People from United States

1,003 people remembered here.

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  Rudy Cheeks

  1950 – 2026 · Musician

  Providence's cool, cool satirist who made Motels, Young Adults and Phillipe and Jorge part of Rhode Island lore.

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  Ronnie Franklin

  † 2026 · Road construction worker (Caltrans contractor

  A young road worker remembered for love that never left his family's side.

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  Tyler Abell

  1932 – 2026 · Lawyer

  Lawyer and Johnson-era Chief of Protocol who kept protocol and friendship close.

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  Ernie Accorsi

  1941 – 2026 · NFL general manager

  The Giants GM who traded for Eli Manning and built a champion.

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  Casey McDermott

  † 2026 · Theatre company manager

  Off-Broadway manager who kept the work and the artists moving.

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  Bill Harvey

  1942 – 2026 · Media researcher

  He measured what advertising does, and asked what minds can become.

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  Bryan Bishop

  1978 – 2026 · Radio and podcast personality

  He made podcasting funnier while living longer than doctors dared predict.

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  James Vincent Monsu

  1964 – 2026 · Chief of Emergency Management

  43-year USACE public servant and emergency management chief who lived life fully.

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  Avery the Poke Kid

  † 2026 · Pokemon content creator

  A boy who loved Pokemon and shared that joy with the world until the end.

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  Kip Tyner

  † 2026 · City council president

  Council president who rebuilt Alberta after the tornado.

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  Wayne B. Harris Sr.

  1946 – 2026 · liquor board chairman

  Anne Arundel liquor board chairman, remembered as a devoted husband and father.

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  Kevin Spencer

  † 2026 · Singer

  Founding Dynasty voice and keyboardist who helped build the classic SOLAR sound.

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  Steven Dwyne Poore

  1952 – 2026 · Ford Motor Company worker

  Ford worker, fisherman and family man who left Flat Rock laughing.

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  Charles K. Williams II

  1930 – 2026 · Archaeologist

  Architect and archaeologist who gave his life to uncovering Ancient Corinth.

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  Dorothy Francis Snow Karpenske

  1943 – 2026 · Homemaker

  Her door and her heart were always open.

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  Audrey Ann Feddema

  1936 – 2026 · Bank clerk

  A gentle Gilman and St. Cloud mother whose faith shaped a large family.

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  Joshua Lewis Jr

  † 2026 · High school football player / student athlete

  Forever 16. Forever loved. Forever our son.

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  Sidney J. Machtinger

  1922 – 2026 · Tax lawyer

  Los Angeles tax lawyer, decorated war veteran and lifelong civil liberties advocate.

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  George Allen MacNaughton

  1952 – 2026 · Master plumber and pipefitter

  Lakeland pipefitter who took pride in honest work and family.

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  Brian Kratzer

  1970 – 2026 · Photojournalism professor

  A photojournalism teacher who saw the photographer in every student.

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  A. Bryant Mangum

  1943 – 2026 · English professor

  Beloved VCU professor and F. Scott Fitzgerald scholar who taught with kindness for 51 years.

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  Bryan Isacks

  1936 – 2026 · Geophysicist

  He made sinking plates visible in earthquakes, and taught a generation to see Earth's surface anew.

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  Milton Abell

  1951 – 2026 · Golf professional

  Golf professional and turf management specialist remembered for family and four decades in Georgia golf.

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  Fannie Mae Johnson

  † 2026 · Civic leader

  The heart of Meridian: she fed the hungry and served her city.

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  Bernard Haisch

  1949 – 2026 · Astrophysicist and author

  Astrophysicist who searched the stars and the quantum vacuum for the deepest questions of existence.

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  Charles Hatcher

  1939 – 2026 · U.S. Representative

  Southwest Georgia Democrat who put peanut farmers first in Congress.

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  Hinson Mosley

  1932 – 2026 · Georgia state representative

  Southeast Georgia lawmaker who brought mill-town common sense to the House.

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  Rollie Sheldon

  1936 – 2026 · Major League Baseball pitcher

  Yankees right-hander on the 1961 and 1962 champions who later pitched in the 1964 World Series.

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  P. David Pearson

  1941 – 2026 · American reading and literacy scholar

  A reading scholar who showed how children make meaning from what they read.

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  Marjory Allingham Ramey

  1925 – 2026 · University administrator

  UO's first female Housing Director; Mazamas climber who lived to 101.

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  Judson Hale

  1933 – 2026 · Editor of Yankee magazine and The Old Farmer's Almanac

  Editor who made Yankee magazine and The Old Farmer's Almanac the voice of New England.

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  Angela Michelle Perkins

  1973 – 2026 · Teacher

  A devoted teacher and daughter who encouraged her students and cherished her family.

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  Elizabeth "Betty" Catherine Folz Spahn

  1930 – 2026 · Homemaker

  Beloved wife, mother, and grandmother whose devotion spanned more than seventy years of marriage.

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  Franklin Kury

  1936 – 2026 · Lawyer and politician

  He wrote the right to clean air and pure water into Pennsylvania's constitution.

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  Phil Lyne

  1947 – 2026 · Rodeo cowboy

  Five-time world champion and one of rodeo's greatest all-around cowboys.

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  Timothy M. Carney

  1944 – 2026 · Diplomat

  A diplomat who went where others would not, and listened to the people he found there.

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  Prince Mongo

  † 2026 · Businessman and perennial political candidate

  The barefoot visitor from Zambodia who ran for mayor of Memphis for forty years.

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  Peter Katsis

  † 2026 · Music manager

  Chicago-born music manager who took Ministry, Backstreet Boys, Korn and the Smashing Pumpkins from clubs to arenas.

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  Janet Howell

  1944 – 2026 · Politician

  Virginia senator for 32 years and the first woman to chair its Finance Committee.

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  Jean-Pierre Dorléac

  1943 – 2026 · Costume designer and author

  Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning costumer who dressed Battlestar Galactica, Somewhere in Time and Quantum Leap.

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  Mike Browning

  1964 – 2026 · Death metal drummer and vocalist

  Death metal pioneer who co-founded Morbid Angel and sent Florida death metal into space with Nocturnus.

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  Peter Van Norden

  1950 – 2026 · Actor (film

  Character actor of Police Academy 2 and The Stand whose LA stage career spanned Shakespeare to Pinter.

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  Herman Chernoff

  1923 – 2026 · Applied mathematician and statistician

  Statistician, mentor and gentle wit whose bound and faces taught the world to see uncertainty clearly.

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  Martha Lillard

  1948 – 2026 · Polio survivor

  Polio took her breath at five; for 73 years an iron lung gave it back, and she made the most of every one.

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  Ann Blyth

  1927 – 2026 · Actress

  Oscar-nominated star of Mildred Pierce and Golden Age Hollywood musicals.

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  Alan Greenspan

  1926 – 2026 · Economist

  Fed chair called the Maestro who steered boom years and later faced the crisis years.

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  Gordon S. Wood

  1933 – 2026 · Historian

  Pulitzer-winning historian of the American Revolution and Brown University professor.

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  James Blood Ulmer

  1940 – 2026 · Jazz and blues guitarist

  Harmolodic guitar pioneer who fused free jazz, funk and blues into a sound that was his alone.

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