People from United States

1,009 people remembered here.

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  Kenneth Treister

  1930 – 2026 · American architect

  Architect and sculptor of Miami Beach's Holocaust Memorial; FAIA and artist of Coconut Grove.

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  Frank Souza Pavao III

  1952 – 2026 · U.S. Air Force operating room technician

  Wahiawa veteran, hospital worker and Lions Club friend.

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  Bill Ayres

  1941 – 2026 · Radio talk host and anti-hunger activist

  Radio host and WhyHunger co-founder who fought hunger with Harry Chapin

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  Reggie Jones

  1973 – 2026 · mayor

  Dellwood mayor and Boys & Girls Club leader who put North County youth first.

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  Rex A. Wade

  1936 – 2026 · Historian and professor

  A historian who spent a lifetime helping students understand the Russian Revolution.

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  Peggy Webber

  1925 – 2026 · Actress

  A latex voice for thousands of radio characters, and Lady Macduff for Orson Welles.

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  Skip Bertman

  1938 – 2026 · College baseball coach

  LSU's five-time CWS champion who packed The Box and remade college baseball into a must-see sport.

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  John Rousmaniere

  1944 – 2026 · Author and maritime historian

  A sailor and writer who turned a storm at sea into lessons that saved lives.

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  Sydney Towle

  1999 – 2026 · Social media content creator and cancer awareness advocate

  An endless ray of sunshine who showed a million people that life with cancer can still be full of joy.

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  Ray Reinhardt

  1930 – 2026 · Stage

  Reinhardt, I say to you, become an actor. And for seven decades, he did.

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  Robby Albarado

  1973 – 2026 · Thoroughbred jockey

  Louisiana-born jockey of Curlin and Swiss Skydiver; two-time Preakness winner with 5,222 career victories.

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  David George Gordon

  1950 – 2026 · Naturalist

  The Bug Chef who put crickets and tarantulas on the Western menu.

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  Philip Ruppe

  1926 – 2026 · U.S. Representative (Michigan 11th District

  Moderate Michigan congressman who carried Copper Country and Great Lakes concerns to Washington for twelve years.

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  Simone Forti

  1935 – 2026 · Postmodern dancer

  Postmodern dance pioneer whose Dance Constructions remade what bodies and objects could do together.

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  John C. Dvorak

  1946 – 2026 · Technology journalist

  Cantankerous, witty tech columnist who questioned every hype cycle and kept No Agenda listeners arguing for nearly two decades.

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  William Wisher Jr.

  1955 – 2026 · Screenwriter

  Co-writer of Terminator 2 who believed stories connect generations and every life can matter.

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  Scott Bryce

  1958 – 2026 · Actor

  Oakdale's charming rogue, a one-take actor, and a devoted husband and father.

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  Josh Grisetti

  1981 – 2026 · Actor

  The class clown who could sing a little, and taught a generation how to make their own art.

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  Joe Doering

  1982 – 2026 · Professional wrestler

  Two-time AJPW Triple Crown champion who fought brain cancer with quiet courage.

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  Lorcan O'Herlihy

  1959 – 2026 · Architect

  Irish-born LA architect who treated housing as civic design and urban care.

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  Jane Yolen

  1939 – 2026 · Author

  Prolific children's and fantasy author of Owl Moon and The Devil's Arithmetic.

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  Ned Jarrett

  1932 – 2026 · NASCAR racing driver

  Gentleman Ned. Two-time NASCAR champion, beloved voice of the sport, and the proudest father in the booth.

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  Raymond Berry

  1933 – 2026 · American football player and coach (Baltimore Colts split end

  The 20th-round pick who outworked everyone, caught 12 in the Greatest Game and taught the NFL how to run a route.

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  Kyle Busch

  1985 – 2026 · NASCAR racing driver and team owner

  Two-time NASCAR Cup champion, winningest driver in NASCAR national series history, and a devoted husband and father.

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  Michael Tilson Thomas

  1944 – 2026 · Conductor

  MTT, the conductor who made the San Francisco Symphony world class and taught millions to love the orchestra.

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  Alan Osmond

  1949 – 2026 · Singer

  The leader of The Osmonds, who carried the load so his brothers could shine.

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  Barret Robbins

  1973 – 2026 · American football center (Oakland Raiders)

  Raiders All-Pro center whose battle with bipolar disorder played out on football's biggest stage.

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  Valerie Perrine

  1943 – 2026 · Actress and former Las Vegas showgirl

  Showgirl turned Oscar nominee, Cannes winner and Superman's Miss Teschmacher, who lived life to the fullest.

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  Robert Carradine

  1954 – 2026 · Actor

  Revenge of the Nerds' Lewis and Lizzie McGuire's dad, a Carradine who loved his family, music and fast cars.

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  Billy Steinberg

  1950 – 2026 · Songwriter

  He wrote Like a Virgin, True Colors and Eternal Flame, and millions sang his words back to him.

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  Brad Arnold

  1978 – 2026 · Singer

  The Mississippi kid who wrote Kryptonite in algebra class and gave a generation its rock soundtrack.

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  Chuck Negron

  1942 – 2026 · Singer-songwriter

  The voice of Joy to the World and One, who found his way back from addiction and spent his life helping others do the same.

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  Ken Peplowski

  1959 – 2026 · Jazz clarinetist

  The clarinetist who carried Benny Goodman's swing into a new century, with a warm, woody sound and a laugh on every bandstand.

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  Demond Wilson

  1946 – 2026 · Actor

  Lamont Sanford to millions; a Vietnam veteran, minister and author who chose faith over fame.

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  Rob Reiner

  1947 – 2025 · Actor

  Meathead, filmmaker and activist. He gave us Spinal Tap, The Princess Bride and When Harry Met Sally, and fought for children and equal rights.

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  Dick Cheney

  1941 – 2025 · 46th Vice President of the United States

  46th Vice President of the United States. Husband of Lynne for 61 years, father, grandfather and fly fisherman.

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  Hulk Hogan

  1953 – 2025 · Professional wrestler

  The face of Hulkamania who took pro wrestling into mainstream pop culture.

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  Stephen Kovacevich

  1940 – 2026 · Pianist

  Pianist whose Beethoven recordings combined clarity, intelligence and quiet daring.

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  Brett Myers

  † 2026 · Sheriff of Whitman County

  Whitman County's sheriff for nearly 24 years, who led with fairness and respect.

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  Jim Boyd

  1942 – 2026 · Television news anchor and reporter (WCVB-TV)

  A gentleman of Boston news who treated everyone as an equal and never stopped learning.

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  David Ironman

  1959 – 2026 · Attorney and wrestling coach

  He built a home for New York City wrestling and called himself merely the conduit.

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  Jeremy Kaufman

  † 2026 · Real estate executive and recreational high-stakes poker player

  A Chicago businessman who played poker for the joy of it and lost every hand with a smile.

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  Phil Vandersea

  1943 – 2026 · American football player (Green Bay Packers linebacker)

  Super Bowl I champion, Lombardi Packer and UMass great who loved his family, a good story and the game.

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  George Thomas

  1937 – 2026 · Baseball player

  He played every position but pitcher and kept the dugout laughing.

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  Harry Shorstein

  1940 – 2026 · Lawyer and prosecutor

  Marine, prosecutor and public servant who believed in justice and second chances.

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  Caryle Murphy

  1946 – 2026 · Journalist

  A Pulitzer-winning reporter who stayed in occupied Kuwait to tell the world what was happening.

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  Dan "The Duke" Davis

  1942 – 2026 · Sports broadcaster

  The Duke, a founding voice of ESPN Radio and the man who called the Flutie Hail Mary.

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  Skip Nipper

  † 2026 · Baseball historian and author

  Nashville's baseball historian, who kept the stories of Sulphur Dell alive

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