People from United States
1,011 people remembered here.
Dan "The Duke" Davis1942 – 2026 · Sports broadcasterThe Duke, a founding voice of ESPN Radio and the man who called the Flutie Hail Mary.
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Irvin Stanley Naylor1935 – 2026 · BusinessmanHe built ski slopes for a region, horses for a sport, and a school's future.
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Mr. Whitekeys1947 – 2026 · MusicianAlaska's irreverent showman of Spam, satire and the Whale Fat Follies.
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John Beake1938 – 2026 · American football coach and executiveBroncos general manager who helped bring John Elway to Denver and built two Super Bowl champions.
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Jacob Roesler2000 – 2026 · Police sergeantClay Township police sergeant who died at 26 answering a call to help others.
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Dorothy Saxe1926 – 2026 · PhilanthropistBay Area philanthropist who gave a lifetime of craft art to the public.
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Gary Farha† 2026 · Lawyer and Adams County State's AttorneyQuincy lawyer who spent 40 years in Adams County courts and led its prosecutors for two terms.
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Craig L. Symonds1946 – 2026 · Naval historianLincoln Prize naval historian who taught generations of midshipmen how sea power shaped America.
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Terry Sullivan† 2026 · Magazine writer (GQHe could find a story anywhere, and spent 42 years telling them with wit and a perfectly timed word.
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Eddie Osborne† 2026 · Labor leader and politicianA Newark labor leader who served his city on the council and the housing authority.
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Alka Singh1969 – 2026 · Software engineering project managerBIT Sindri alumni leader who bridged North American graduates and their alma mater in Jharkhand.
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Chris Sorensen1960 – 2026 · FirefighterJacksonville firefighter who co-founded Firehouse Subs and gave back to first responders.
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Sister Monica Heeran1931 – 2026 · Catholic sisterIrish-born sister who led PeaceHealth and opened a free clinic for those left without care.
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Dylan Sebock2003 – 2026 · College football player (defensive end#97 forever. Forever a Savage. Forever loved.
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Ted Humphrey1941 – 2026 · PhilosopherFounding dean of Barrett Honors College; Kant scholar who taught students to think freely.
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Paul Joseph Stankard1943 – 2026 · Glass artistThe glassblower who turned paperweights into flowers that would never wilt.
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Calin Tamiian1974 – 2026 · Romanian Greek Catholic priest and hospital chaplainA kind and gentle shepherd who brought comfort to patients and faith to Nashville's Byzantine Catholics.
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James M. Adovasio1944 – 2026 · ArchaeologistDoc to thousands of students, he dug deep at Meadowcroft and showed people reached the Americas far earlier than anyone believed.
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John Rudnicki1951 – 2026 · Engineer and Northwestern University professor of civilNorthwestern engineer who taught the world how rocks deform, fail and shake, and taught students for 45 years.
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Sidney Offit1928 – 2026 · AuthorAuthor, teacher and champion of writers, Kurt Vonnegut's best friend and the liberal voice of New York's nightly TV debates.
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Robert Kelker-Kelly1964 – 2026 · Actor and professional pilotThe actor who made Bo Brady his own, then took to the skies as a pilot and teacher.
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Leroy Griffith1932 – 2026 · Theater and nightclub ownerThe Burlesque King who ran more than 70 theaters and outlasted 17 Miami Beach mayors.
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Matthew Posey1958 – 2026 · ActorFounder of Ochre House and pioneer of the Suavant-Garde, who stepped back onstage five weeks after being shot.
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Melissa Hart† 2026 · judgeColorado Supreme Court justice who fought for access to justice and taught constitutional law.
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Jim Concannon1931 – 2026 · Winemaker and third-generation vintner of Concannon VineyardThird-generation Livermore vintner, Father of Petite Sirah and the Concannon Clones.
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Bart Batten1958 – 2026 · Professional wrestler (Batten Twins tag team)Identical twin tag-team star of Central States, WWC Puerto Rico, and Smoky Mountain Wrestling.
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Mary Louise Weller1946 – 2026 · ActressMandy Pepperidge of Animal House; Ford model, Jean Naté face, and lifelong horsewoman.
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Steve Selvin1941 – 2026 · BiostatisticianHe showed the world why you should switch doors, and showed generations of students that statistics could be fun.
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Yvonne Haskins1938 – 2026 · AttorneyA pioneering officer, lawyer and neighbour who made Good Trouble in Northwest Philadelphia.
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Sister Dolores (Nathan) Super1930 – 2026 · Benedictine sisterBenedictine sister, musician and dean, who gave 80 years to her community and its music.
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Jacek Furdyna1933 – 2026 · Physicist and academicPolish-American pioneer of diluted magnetic semiconductors and Notre Dame Marquez Chair physicist.
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Vincent Piccolino1963 – 2026 · Firefighter (FDNYRetired FDNY firefighter of Ladder 166 who answered the call after 9/11.
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Manuel Seal1960 – 2026 · SongwriterSo So Def hitmaker whose melodies powered Usher, Mariah Carey, and TLC.
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David Millage1953 – 2026 · LawyerBettendorf lawyer who chaired Iowa House Appropriations and put principle before party post.
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Tony Newhall1941 – 2026 · newspaper publisherSignal publisher and 1985 SCV Man of the Year who built the Boys Club Auction into a valley institution.
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Thomas Henry "Tommy" Colley Sr.1945 – 2026 · Railroad carman and Offerman city councilmanDevoted husband, deacon and Offerman city councilman who never met a stranger.
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Garnet Coleman1961 – 2026 · Texas state representativeHouston's Third Ward champion who spent 30 years expanding care and fighting for people left out.
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Thomas Barnes1955 – 2026 · Nightclub and restaurant operations executiveThe eagle has landed. Tom Barnes, 1955 to 2026, who ran the Pittsburgh nights so many remember.
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Don Cooper1956 – 2026 · MLB pitcherWhite Sox pitching coach who steered the 2005 World Series staff.
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Dick Guttman1933 – 2026 · Hollywood publicistHollywood press agent to Streisand, Eastwood, Newman and generations of stars.
3 candles · 1 tributes- JJames Raymond "Jim" Hanshaw II1950 – 2026 · U.S. Army military policeman
Vietnam-era MP and Sutton Dam worker devoted to Donna Jean and family.
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Arthur R. Kudart1930 – 2026 · LawyerIowa lawyer and senator who spent a lifetime serving Linn County.
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Mason Jeffrey Neal2003 – 2026 · U.S. Marine Corps corporalA young Marine who packed a lot of life into 23 years.
3 candles · 1 tributes- MMary Patricia Gurbacki1927 – 2026 · Homemaker
Ninety-nine years rooted in faith, family, perseverance and love.
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Charles P. Baker III1925 – 2026 · Businessman and nonprofit founderHe built a workplace for the people who needed it most.
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Joseph John1938 – 2026 · Coffee importer and nuclear physicistNuclear physicist turned coffee pioneer who brought Indian coffee and the science of espresso to America.
3 candles · 1 tributes- LLu Ann Gruber1941 – 2026 · Homemaker
A devoted wife, mother and grandmother who cared for her family and her neighbors alike.
3 candles · 1 tributes - EElizabeth Burroughs "Betty" Taylor1935 – 2026 · Homemaker
A devoted wife, mother and woman of faith.
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