Cathy Seipp, journalist was 49 *

Kevin Roderick • March 21 2007 4:03 PM

Cathy Seipp's public battle with lung cancer ended at 2:05 this afternoon. She was surrounded by family members and friends when she died at Cedars-Sinai. The Times' online obituary quotes friends Sandra Tsing Loh and Allan Mayer, as well as Kathryn Jean Lopez, editor of National Review Online, where Seipp wrote the From the Left Coast column. This seems like the time to turn it over to the blogs (links are updated):

Cathy's World
Maia Lazar
Amy Alkon
Emmanuelle Richard
Luke Ford
Moxie
Kate Coe at Fishbowl LA
Anne Thompson
Nancy Rommelmann
Matt Welch at the L.A. Times Opinion blog
Glenn Reynolds
Hugh Hewitt
Ron Rosenbaum
Jackie Danicki
Armed Liberal
Susan Estrich
Tony Pierce at LAist
Mack Reed at Blogging.la
Rachel Sklar at Eat the Press
Mark Steyn at The Corner
Kathryn Jean Lopez at The Corner
Pajamas Media
Justin Levine at Patterico
Little Green Footballs
Ray Richmond
Rip Rense
Patrick Frey
Jim Treacher
Virginia Postrel
Michelle Malkin
Steve Smith
Tabloid Baby
Carol Platt Liebau
Ben Sullivan
Eugene Volokh at The Volokh Conspiracy
Darleene Powells
Bob Sipchen at the L.A. Times' School Me
David Ehrenstein

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