To Die is not as bad as not having lived — W.B. Stiles, Who Am I? The Gospel Truth About Mankind
To Die is not as bad as not having lived — W.B. Stiles, Who Am I? The Gospel Truth About Mankind
To Die is not as bad as not having lived — W.B. Stiles, Who Am I? The Gospel Truth About Mankind
To Die is not as bad as not having lived — W.B. Stiles, Who Am I? The Gospel Truth About Mankind
To Die is not as bad as not having lived — W.B. Stiles, Who Am I? The Gospel Truth About Mankind
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To Die is not as bad as not having lived

— W.B. Stiles, Who Am I? The Gospel Truth About Mankind
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