People from United States
1,013 people remembered here.
- MMary Patricia Gurbacki1927 – 2026 · Homemaker
Ninety-nine years rooted in faith, family, perseverance and love.
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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.
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A devoted wife, mother and grandmother who cared for her family and her neighbors alike.
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Judy Gumbo1943 – 2026 · ActivistOriginal Yippie, feminist organizer, and chronicler of a revolutionary era.
3 candles · 1 tributes- EElizabeth Burroughs "Betty" Taylor1935 – 2026 · Homemaker
A devoted wife, mother and woman of faith.
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Jim Collier1939 – 2026 · American football player and coachArkansas All-SWC receiver and longtime LSU coaches' aide whose Giants touchdown came from a blocked punt.
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BloodHound Q502004 – 2026 · RapperChicago drill voice who turned grief into bars, then left too soon.
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Richard Mortimer Ware1930 – 2026 · Marine Corps fighter pilotMarine aviator, Pan Am pilot, financial advisor and sailor whose life was extraordinarily well lived.
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Rev. Leon William "Sonny" Clark1953 – 2026 · Baptist pastor and community leaderOrange County pastor who spent nearly fifty years starting where he was and serving what he could.
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Kyle Bickham† 2026 · Warehouse worker (AmazonA hardworking son and brother, remembered for laughter and love.
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Lynne "Brooke" Bredenbeck1936 – 2026 · Director of AdmissionsA force by many names: mother, career woman, reader, knitter, and Mamoo to her grandchildren.
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Felton Earls1942 – 2026 · Child psychiatrist / social epidemiologist / medical educatorHarvard child psychiatrist who proved neighbors' willingness to act for one another can curb violence.
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Marcus "Marc" Martone1926 – 2026 · High school football coach and athletic administratorCarey High's first football coach, who helped run New York school sport for decades.
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John Sedgwick1954 – 2026 · AuthorAmerican author who wrote the Sedgwick family memoir and histories of duel, Cherokee and railroad wars.
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Amber Lockwood1984 – 2026 · Psychiatric registered nursePsychiatric nurse and animal lover who lit up every room she entered.
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Cindy Pontoriero1942 – 2026 · Chicago Police Department lieutenantChicago's first female detective, who said she simply wanted to be a cop.
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Bunny Levine1928 – 2026 · Actress and former school librarianSchool librarian who became a Hollywood actress after retiring, and was still auditioning at 97.
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Hasan M. El-Shamy1938 – 2026 · Folklorist and professorFolklorist who gathered the tales of Egypt and mapped the stories of the Arab world.
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Denny L. Alter1965 – 2026 · Construction worker at T. Steele ConstructionA Quad Cities builder and outdoorsman remembered by brothers and friends.
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Ruby Andrews1947 – 2026 · R&B and soul singerChicago soul voice of Casanova, You Made a Believer, and Everybody Saw You.
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Nancy Wyman1946 – 2026 · Connecticut politicianConnecticut's first woman comptroller and lieutenant governor who fought with a smile and red high heels.
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Juan Manuel Escobar1950 – 2026 · Politician and judgeMarine, Border Patrol agent and Texas lawmaker who served South Texas all his life.
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Ward Churchill1947 – 2026 · ActivistA writer and activist whose work on Native American history stirred fierce debate.
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Victor Niederhoffer1943 – 2026 · Hedge fund managerEight-time U.S. squash champion and pioneering speculator who counted everything, fell twice and always came back.
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Arlene Smith1941 – 2026 · SingerFounding Chantels lead who co-wrote and sang the pioneering girl-group classic "Maybe."
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Plas Johnson1931 – 2026 · Jazz tenor saxophonist and Hollywood session musicianThe tenor saxophone behind The Pink Panther Theme, and the uncredited voice of countless Hollywood records.
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Janice McNair1936 – 2026 · BusinesswomanHouston Texans co-founder whose warmth, generosity, and faith helped bring the NFL back to Houston.
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George E. Johnson1927 – 2026 · EntrepreneurHe turned a $250 loan into Afro Sheen and Ultra Sheen, and put the first Black-owned company on the American Stock Exchange.
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Walter Parazaider1945 – 2026 · Woodwind musicianFounding Chicago woodwind player who built a rock band with horns.
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Daveigh Chase1990 – 2026 · Actress and voice actressThe voice of Lilo and the girl from The Ring. A gifted child who gave the world characters it will never forget.
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Barney Frank1940 – 2026 · U.S. Representative from Massachusetts (1981 to 2013)The Gentleman's time has expired. A left-handed gay Jew who never stopped fighting for a fairer shake.
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Lenora D. Wolfgang1934 – 2026 · French professor / literary scholarA brilliant mentor of medieval French, remembered as Madame Wolfgang.
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Patrick Muldoon1968 – 2026 · ActorAustin Reed to soap fans, Bobo to his family, and a full-tilt rock 'n' roll spirit to everyone he hugged.
3 candles · 1 tributes- MMary Frances Davidson1945 – 2026 · Homemaker
A loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend of Avon Park.
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Alexander Butterfield1926 – 2026 · USAF colonelThe Nixon aide whose July 1973 testimony revealed the Oval Office tapes and transformed Watergate.
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Jennifer Runyon1960 – 2026 · ActressGhostbusters and Charles in Charge actress, A Very Brady Christmas's Cindy, and a teacher who helped kids find their voices.
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Branko Kolarevic1963 – 2026 · ArchitectA digital-age architect-educator who linked computation to studios, books and schools.
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Ralph Towner1940 – 2026 · GuitaristA raconteur of the abstract who made one acoustic guitar sound like a whole chamber orchestra.
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John Forté1975 – 2026 · RapperGrammy-nominated Fugees collaborator who rebuilt a life in music, family, and advocacy after prison.
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Anthony Geary1947 – 2025 · Actor (General Hospital's Luke Spencer)Luke Spencer forever. Eight Emmys, one legendary wedding, and a lifetime of making daytime drama unforgettable.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner1970 – 2025 · ActorActor, bassist, and poet who gave Theo Huxtable heart, then kept creating beyond him.
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Norman Lear1922 – 2023 · Television writer and producerHe put America's arguments on the living-room sofa and proved sitcoms could face race, class and politics.
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Thomas Walter Allind1963 – 2026 · General contractor and adaptive sled hockey athleteA builder and adaptive athlete who refused to be sidelined.
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Nancy Hronopoulos1941 – 2026 · Homemaker and Greek Orthodox community memberA fiercely loving mother and grandmother, remembered with filotimo.
2 candles · 1 tributes- MMary Ann Cron† 2026
Springfield, Ohio, remembered at 86 by family and community.
2 candles · 1 tributes - DDr. Edward D. "Ted" Baker1925 – 2026 · Doctor (field not stated in death notice)
A Middleton centenarian remembered by family through Gunderson West.
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Judith Dennis1941 – 2026 · Ohio Bell supervisorA gracious hostess and devoted gardener, remembered by family and the Findlay community.
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