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Yet another hometown (Bay City, Michigan) claim-to-fame:
The ship that supported the researchers who found the #Titanic - RV Knorr - was built and launched here!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RV_Knorr

Yet another hometown (Bay City, Michigan) claim-to-fame:
The ship that supported the researchers who found the #Titanic - RV Knorr - was built and launched here!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RV_Knorr

Yet another hometown (Bay City, Michigan) claim-to-fame:
The ship that supported the researchers who found the #Titanic - RV Knorr - was built and launched here!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RV_Knorr

Millvina Dean, the youngest survivor of the sinking of the Titanic, died exactly 98 years after the ocean liner’s launch.

RMS Titanic was launched in Belfast on 31 May 1911.

It sank in 1912 with nine-week-old Millvina as a survivor.

She died in Southampton on 31 May 2009.

#FactOfTheDay #Titanic

Millvina Dean, the youngest survivor of the sinking of the Titanic, died exactly 98 years after the ocean liner’s launch.

RMS Titanic was launched in Belfast on 31 May 1911.

It sank in 1912 with nine-week-old Millvina as a survivor.

She died in Southampton on 31 May 2009.

#FactOfTheDay #Titanic

Millvina Dean, the youngest survivor of the sinking of the Titanic, died exactly 98 years after the ocean liner’s launch.

RMS Titanic was launched in Belfast on 31 May 1911.

It sank in 1912 with nine-week-old Millvina as a survivor.

She died in Southampton on 31 May 2009.

#FactOfTheDay #Titanic

Titanic: The Stacked Deck

The Stacked Deck
by Stewart Stafford

I am the last man alive on the Titanic.
Do they commemorate rote chivalry?
Did they notice in the lifeboats
as I was savaged by the ravenous sea?

Into choking darkness, I fell tumbling,
The ship’s name eaten up in black,
Freezing water smothered my lungs;
Even if found, there’s no way back.

Women and children first, they said!
Our end certain as the sinking prow,
Would mothers now nobly step aside
to grant my final resting place somehow?

Classless wine, champagne bottles bobbed;
Numb fingers clasped at Old World pleasantries.
From the mass grave: “Tomb it may concern…”
The guilty waves murmur my eulogies.

© 2026 Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.

Titanic: The Stacked Deck

The Stacked Deck
by Stewart Stafford

I am the last man alive on the Titanic.
Do they commemorate rote chivalry?
Did they notice in the lifeboats
as I was savaged by the ravenous sea?

Into choking darkness, I fell tumbling,
The ship’s name eaten up in black,
Freezing water smothered my lungs;
Even if found, there’s no way back.

Women and children first, they said!
Our end certain as the sinking prow,
Would mothers now nobly step aside
to grant my final resting place somehow?

Classless wine, champagne bottles bobbed;
Numb fingers clasped at Old World pleasantries.
From the mass grave: “Tomb it may concern…”
The guilty waves murmur my eulogies.

© 2026 Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.

Titanic: The Stacked Deck

The Stacked Deck
by Stewart Stafford

I am the last man alive on the Titanic.
Do they commemorate rote chivalry?
Did they notice in the lifeboats
as I was savaged by the ravenous sea?

Into choking darkness, I fell tumbling,
The ship’s name eaten up in black,
Freezing water smothered my lungs;
Even if found, there’s no way back.

Women and children first, they said!
Our end certain as the sinking prow,
Would mothers now nobly step aside
to grant my final resting place somehow?

Classless wine, champagne bottles bobbed;
Numb fingers clasped at Old World pleasantries.
From the mass grave: “Tomb it may concern…”
The guilty waves murmur my eulogies.

© 2026 Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.

Titanic: The Stacked Deck

The Stacked Deck
by Stewart Stafford

I am the last man alive on the Titanic.
Do they commemorate rote chivalry?
Did they notice in the lifeboats
as I was savaged by the ravenous sea?

Into choking darkness, I fell tumbling,
The ship’s name eaten up in black,
Freezing water smothered my lungs;
Even if found, there’s no way back.

Women and children first, they said!
Our end certain as the sinking prow,
Would mothers now nobly step aside
to grant my final resting place somehow?

Classless wine, champagne bottles bobbed;
Numb fingers clasped at Old World pleasantries.
From the mass grave: “Tomb it may concern…”
The guilty waves murmur my eulogies.

© 2026 Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.

Titanic: The Stacked Deck

The Stacked Deck
by Stewart Stafford

I am the last man alive on the Titanic.
Do they commemorate rote chivalry?
Did they notice in the lifeboats
as I was savaged by the ravenous sea?

Into choking darkness, I fell tumbling,
The ship’s name eaten up in black,
Freezing water smothered my lungs;
Even if found, there’s no way back.

Women and children first, they said!
Our end certain as the sinking prow,
Would mothers now nobly step aside
to grant my final resting place somehow?

Classless wine, champagne bottles bobbed;
Numb fingers clasped at Old World pleasantries.
From the mass grave: “Tomb it may concern…”
The guilty waves murmur my eulogies.

© 2026 Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.