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I mean, for whom? Are you completely out of your mind?
This is just a scientist, and in a very specific industry, which so far does not find much practical application. Yes, he was very famous, well-publicized, perhaps even brilliant, but he did not have a decisive influence on humanity. I am more than sure that Victoria, who created this question, does not even understand what kind of contribution Hawking made to science, but simply clicks.
After all, for Hawking himself, who was old and gravely ill, death was more of a blessing, a release from the torment of a body that wouldn't listen to him.