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Died/passed… any preference?

I notice more and more in U.K. that it is common to say that someone has passed. I prefer to say that someone has died but I would not seek to comment on the language of death. Just an observation! I think it crept in from US but could also be a sign of the times and perhaps people are increasingly uncomfortable with the notion of death? I hope it doesn’t happen anytime soon but I will die, not pass.
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BeJeweled · 61-69, F
If someone's loved one has recently died, I'll use the term passed away.
If its been a while, like in my mom case, I'll say she died 6 years ago yesterday. (She did on May 4).