Saying these guys actually died poor, I don’t think. In fact, they lived to their fullest, still owned homes, had some luxury and could virtually tour the world if they wanted to. That’s not poverty, that’s good living although, you can consider it living above their means but, they certainly where not poor and once they’ve passed, whatever they owed or owned wouldn’t bother them no more. They’ve left it for others to handle and that’s such a sad truth.
They could have traveled the world if they wanted; their financial situation was utterly comfortable. They did not live in poverty, but instead lived comfortably. They had a house, some luxuries, and could travel if they wanted. This is a good life. They may have spent more than they could afford, but were not truly poor. Ultimately, they had no debts or liabilities, leaving them for others, which is sad. They did it of their own volition; otherwise, they would not have done it.