Deletion of Derrick Morris

Comment: Passes .  Not even pretend compliance with efore.  Article's sources already establish notability.  ot paper
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Comment: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/longest-living-heart-transplant-patient-dies-2381610 He traveled the world as a keen fund raiser for the British Heart Foundation.  Easily passes Passes .  Surely even more news coverage of him back then, and in the various nations he visited.  No government support at the time of his surgery, he had to help win people over http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/south_west/4292707.stm.  Is there an official website mentioning him?  I see www.heart-transplant.co.uk/derrick.html but can't get it to load
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: Passes . sources already establish notability.  ot paper
Stance: keep
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Comment: Articke meets 
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Comment: Passes .  The nomination appears to be a personal opinion, contrary to ,  and 
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Comment: Article is hung entirely on |obituaries with most of the information taken from |direct quotes from Morris himself. We claim, in Wikipedia's voice, that he "travelled the world", but looking at the source that is revealed to be a claim he made about himself, and he apparently clarified that by "the world" he meant "America and the Far East, Europe" -- well, my parents took me on a trip to Toronto when I was a baby, and I've lived about a third of my life in Japan, with the other two thirds spent mostly in Ireland, although I've travelled to most other countries in western Europe, but I certainly wouldn't call that "the world", and Wikipedia should not be either; if we cannot find any sources that cover this topic in more detail and are suitably independent of him (the BBC source is useless given its heavy reliance on direct quotation -- it's a nice obituary, but Wikipedia is not in that business
Stance: delete
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