personally apologized to the widower.
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And although Jason has been able to find moments of joy again, the widower says he's not sure if he'll ever remarry.
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A widow or widower who is caring for a child who is under age 16 or disabled may also receive survivor benefits.
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Dean finally spills his guts: He's anxious about taking her home because he has a difficult relationship with his "eccentric" widower father.
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The neighbor, Ken Watson, was a widower and Renaissance man who had become fond of Mr. Williams's 2½-year-old daughter, Cadi.
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Nicks, operating under the savage logic of grief, married her friend's widower, Kim Anderson, thinking that she would help raise the child.
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Romance arrives in the person of young Teddy Laurence (Timothée Chalamet), the slightly dissolute grandson of a wealthy Concord widower (Chris Cooper).
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I walked most of that day and spent the night in the small farmhouse of an old widower sympathetic to the cause.
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A grizzled and growling Clint Eastwood plays a grizzled and growling (and bigoted) widower in this film, which Mr. Eastwood also directed.
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Now that Donna is gone, Kevin can undertake any number of new, goofy single father/widower storylines that would have been otherwise impossible.
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"I'm glad I had gas in my tank or it could have been worse," says the widower who drove by himself to safety.
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An investigation brewed for five years before failed minor league baseball player Ron Williamson and widower Dennis Fritz were convicted of the crime.
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"The Brady Bunch" was a story about a lovely lady and a man named Brady, a widow and widower with three children each.
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While Feek's widower, Rory, wasn't on hand for the awards, his daughter from a former marriage Hopie and friend Julie were in attendance.
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Now, as Rory faces life without his soulmate by his side, the widower can draw on his bittersweet conversations with Joey for guidance.
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"The Brady Bunch " -- a show about a widow with 3 daughters who married a widower with 3 sons -- ran from 1969 to 1974.
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Widower Alan talked about losing his wife and his son, and it's safe to say his story had people reaching for their tissues.
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In the popular film, he plays none other than the Tex Mex singer's widower, Chris Perez, and the two have a friendship today.
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Selena Quintanilla's widower, Chris Perez, took to social media to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary by posting a photo of their marriage license.
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The biggest curmudgeon on the block, Ove is a jobless widower who likes to think he runs the condo association and everybody's lives.
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In smaller roles, Michael Mulheren scowls and plots as that villainous mayor, and Stephen Bogardus imbues Billy's widower father with a paternal tenderness.
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It centers on four women (Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts, and Britt Robertson) and one widower (Jason Sudeikis) as Mother's Day approaches.
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The sweet spot When a widow starts dating a widower, she finds him to be a little helpless and a lot a slob.
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Clara's brother, a widower called Slim (Larry Bull), may be falling in love with Georgette but has good reasons for not saying so.
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One time, when both surviving parents happened to be visiting their respective grandchildren, the widower noticed the widow at a Little League game.
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Not Charlize Theron, or the ghost of Marlene Dietrich, but a paunchy Russian widower of eighty-seven, with a birthmark on his scalp.
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The 60-year-old widower has an incredible tolerance for Miss Daisy's stubbornness and the film chronicles a friendship that lasts 25 years.
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Widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, Zardari spent 11 years in jail on corruption and murder charges before becoming president in 2008.
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Hungarian actor Géza Röhrig stars as Shmuel, a grieving widower whose wife has died of cancer, leaving him and two young sons behind.
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Zardari, widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, was arrested by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the anti-corruption body's spokesman, Nawazish Ali, said.
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Helen's father, Lily, a widower, is having an affair with Aysha, the daughter of the neighbourhood's Muslim cleric, who also happens to be widowed.
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In a lawsuit filed Monday, White's widower Mark Burton alleged Carrey illegally obtained "highly addi[c]tive" drugs under the bogus name Arthur King.
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Though A.C. was not a widower like Atticus, Lee's mother was mentally ill, so she and her siblings were essentially raised by her father.
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They get to have fun -- and so does the 94-year-old World War II veteran, who is adjusting to life as a widower.
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The following year, her widower, the muralist Diego Rivera, gave the painting to a woman who had helped Kahlo in the studio, Stein said.
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Matthew Broderick stars as John, a grieving widower who visits a neophyte counselor (Billy Carter) for help dealing with the ghost of his wife.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Brain cancer took Debbie Hollis's life on March 793, 1997, making her husband, Hollis Jackson Jr., a widower at 34.
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Hewed from an enchanted block of wood by the lonely old widower Geppetto, our Pinocchio is a creature of unedited appetite and zero empathy.
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She told the widower that she had fled an abusive boyfriend in Massachusetts with her teenage children and they had no place to stay.
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Menashe is a widower, and his orthodox Jewish faith requires him to raise his child, Rieven (Ruben Niborski), in a home with a mother.
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If you've seen the show, you know I mean the one involving Leonard, a charming widower in his 60s who's looking for a new partner.
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Instead, we're introduced to Stefan Lubert (Alexander Skarsgard), a soft-spoken and polite widower and former architect who ends up playing host to the Morgans.
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The Tejano musician — and widower of late iconic singer Selena Quintanilla — surprised the Salvation Army by donating dozens of toys for children at local shelters.
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Cox's widower spoke of the grief of their two young children though he said that public support for the family had been of some consolation.
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He was 88 years old, a widower, originally from Russia, where he had worked as a tailor and musician before coming to the United States.
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Meadow's widower, Harrison (Billy Eichner) gives a press conference claiming that Meadow's rampage and suicide was indeed politically motivated, and that Kai was the target.
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Annie is drawn to the voice of Sam, a widower, as he talks movingly on a podcast about whether he can ever love another woman.
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Della was rushed to the hospital, where she would die just days later, a GoFundMe set up to raise money for the grieving widower, explains.
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"Of a Promise Broken" relates the story of a widower who reneges on a deathbed vow made to his beloved wife: never to marry again.
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Her mother was warned that another pregnancy would kill her, and it did, when Jeanne was 5, leaving her father a widower with four children.
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He's that sexiest of suitors, a widower, his first wife, a Frenchwoman named Lucie, having died mysteriously on a trip to her fractious home country.
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But she also met Edward, a widower in his 90s and her friend's father, whose conversation — and sumptuous, home-cooked dinners — were a welcome contrast.
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Technically, Corie wasn't laid off from the F.B.I.'s Joint Terrorism Task Force; she left it to marry Josh, a widower and a federal judge.
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I was recently at the wedding shower of the daughter of a widower friend, a happy, beautiful occasion, filled with young women in flowered dresses.
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"It's usually one conversation and that's it," said Mr. Zhao, a widower since 250, in a lament familiar to frustrated singles no matter their age.
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A romance develops as Owen (Grenier), a wealthy widower, works with his nanny, Harper (Doubleday), to plan a Christmas fund-raiser at the Graceland mansion.
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The movie centers on Lionel (Alex Descas), a widower who operates commuter rail cars for a living, and Joséphine (Mati Diop), his university student daughter.
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Raul Castro was a widower when he took over as leader in 2008 from his older brother, Fidel Castro, who was guarded about his private life.
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He's a character that has worn many hats (pun intended) over the last two seasons: villain, ally, boss, gamer, husband, cheater, friend, foe, philanthropist, widower, father.
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Her taciturn husband-to-be, Dr. Colton Lee, is a widower with a young daughter in the Wyoming territory, and he's looking for a demure wife.
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The study team assessed widow/widower status, cognitive functioning test scores and other factors such as bereavement, education, remarriage, health status, race and living family members.
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And in the hamlet of Busavate, in the wooded hills of eastern Kosovo, a widower, Shemsi Maliqi, struggles to explain how his family has been divided.
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Now 90 and with faculties undiminished, Mr. Lewis doesn't have much to laugh about in the role of Max, a former jazz pianist and recent widower.
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Anything is based on a Timothy McNeil play about a Southern widower named Early Landry, whose sister relocates him to Los Angeles after several suicide attempts.
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Under District of Columbia law, the winner, an 82-year-old widower at the time, was able to claim the prize through a limited liability company.
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There was a lawsuit brought against her in 2011 by an 80-year-old widower in Orlando who had bumped into her in a grocery store.
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Ray (Sam Worthington) is a widower who gets a second chance at happiness with his second wife, Joanne (Lily Rabe) and young daughter Peri (Lucy Capri).
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Now, the widower is filling the column's pages with heartfelt words of his own, as he spends a second Father's Day without the love of his life.
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The brand's Head of Design, Said Cyrus, widower of the late Catherine Walker, gave PEOPLE a sneak peek of some of the latest spring-summer 2018 collection.
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Its conclusion constitutes another brusque tonal shift, as Tom inexplicably makes a quick transition from Wong's grief as a widower to the painter's current respect and acclaim.
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WATCH THIS: McDonald's Staff Throws a Birthday Party for Lonely Widower Want the ultimate dish on the latest celebrity food news, plus exclusive recipes, videos and more?
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Meyers' most recently directed film, The Intern, tells the heartwarming story of 70-year-old widower Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro) getting back in the working world.
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In the letter, the widower consoles his children, writes about his comrades, describes being pinned down by Southern snipers, and discusses a popular topic among soldiers -- food.
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John Goodman is anything but broken up about playing a widower on TV, because he tells us life without his TV wife, Roseanne Barr ... is just great!
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Now, the widower is opening up about his late wife's final weeks, and his pursuit of joy after the devastation of losing the love of his life.
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" Moran's widower concluded the letter, "the coroner said even if she was in the hospital being pumped full of antibiotics she still would not of made it.
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After social media posts from widower Oswalt and his girlfriend Meredith Salenger signaled the big news, the comedian's rep confirmed to People that they are indeed engaged.
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The widower, who is suing an Ohio doctor that ordered the dose he believes killed his wife, was still distraught when he spoke to CNN affiliate WBNS.
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His father was a pipe fitter at the United States Steel mill in Fairless Hills, Pa. The bride was a widow and the groom was a widower.
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Google's choice of airing the Loretta ad was not without its risks, given that it centered on a sad story of a widower recalling his late wife.
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It was a brief and unhappy marriage, though; HOW TO CROSS A MARQUESS (Sourcebooks Casablanca, paper, $7.99) opens with Roger a widower, grappling with guilt and grief.
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J. Shively and a glowing Sarah Nicole Deaver), childhood sweethearts who have found romance, until Barney's officious father (Colin Ryan), a widower with designs on Belle, intervenes.
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But Mr. Butz, a still-grieving widower — his wife, Cecilia Kuhn, the drummer in an all-female punk band, Frightwig, died in 2017 — sees it another way.
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A widow or widower is eligible to start receiving reduced benefits on your record as early as age 60 and full benefits at their full retirement age.
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But in 1996, his brother Laurance had grown frail, and David found himself a widower, with Peggy, his wife of 56 years, having died at age 80.
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Disgruntled widower Gary Clark (Michael O'Neill), who blames Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) for his wife's death, comes back to the hospital with a loaded gun seeking revenge.
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I assure you, every person in "Jenny's" circle — her widower, her children, and other friends and family members — all of you are coping with these challenging feelings.
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A recent report from the agency's Office of the Inspector General estimates that 219,2000 widow and widower beneficiaries age 0003 and above were underpaid approximately $2000 million.
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Her final Broadway appearance, in 1969, was in "A Teaspoon Every Four Hours," a comedy about a Jewish widower whose son falls in love with a black woman.
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"We'd love nothing more than to start a movement and get other other people across the country to adopt a widow or widower in their lives," says Jimmy.
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The mega-company premiered The Last Tycoon, an old Hollywood drama starring Matt Bomer as Monroe Stahr, an insanely handsome widower and movie producer with the golden touch.
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One such figure is Henry, a 74-year-old black widower with drooping, hound-dog eyes, a flattened profile and an accent so impenetrable his speech is subtitled.
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And during their first date — which included a tour of her new abode — Pastor Joe Finfrock, a fellow widower, took Baker by total surprise and popped the question.
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Brittany Oswell's parents and widower filed their April 18 lawsuit in a federal court in South Carolina, where the 25-year-old nurse and her husband Cory lived.
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" The widower shared a photo of his and Indy's reaction in the audience, writing, "After I spoke, Indy and I stood and watched a video honoring her mama.
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And yet Morris from America is about an overweight, lonely black teenager (Markees Christmas) stuck in Germany, where his widower father (Chris Robinson) is a professional soccer coach.
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"When the scandal is gone and the mistakes have been made and they've been rectified, this is what you're left with: a widower and motherless boys," Teap said.
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For one thing, the Nortons — Ed, a widower, and his three adult sons — are hyperaware of their relative good fortune and the unfairness to others it unavoidably entails.
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Michael (Ben Whishaw) is a widower with three young children of his own, and he's in danger of losing his house; Jane (Emily Mortimer) is a labor organizer.
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The scammer then used the stolen identity to befriend the 80-year-old widower through an online dating service, and worked to steal his heart and his money.
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He is the son of the late Ethel Prudence Bonser Abbott and the late John V. Abbott, who both lived in Ridgewood, N.J. Dr. Abbott was a widower.
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The 1940 film "REBECCA," Alfred Hitchcock's American directorial debut, is about the wives of the brooding widower, Maxim de Winter, played with suitably furrowed brow by Laurence Olivier.
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In the spot, an 85-year-old widower asks Google to bring up various memories he has of his late wife, then says "remember when" about those moments.
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As if to remedy that, we meet Stephan (Alexander Skarsgard, resplendent in a series of snazzy woolen jumpers), the lonesome German widower whose luxurious home Lewis has requisitioned.
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The father, a widower, is on the prowl himself, though he seems as captivated by the tasty dishes eligible women cook as he is with the women themselves.
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The wife eventually passed away, and when Ginger by chance was spending the holidays near the couple's home, she arranged to meet the widower, Jim Ravella, face to face.
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What it's about: An epistolary novel told in letters between Anders Larsen, a Danish professor and widower, and Tina Hopgood, an English woman who lives isolated on her farm.
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"As he got down on one knee, I cried and asked if he was sure – if we went ahead, he'd be a widower before he was 30," she remembered.
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While on the run, Roy seeks refuge in an isolated New Mexico mining town governed mainly by women, where he meets hardened widower and fellow outcast Alice Fletcher (Dockery).
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Walter Peat, a widower, overseeing the rebuilding of a house his son set on fire, views himself as the last line of defense for his erratic son's uncertain future.
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Her short story "Las Vegas Charley" is about an old man called Charley, a widower who works as a dishwasher after the camps and spends all his money gambling.
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"The electronic media is a wonderful way to connect," said Mr. Spielman, a widower who interviewed more than 1,600 people to find out how they coped with being single.
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The movie follows reluctant 17-year-old María as she gets closer to the date of her arranged marriage with a much older widower who already has three kids.
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No wreckage, no evidence; no evidence, no charges against a suddenly unencumbered widower flush with insurance money and eyes on a young woman not yet out of her teens.
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The visitors include Mr. Perry (Tom Nelis), a septuagenarian widower who is courting Marianne; Gene's sometime girl, Kate Draper (Caitlin Houlahan); and the family physician, Dr. Walker (Robert Joy).
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It was Hugh L. Carey, New York's governor at the time, who introduced her to Evangeline Gouletas, a Chicago developer whom Mr. Carey, a widower, was planning to marry.
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The old man was Jerry Needleman, a retired builder and a widower, who was 84 when he walked out of his apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side on Aug.
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This strait-laced widower is at first baffled then won over by his quirky, big-city neighbors, particularly Freda (Matt Bomer), a transgender woman who earns money through prostitution.
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Solidly mounted, it also features two key supporting performances from Amy Ryan as Keaton's concerned colleague and especially Stanley Tucci as a widower leading the opposition to the payout.
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Then, in the two years following, they are entitled to file as a qualifying widow or widower as long as they claim a dependent child, stepchild, or adopted child.
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He's not a grieving widower, like he is in the new film, just a weirdo whose love of animals has scared off all humans who aren't related to him.
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But as MPs returned to work Wednesday, he managed to sink to a new low, invoking the name of a murdered MP in a way that sickened her widower.
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The fugitive Eugene Palmer Age: 77 Height: 5 feet, 9 inches Weight: 220 poundsCharged with murderOn the run since 2012 The victim Tammy Palmer Age: 39 Children: 2 The victim's widower and fugitive's son "I wish I'd never met her because then I'd never fell in love with her and I never would have married her and she never would have been here," said John Palmer, the fugitive's son and widower of the victim.
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And most significantly, Belle's dad Maurice has been upgraded from a wacky cartoon eccentric to a more nuanced character, a grieving widower doing his best to support a headstrong daughter.
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The widower Finch teaches the book's narrator, Scout, lessons about courage, morality, and standing up for what you believe in while he fights prejudice in segregated Alabama as a lawyer.
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" On another occasion, one of his clients, a widower, reported that his son wanted to be added to his bank accounts as a co-signer "just in case something happened.
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By delaying the start of Social Security payments up to age 70, married couples can increase the amount a spouse will be able to claim as a widow or widower.
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While we hear audience "laughter" in the background, it's impossible to believe that many people found a widower joking about a reminder of his wife's death truly, knee-slappingly funny.
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Last Tango in Paris tells the story of an affair between an older widower and a young woman, who meet when they both view an apartment for rent in Paris.
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World Premiere Menashe / U.S.A. (Director: Joshua Z Weinstein, Screenwriters: Joshua Z Weinstein, Alex Lipschultz, Musa Syeed) — Within Brooklyn's ultra-orthodox Jewish community, a widower battles for custody of his son.
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Lasuzzo, a 70-year-old widower with homes in Wyoming and Texas, is an accomplished wildlife photographer who knew how to show McEntire's party the prime locations for animal sightings.
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Nearly 40 years after Natalie Wood died under mysterious circumstances, Los Angeles County Sheriff's investigators say her widower Robert Wagner is "more of a person of interest" in the case.
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Arthur's first instinct was to sequester himself with Conkling, but he ended up spending much of this period by himself, a lonely widower often weeping inside his Lexington Avenue brownstone.
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A widower at 76, he has Alzheimer's disease, and after he leaves his cherished motorcycle in the middle of the street, being at home alone is no longer an option.
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And, even worse, the undeniable satisfaction of the attention, the weighted proximities, which pushed emotion into the realm of the representational: ladies and gentlemen, the widower and his surviving daughter.
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Like almost every other single dad you see in a movie, he is a widower, a shortcut to audience sympathy that Mr. Hartigan might have had the wit to avoid.
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In an email to The Cut for a 2013 piece on Luna, her widower, Italian photographer Luigi Cazzaniga, said that she felt "rejected" by both the Black and white communities.
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The presence of Kitsy herself, as she is remembered by her widower, Pat, is signaled by a shifting posture that turns out to come from her bras never fitting properly.
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And Brendan Cox, the widower of the murdered British lawmaker Jo Cox, stepped down from two charities created in her memory after accusations of sexual misconduct were revealed this year.
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Jessica Malot, a graphic designer for Polo Ralph Lauren, has visited Mr. Dimonda at home on Long Island, where he lives alone as a widower, to help him hang drapes.
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Maya Da-Rin's The Fever contrasts the natural and industrial environments of Brazil through the eyes of a widower who embarks on a big move to provide for his daughter.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor struck a sweet deal on her Bel-Air mansion, and now that she's died ... it means her widower has to find a new place to live ASAP.
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They reconnected in Seoul after Parliament was disbanded in a military coup in 1961 and Mr. Kim — a little-known politician and a widower with two sons — lost his seat.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported the widower of a U.S. soldier to Mexico last week, despite his legal permission to live in the United States, according to his attorney.
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Brendan Cox, the widower of a lawmaker who was assassinated in 2016 by a right-wing extremist, stepped down from two charities this month after accusations of sexual misconduct resurfaced.
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But on Tuesday, the cast and crew of Hamilton brought "complete joy" to a grieving widower when they put on a private concert for the former president in his Houston office.
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The film follows how Frank (Nick Offerman), a widower about to close his Brooklyn record store, and his daughter Sam (Kiersey Clemons), deal with her impending departure for college in California.
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A 93-year-old widower from Glennville, Georgia, still lovingly sets lunch dates with his late wife by bringing along a photograph of her when he eats at his favorite restaurant.
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When Liam Neeson took on the role of widower Daniel in the 2003 Christmas hit Love Actually, he had no idea how closely his life would eventually mirror his beloved character's.
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Now back in print, Jane Gardam's 1976 novel features an awkward teenage girl, Marigold Green, living with her widower father, a housemaster at a boys' school in the north of England.
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Michael and Jane, the two Banks children at the center of the original tale, have grown up to become a grieving widower (Ben Whishaw) and an ebullient union organizer (Emily Mortimer).
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A French-Algerian immigrant from the outskirts of Paris, Mr. Medjellekh, 34, is a widower; his wife, Sandrine, died shortly after their daughter, Amani, was born.
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Here, he's Frank, a longtime widower and record-store owner in Brooklyn who's facing an empty nest, a played-out business and a mother (Blythe Danner) on the verge of senility.
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Vows 2000 Photos View Slide Show ' Once upon an algorithm, a widower in San Francisco who was an expert in online consumer behavior took to the internet to find the one.
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When Kevin Can Wait returns to CBS in the fall, time will have jumped a year in the life of Kevin Gable (James), who will be depicted as a widower with kids.
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The following year, her widower, the muralist Diego Rivera, gave "Nina con Collar" to one of her studio assistants, who hung it in her California home for 60 years, according to Stein.
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In the film, Richard (Gaffigan), a recent widower who thinks his wife is trying to communicate with him from beyond the grave, calls on a paranormal investigator, Shelia (Marin Ireland), to help.
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The couple had been plagued with nasty comments from online users who were critical of their decision to get married less than a year and a half after Oswalt became a widower.
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If the roles were reversed, and I was a non-widowed single person dating a widower, I'm sure I'd feel a degree of insecurity about my partner's attachment to his late wife.
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Your widow or widower can receive full benefits at their full retirement age or at any age if they take care of your children who are younger than age 16 or disabled.
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Clark was a widower and a single father raising a 17-year-old son and a 14-year-old daughter since his wife died six years ago, according to CNN affiliate WKMG.
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Fuller House was strongly reminiscent of its predecessor, which featured widower Danny Tanner (Saget) raising three daughters with the help of his brother-in-law, Jesse (Stamos), and best friend, Joey (Coulier).
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On Wednesday, Judge Bea pointed out to PETA's attorney David Schwarz that the Copyright Act says that certain rights descend to a deceased author's widow/widower and children—whether legitimate or illegitimate.
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Anyone who's watched the Guy Pierce-starrer can confirm there's nothing funny about a film where a widower with amnesia attempts to track down the man who raped and murdered his wife.
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The smaller unit, also with expansive park views, is being sold by Madison Cox, a garden designer and widower of Mr. Bergé, whom he married months before Mr. Bergé's death in 2017.
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Over the course of six half-hour episodes his character Tony, a widower who has recently lost his wife to breast cancer, abuses everyone he encounters in his small fictional English town.
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According to Jack Shear, Kelly's widower and the executive director of his foundation, not one of the artist's site-specific works could be conceptually destroyed by moving it, as "Tilted Arc" was.
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He's a grieving widower — his last act before breaking free from his Secret Service protectors is to stare lovingly at a photo of his wife taken shortly before she died of cancer.
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"Max Porter does damaged psyche well," Laird Hunt writes in his review, comparing the book to Porter's debut, "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," which featured a widower and his young sons.
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Apple also recently created an ad that played on our emotions and sympathies for a widower who was brought to a tearful moment through the medium of technology (an iPad keynote presentation).
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Then there's Daphne's father, Tom, once a principal at Pickering High, now a widower, who moves to New York and embraces big-city living with the wholesome glee of a sitcom character.
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In a post to his Facebook page, Better Not Bitter Widower, Polo revealed that he recently found a photo of Michelle in the wedding dress that he never got to see her wear.
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The cast is rounded out by Brad Garrett as conservative, tough-love widower Douglas, Kimrie Lewis as the warm Poppy, and Jake Choi as in-over-his-head 20-year-old dad Miggy.
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Sheila, they learned, is now married to Marlene's widower, Michael Warren, 63, the man with whom she was rumored to have been having an affair at the time of the killing, say police.
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When not following the couple's courtship, the movie stays with Roy, who is revealed to be not a charming and frail widower but a coldblooded con man with multiple schemes going at once.
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Carr was in her early 20s when she played Liesl, the eldest of the seven children of stern widower Captain Von Trapp, played by Christopher Plummer, in the 1965 musical starring Julie Andrews.
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" Maraval cited as an example "35 Shots of Rum," from 2008, which depicts a college-aged girl and her loving father, an African immigrant and widower: "They're not rich, but they're not gangsters.
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The septuagenarian André De Shields, a two-time Tony nominee who never met an audience he wasn't determined to seduce, is on hand to strut his radioactive charisma as a determinedly seductive widower.
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To narrate the travails of this Mississippi-born Confederate mistress in 2018 is far from easy, so Frazier leaps what might have been an insurmountable narrative hurdle with a widower named James Blake.
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Sometime on Tuesday, November 8, 1960, a 66-year-old widower and self-described "moderate Republican" went to his polling place in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, to vote for his state's junior senator for president.
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Created by her second husband, Ranald MacDougall, who also had screenwriting credits on films like Mildred Pierce (1945) and Cleopatra (1963), the show followed Fabray's character as she married a widower with two children.
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In the Family is a 169-minute probing of a gay Asian-American widower (played by Wang himself) in a custody battle with his late husband's Southern white family for the son he raised.
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Written by Ray Bradbury, the episode stars Josephine Hutchinson as "Grandma," a robotic playmate, guardian, and teacher, who is purchased by a widower (Bewitched's David White) to take care of his three demanding children.
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At the time the Copyright Act was written, after all, marriage was only between a man and a woman, which limited who was allowed to be the "widow" or "widower" of a deceased author.
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The titular hero of "I, Daniel Blake" (played by Dave Johns, a stand-up comic) is a 60-ish widower who worked as a carpenter in Newcastle for decades before suffering a heart attack.
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And here's the often unacknowledged benefit to keeping watch on a widower: With my grandparents dead and my friends all around my age, he diversifies my social life as much as I do his.
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Decades of my life have been built on air travel — college years, a Navy enlistment, grad school, career business travel, overseas vacations and commuting to date my second wife after being left a widower.
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A recent New Yorker report on the phenomenon featured a widower who rented two women to act as substitutes for his deceased wife and estranged daughter to give him some comfort for a while.
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Until recently, said Mr. Reyes, a widower, his apartment was decorated in an over-the-top theme — a botanical garden with a pond, a lamppost and a park bench — recalling his Puerto Rican upbringing.
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Fifteen years after his retirement from the tornado-making business, Wurman — in his 70s, a widower not especially close to his grown daughters — finds himself driving almost on autopilot to the tornado sale barn.
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"Tyrannosaur," the first feature film directed by Mr. Considine, an actor, changed everything for Colman, who was cast as a physically and psychologically abused wife who forms an unlikely friendship with a violent widower.
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Hough plays Katie Feldman, a woman who moves to a small North Carolina beach town to run from her abusive ex-husband and ends up falling in love with a widower named Alex (Duhamel).
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)The bereaved widower of a young Pakistani woman allegedly burned to death by her family says her relatives guaranteed her safety to persuade her to visit after she eloped against their wishes.
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"Share the shit out of this post ... " A few days after the shooting, before the widower became a nationally known name, employees at Casa Ford Lincoln learned that Basco had been living in his Escape.
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In the beginning of Stitcher's new podcast, My Dead Wife, the Robot Car, a widower named Matt signs up with a mysterious tech company to work as a test driver for a new autonomous car.
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Now, as the kids grieve the loss of their mother and Jacob the death of his wife and "best friend," the widower says he's coming to terms with the idea of being a single parent.
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If now here I was, visiting him in a similar place, wouldn't it be me, in the blink of an eye, in my own retirement center, me the frail widower reduced to a single room?
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He plays a good-hearted, somewhat feckless widower, working as a supermarket clerk and trying to regain custody of his young son — who is being kept by his dead wife's disapproving family until he remarries.
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Our broken widower and father of two returns home to Austin after being undercover for two years for a high profile case – only to discover that there's even more work to be done at home.
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Since abandoning his plan to migrate with his daughter to the United States, Mr. Fuentes, a widower, has not found work here in the violent northern city of Choloma or in nearby San Pedro Sula.
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Kraft, who is a widower, was seen on an undercover surveillance video receiving sexual services, according to authorities, who have charged two dozen other men in connection with the probe of the Orchids of Asia spa.
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It follows the intersecting lives of three main characters: the grieving widower Reverend Tillman (Wendell Pierce) the loyal congregant Helen Wayne (Karen Kaia Livers), and her unemployed son Daniel Wayne (Dominique McClellan) who struggles with alcoholism.
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The show was a reboot of the '80s-'90s sitcom Full House, which featured widower Danny Tanner (Saget) raising three daughters with the help of his brother-in-law, Jesse (Stamos), and best friend, Joey (Coulier).
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When he took up residence in the White House as a widower following his inauguration, it is believed Jackson insisted on planting a sprout from Rachel's favorite magnolia tree from the couple's farm, Hermitage, in Tennessee.
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After a few months and a few more rejections, he began to think perhaps there wasn't a market for a story about a cranky 59-year-old Swedish widower who tries and fails to kill himself.
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"Beginners" (2011) featured a character based on Mills—reticent, emotionally scarred—and one based on his father, an art historian who, after becoming a widower in his seventies, came out as gay, bloomed briefly, then died.
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Bradley Whitford, whose character identifies as Christ, but takes care to note he is not of Nazareth, is a disheveled, muttering widower whose schizophrenia seems hopelessly intermingled with the guilt he feels for his wife's death.
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Thirteen years later came the novel "American Gods," about the old deities immigrants brought to America, the new ones looking to replace them, and the ex-con widower caught up in the middle of it all.
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The widower, Jack Zawadaski, and Huskey's nephew, John Gaspari, filed a lawsuit against the funeral home in early Match, stating that Zawadski "suffered profound and permanent emotional and dignitary harms" as a direct result of their behavior.
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She lives with the girl's grandfather, a 50-year-old widower surnamed Ye. Chen told police that she started the scooter to scare the girl, who didn't want to leave home with the rest of the family.
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The show follows Fran Fine who, after being fired from her job as a cosmetics salesperson and dumped by her boyfriend, becomes a nanny to the three children of a wealthy, English widower in New York City.
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That feeling comes to a head when she flees a betrothal to a kind widower, for reasons she doesn't entirely understand, and her father and other men in the village deem her to be possessed by demons.
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Isabelle's widower Gene (Gabriel Byrne) has been tasked with helping to pick out images from her personal collection, but he's not sure he's up to it and asks his elder son Jonah to come home and assist.
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Lowe, 87, wishes he could do more himself, but age and bad knees have hampered his efforts, the widower and father of 11 said, tottering from his home to the church with the help of a cane.
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A more recent, more painful memory captures the contesting imperatives of finality and delay: "If you want to throw in some dirt," the priest addressed the widower and his child generally but did not complete the sentence.
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"I don't think you could get away with that on [network] TV." The first vignette in If These Walls Could Talk stars Moore as a nurse and widower in the 50s who is pregnant by another man.
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It is most grotesque when it tries for earnest drama, parading the grief of a widower (Liam Neeson) and the humiliation of a middle-aged wife (Emma Thompson) before us when it thinks our throats need lumping.
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A few years later, the director James Ivory cast her in her breakthrough role in the British class drama "Howards End" as the well-heeled, earnest Margaret Schlegel, who gets involved with Anthony Hopkins's upper-crust widower.
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Near the end of Daryl Gregory's funny and charming new novel, "Spoonbenders," Teddy Telemachus — widower, con artist, card mechanic and unwitting patriarch of a family of psychics — tells a boy that what he does isn't real magic.
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Given all the ways it collects data on us, it's depressing to consider that Google apparently doesn't see anything unsettling about an ad that highlights a grieving widower providing the search giant with even more personal details.
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The 10th book by Donoghue — who previously wrote the novel "Room" — is about Noah Selvaggio, a retired chemistry professor and childless widower, who agrees to take in his great-nephew, Michael, after Michael's grandmother and caretaker dies.
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Wiesenfeld, she argued on behalf of widower Stephen Wiesenfeld, whose wife had died in childbirth, leaving him with a son, that he should be able to collect the same survivor benefits under Social Security as a woman would.
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"If ever I can find some healing and some comfort — it has to be with somebody who is not part of all my world of past and pain," Jackie wrote to Ormsby Gore, then a recent widower himself.
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The other two whose names initially made me think they might be promising, "Just Widower Dating" and "The Widow Dating Club," each had cover photos with couples who looked to be at least 20 years older than me.
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Stripped of the collectorship, he was also now a grieving widower: in January, Nell, his pampered and neglected wife, had died from a sudden case of pneumonia contracted while her husband was away in Albany, wheeling and dealing.
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Gomer was a guileless, sweet-natured gas-station attendant in Mayberry, N.C., a sleepy fictional town where Mr. Griffith played the widower sheriff, Don Knotts his deputy, Ron Howard his son and Frances Bavier his matronly Aunt Bee.
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Stay tuned after the reading for thoughts from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones, as well as reflections from John Duberstein, Ms. Riggs's widower, and Lucy Kalanithi, the widow of the neurosurgeon and best-selling author Paul Kalanithi.
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But it seems as if memories of his deceased son, glimpsed as a child in a flashback in the opening scene, have enraged him enough to expose the "widower" by pointing out the many holes in his narrative.
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The show was a reboot of the 80s-90s sitcom Full House, which featured widower Danny Tanner (Saget) raising three daughters with the help of his brother-in-law, Jesse Katsopolis (Stamos), and best friend, Joey Gladstone (Coulier).
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Anthony B. Thompson, the widower of another victim, Myra Thompson, said in an interview on Tuesday that while he remained "in awe" at how much Mr. Roof enjoyed doing what he did, he would not relinquish his forgiveness.
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The subject of Alzheimer's gets a tonally disheveled, occasionally offensive treatment in the disastrous "Head Full of Honey," about a family dealing with (or failing to deal with) the rapidly escalating dementia of the widower Amadeus (Nick Nolte).
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Jessie (Jay Hernandez) is a sexy widower who is apparently ready to get back out there, and all it takes is for him to tell Amy that she's a "good mom" before she pounces on him at the bar.
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The two are drawn to a mysterious house where, their imaginations enhanced by magic candy, they witness an unfolding Edwardian melodrama involving a lonely widower (Barbet Schroeder) and a pair of conniving women (Bulle Ogier and Marie-France Pisier).
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Her move becomes all the more sinister as it is revealed that Miss Wheeland was in fact Frances' sister, and her widower believes Frances could have stolen her identity whilst helping him with the paperwork following his wife's death.
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The plot races through several breathtaking leaps and turns involving the truth about Lucy's parentage, her eventual return to the world through a job at a farm stand and her relationship with the young widower who owns the farm.
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The show was a reboot of the 80s-90s sitcom Full House, which featured widower Danny Tanner (Bob Saget) raising three daughters with the help of his brother-in-law, Jesse (John Stamos), and best friend, Joey (Dave Coulier).
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PITCHING IN Stream on Acorn TV. In this limited-series drama, a widower (Larry Lamb) reconsiders selling his camping park on the North Wales coast when his unpredictable daughter (Caroline Sheen) moves back home and offers to help out.
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The former president, Asif Ali Zardari, the widower of Benazir Bhutto, the former prime minister who was assassinated in 2007, has been accused, along with his sister, of owning a company that received suspicious transactions through fake bank accounts.
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A girl befriends the surviving half of a pair of Siamese twins once joined at the brain like "cookies baked together," but is more disturbed by her Sunk Dad, a manic-depressive widower who threatens suicide via cassette tape.
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In Daphne du Maurier's masterpiece Rebecca, a nondescript (and never named) woman in her early 20s meets a charming older widower, marries him, and moves into the beautiful estate that he shared with his late wife, the titular Rebecca.
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The movie garnered raves at its Sundance debut earlier this year for its sensitive portrayal of a widower (played by Menashe Lustig) struggling to retain custody of his son in a community where single-parent homes are unheard of.
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From the first trailer, we can glean a few things to expect from the movie: Sudeikis being heartachingly sweet, Biel being the perfect wife and then dying, and Williams being the wild, transient youth who inadvertently saves Sudeikis' grieving widower.
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Which is why I found my eyes popping out of their sockets midway through The Aftermath, when Alexander Skarsgard's German widower pushes Keira Knightley's sad British wife onto a dining room table in a way that very obviously evokes that scene.
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While making a film in Norway in 1969, Henderson was asked to appear in the pilot episode of a new sitcom about a blended family in suburban California, where a widower with three sons marries a widow with three daughters.
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On Friday, the singer-songwriter — and Donna Summer's widower — announced his first new album in two years, which includes lead single "It Ain't Cool," available for instant download upon pre-order of his upcoming LP 21st Century World on iTunes.
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When the grieving widower arrived at the funeral home on Friday night, instead of allowing himself to be ushered inside, he walked down the sidewalk to greet and hug the people in line who hadn't been able to get a seat.
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Claiming benefits "gets really complicated when you have people such as a widow or widower" who may be able to claim spousal benefits, said Webster Phillips, a senior policy analyst at the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare.
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LONDON — The widower of the British lawmaker Jo Cox, who was killed in 2016 by a right-wing extremist, has stepped down from two charities created in her memory after accusations of sexual misconduct resurfaced in the British news media.
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Suddenly a single father and grieving widower, Mr. Messinger found himself in the midst of the kind of tragedy people whisper about while knocking wood or tossing salt, in the hopes that this kind of loss will somehow swerve around them.
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It was a good gig for me, all the more so coming off my previous assignment, getting an elderly widower to ask the elderly widow next door if she'd like to go to Red Lobster for dinner on a Saturday night.
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Meanwhile, fellow dancer Patricia (Chloe Grace Mortez) has gone missing, fleeing the company after piecing together the coven's secrets -- but not before sharing them with elderly psychotherapist and war widower Dr Jozef Klemperer (also played by Swinton in heavy prosthetics).
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One story is narrated by a shop mannequin, another by an oarsman rowing the dead across what is clearly the River Styx, another by a lonely old widower who becomes involved with a single mother and her 5-year-old son.
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Andy (Elliot Levey), the 48-year-old widower and father who gets the entire first act to himself, is pro-Leave, though he's far more concerned about reconnecting with his estranged daughter than with matters of state, at least at first.
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LONDON — In November 21962, four years after her husband's assassination, Jacqueline Kennedy traveled to the temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia on a much-publicized trip with David Ormsby Gore, a friend of her husband and himself a recent widower.
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The move follows the arrest earlier this week of Zardari, widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who was killed in a 2007 suicide attack and whose father, PPP founder Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, also served as president and prime minister.
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Acting Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison told reporters Smith's widower, 52-year-old Keith Smith, and his daughter, 28-year-old Valeria Smith, had been arrested earlier that morning in Texas near the Mexican border, and have been charged with first-degree murder.
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This is where we could hypothetically get an emotional moment from Kevin, now a widower, at least recognizing his loss, or Donna, who's dealing with the death of her mother; that isn't the kind of pain that disappears in a just a year.
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A grieving widower has filed a wrongful death suit against a Missouri city and four of its police officers, alleging his wife — the mother of his two young children — was killed as an innocent bystander during an unnecessary police chase in April.
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He is a widower, living alone in a pleasant Berlin suburb, where the only recent disturbance appears to have been an accident at the nearby lake: in the early summer, a man drowned there, and, months later, the body has not been found.
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Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro), a 70-year-old widower, jolts himself out of complacency by becoming an intern at a Brooklyn web start-up founded by Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), whose success is about to be undermined by problems at home.
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The work had the benefit of a deliciously decadent story, based on Georges Rodenbach's Symbolist novel " Bruges-la-Morte ": a widower is wandering through the Flemish city, obsessively mourning his wife, when he meets a dancer who uncannily resembles the dead woman.
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This summer, there are lifeguards enjoying summer flings, and couples like Jerry Schackne, 84, and Theresa Luisi, 2002, one cabana court away from the Gordons, a widower and a widow who met last summer and have been behaving like lovestruck teenagers ever since.
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After a hospital-room reunion, where Ted is shocked to see how "skinny and gray" his father is, Ted moves back to his childhood home in Park Slope to care for the cantankerous widower whom Ted, for complicated reasons, still hotly resents.
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Based on a series of 1920s children's books by Hugh Lofting, Dolittle follows the famed fictional physician, now a widower who keeps his animal friends as company, as he rediscovers his courage on a quest to find a cure for an ailing queen.
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A widower who has outlived his siblings and several of his five children, Mr. Staton said he was born on Valentine's Day in 483, and grew up in a poor family with no money for music lessons and no radio in the house.
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Ms. Schiano had virtually no business experience when the two men took her on, but her self-assuredness and understanding of the brand won them over, said Madison Cox, president of Fondation Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent and the widower of Mr. Bergé.
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Kent's widower, Joe, was also presented with a Bronze Star for Shannon's work with the special operations task force in Syria, the Purple Heart, a Meritorious Service Medal from the Navy and a Defense Meritorious Service Medal from the National Security Agency.
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Doctors told the grieving widower that his wife tested positive for capnocytophaga, a bacteria found in most cats and dogs that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , "rarely" spreads to humans and cause illness — but when it does it can be deadly.
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The Catholic bride died soon after the wedding, but Anna Ivanovna was still unappeased, staging a mock wedding between the widower prince and one of her maids, forcing them to sleep naked in the ice-carved nuptial bed in the newly constructed ice palace.
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A widow, she picks up an elderly widower named Gregor (Werner Finck), and, as their romance progresses, she also recruits him—along with Marion, Jochen, and his colleagues—to help her with an illegal scheme to turn a vacant storefront into a nursery school.
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Portraying a widower driven from his home by visions of his dead wife in Conor McPherson's "Shining City," a great play being given an exemplary revival by the Irish Repertory Theater, Mr. Broderick turns in his most assured and affecting stage performance in years.
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But Mr. Bertolucci's best-known — and most controversial — film came earlier in his career: "Last Tango in Paris" (1972), an explicit depiction of the intense sexual relationship between a middle-aged American widower and a young Frenchwoman (played by Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider).
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Camden's award for Emerging Cinematic Vision went deservedly to Laura Viezzoli's La Natura delle cose (The Nature of Things), a profound end-of-life document of the devoutly-Catholic widower Angelo Santagostino as he succumbs to the immobilizing disease ALS in an Italian nursing home.
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In any case, Rick (who as the series opens is trying to get people to stop calling him "Ricky") is a widower, and the show revolves around the efforts of his daughters, ages 15, 12 and 8, to get him to start dating again.
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I Was Misinformed When one is a woman of a certain age, there are an increasing number of funerals to attend, and thus my friends and I are dealing with a wrenching and difficult question: When it is O.K. to hit on the widower?
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President Andrew Shepherd (Michael Douglas), a widower with a 63 percent approval rating and an adolescent daughter, falls for Sydney Wade (Annette Bening), a lobbyist with a slightly scandalous past in this frothy fairy tale written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Rob Reiner.
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Written by Loach's frequent collaborator Paul Laverty, the film is a tragedy of bureaucracy, equal parts Kafka and Dickens, in which Daniel Blake (Dave Johns), a 59-year-old carpenter and widower, suffers a heart attack and is ordered not to work by his doctor.
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Bill Paxton's directorial debut is a slow-building, flashback-filled gothic thriller about a crazed widower (Paxton) who's gripped with the belief that he's been instructed by angels to kill "sinful" strangers—and who recruits his two young sons to help him with his murder spree.
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ET A New York novelist decides that a change of scenery will get her creative juices flowing and heads home for Christmas to Harbor Point, South Carolina — but when she meets a handsome widower, she finds that she just may be writing her own love story.
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However, it was the death of his brother-in-law, Kelly's widower Ben Cheshire, in 2014 that really shook up his life — Bryan, along with his wife Caroline, decided to take in the couple's three children: son Til, now 16, and college-aged daughters Jordan and Kris.
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MY ABSOLUTE DARLING by Gabriel Tallent (2017) The heroine of this novel, Turtle, is a 14-year-old girl growing up in the forests of Northern California with her father, Martin, a tortured widower who has been teaching her survival skills since she was a child.
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So it was with this week's Washington announcement that a 95-year-old widower living in Queens, Jakiw Palij, had been deported for concealing his history as a Nazi guard at the Trawniki labor camp in German-occupied Poland where some 6,000 Jews were massacred in 1943.
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But the filmmaker, who died at his home in Rome at 77, was even better known for his most controversial movie, "Last Tango in Paris," about an intense sexual relationship between a middle-aged American widower and a young Frenchwoman (played by Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider).
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The arrival of the refugees is fictionalized through the voices of the widower Mahindan, a resourceful father rendered unscrupulous by the circumstances of a terrible war, who has arrived with his 6-year-old son, Sellian, and Priya Rajasekaran, a law student assigned to represent the refugees.
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" But none of them top my excited group of friends explaining to me, a clueless white person, how funny it is that Russell, the eager boy scout who accompanies grieving widower Carl on his mission to the Venezuelan tepuis, names the exotic bird they find "Kevin.
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Bush passed away before the couple were able to see the show together, the show's cast and crew brought "complete joy" to the grieving widower — who spent nearly two weeks in the hospital following his beloved wife's funeral — on Tuesday after treating him to a very special concert.
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Levirate marriage and its many iterations—its fraternal twin is sororate marriage, when a widower marries his deceased wife's sister—have been de rigueur since ancient times in a wide variety of societies and cultures, such as among the Mongols and the Eskimo, and in Tibet, Turkey, and India.
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What they missed was an excellent Kenneth Lonergan screenplay, crisply paced Hettie MacDonald direction, and a cast — led by Hayley Atwell as the strong-willed spinster Margaret Schlegel and Matthew Macfadyen as the conservative widower Henry Wilcox — which found some of the deeper character notes in Forster's story.
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Kidd is a veteran and widower whose life has recently begun to feel "thin and sour," and he reluctantly agrees to take a 215-year-old named Johanna, kidnapped by Kiowa Indians in a violent raid four years earlier, back to her aunt and uncle in San Antonio.
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Harman shows a widower unable to cope with his surviving four children, but if he had been more attentive, his three daughters might not have had such a free run of his large library, which included works by Byron, whose "Turkish Tales" Charlotte began imitating before she was 10.
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She divorced her first husband, Stacy Barcroft Lloyd Jr., in 1948, because she suspected him of infidelity and turned instead to their friend and neighbor, Paul Mellon, a recent widower who was at one point the fifth-richest man in the world and even more prone to running around.
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He is a son of the late Virginia Ball Whelan and the late Dr. Stephen T. Whelan, who lived in Merion, Pa. The groom's father was a dermatologist in private practice in Upper Darby, Pa. The bride's two previous marriage ended in divorce; the groom was a widower.
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Jim Obergefell, the widower whose name is on the 2015 Supreme Court decision affirming same-sex marriage because of the lawsuit he brought demanding Ohio authorities name him on his husband's death certificate, said he doesn't know what gay and lesbian couples can expect under a Trump administration.
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These separate benefits offset each other, meaning every dollar a widow or widower received in military survivor benefits was reduced to fund the compensation received from the VA. In effect, military survivor benefits became the only insurance-type product someone paid into but was legally prohibited from collecting.
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A spinoff series of 1987's Full House, the new iteration follows widower and veterinarian D.J. Tanner-Fuller (Candace Cameron-Bure), her musician sister Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin), and lifelong best friend Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) as they raise D.J.'s three boys and Kimmy's teenage daughter in San Francisco.
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FAVORITE TV REUNIONS The beloved '60s comedy series told the story of Taylor (Griffith), a widower who lives with Opie (Howard) and his Aunt Bee Taylor (Frances Bavier) in Mayberry, N.C. With virtually zero crimes to solve, Taylor spends his time calming down bug-eyed Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts).
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One other issue that shouldn't be a drawback for Booker but may well be is that he'd be the first unmarried vice president since Alben Barkley in 210 (a widower who married shortly after taking office), and the first lifelong bachelor since William Rufus DeVane King under Franklin Pierce in 22006.
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There's the widower with fungus on his feet whose children won't talk to him, the hotel owner taking out loans so he can afford to pay Christine, the good-guy lawyer, and the married guy who seems to be the only one who understands Christine is just another flawed person.
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The story begins, once again, with a death — a gruesome one, involving an ax in a young mother's head — then cycles backward in time to how it happened, playing peekaboo with the motivations and history of its cast: the grieving widower, a professor at a local college; his lovely wife, a.k.a.
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There are some gems, to be sure: "Sportsmen," a finely drawn portrait of outdoorsy American boyhood; "A Man in Louisiana," in which a city slicker is conned by a country dog breeder; "Like a Leaf," about a widower struggling with his first serious romance since the loss of his wife.
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"Fuller House," which stars many of the actors from the original series, takes the first iteration of the sitcom and flips it around: Instead of three men (including a widower) raising three girls in San Francisco, three women (including a widow) raise three children in the same house they grew up in.
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A widower for reasons that take a while to come clear, he has a strained relationship with his daughter (Anna Jacoby-Heron of MTV's "Finding Carter"), and a lot of time is spent on their intertwined journeys — his toward space (and therefore even further away from her), hers toward sobriety and emotional stability.
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This was a city where glamorous European families, such as the Agnellis, owned houses, where the name of the garden designer Madison Cox, the widower of Pierre Bergé (Yves Saint Laurent and his partner, Bergé, had fallen in love with Marrakesh in the 1960s) was whispered like a holy name among the demimonde.
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Astor and the youngest Rockefeller brother were often side by side, attending charity galas and taking carriage rides together near her estate, Holly Hill, in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. By all accounts, the widow and widower never took things beyond that, although this might have had more to do with his hesitation than hers.
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