People from United States

1,000 people remembered here.

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  Anjanette Comer

  1939 – 2026 · Actress

  Mid-1960s star of The Loved One and The Appaloosa, remembered for a brief, vivid run of leading roles.

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  Tom Kane

  1962 – 2026 · Voice actor and announcer

  The voice of Yoda, Professor Utonium and the Clone Wars narrator, who gave a generation its cartoon heroes.

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  Robert Mueller

  1944 – 2026 · Lawyer

  Marine, prosecutor and FBI director who served four presidents and put the rule of law above party.

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  James Tolkan

  1931 – 2026 · Character actor (Back to the Future

  The Back to the Future and Top Gun character actor who made "slacker" immortal, and was never one himself.

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  Reggie McFadden

  1968 – 2026 · Stand-up comedian

  Brooklyn comic who turned the projects into punchlines, from Def Comedy Jam and In Living Color to a new life in Tanzania.

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  Ace Frehley

  1951 – 2025 · Guitarist

  The Spaceman. Founding lead guitarist of Kiss, a self-taught Bronx kid whose smoking Les Paul inspired a generation to play.

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  Kimberly Hébert Gregory

  1972 – 2025 · Actress (theatre

  Vice Principals' Dr. Belinda Brown; stage and screen artist who founded Black Rebirth Collective for Black women in theatre.

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  Loni Anderson

  1945 – 2025 · American actress (WKRP in Cincinnati)

  WKRP's Jennifer Marlowe who made the glamorous receptionist the smartest person in the room

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  Gerald Fischbach

  1938 – 2026 · Neuroscientist and physician

  He showed how nerve cells connect, and spent his life connecting scientists to each other.

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  Wm. Roger Louis

  1936 – 2026 · Historian of the British Empire

  Historian of the end of the British Empire, who taught at UT Austin for 50 years and edited The Oxford History of the British Empire.

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  Nancy Stevens

  1961 – 2026 · Politician

  Marlborough's first woman mayor, who went from school volunteer to three terms at City Hall.

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  Larry Hibbard

  1945 – 2026 · Farmer

  Greenwood County rancher who served Kansas with conviction, humor and friends on both sides.

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  Michael Wynne

  1944 – 2026 · Secretary of the Air Force

  West Point engineer and 21st Secretary of the Air Force who put principle above position.

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  Jack Evens

  1934 – 2026 · High school basketball coach and teacher

  Bloomington Jefferson's first basketball coach, the first in Minnesota to win four state titles.

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  Jack Berry

  1931 – 2026 · Sports journalist and golf writer

  Detroit sportswriter who covered more than 70 golf majors and opened doors for women in the game.

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  An Truong

  † 2026 · Mayor of Haltom City

  Fighter pilot, refugee, investigator and Haltom City's trailblazing mayor.

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  Richard Riehle

  1948 – 2026 · Stage actor

  A character actor of more than 400 roles, forever loved as Office Space's people person Tom Smykowski.

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  Jack Kirksey

  1928 – 2026 · Politician

  Livonia's mayor for 16 years, who never needed a written speech to say how much he loved his city.

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  Carmine J. Puniello

  1942 – 2026 · Mechanical engineer and contractor

  Engineer who helped build Arden into a leading New England contractor and served Bristol for decades.

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  RJ Mitte

  1992 – 2026 · Actor

  Walter White Jr. on screen, a tireless voice for disability rights off it.

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  Stephen Dow Beckham

  1941 – 2026 · Historian

  If you can imagine a source exists, it probably does exist, and then your job is to find it.

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  Keven McDonald

  1956 – 2026 · Basketball player

  Penn's Ivy League Player of the Year who traded the hardwood for the law.

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  Lawrence Melville "Larry" Ollis

  1931 – 2026 · Businessman

  He gave Springfield Little Theatre a lasting home in the Landers.

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  Marysa Maslansky

  1944 – 2026 · Photo agent

  Founder of Visages, the agency behind Herb Ritts and Hollywood's great photographers.

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  Jeff Cannonball

  1987 – 2026 · Professional wrestler

  Deathmatch Hall of Famer, punk lifer, devoted husband and father. Jeff Cannonball forever.

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  Jeff Guerriero

  † 2026 · Professional wrestler

  Indie deathmatch star who faced ALS with humour and an open heart.

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  Maggie Johnson

  1931 – 2026 · Model and fitness instructor

  Clint Eastwood's first wife and mother of Kyle and Alison Eastwood.

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  Pat Davis

  † 2026 · Port of Seattle commissioner

  The first woman elected to the Port of Seattle Commission, she helped open Seattle to the world.

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  Mico Rodriguez

  1957 – 2026 · Restaurateur

  Godfather of Dallas Tex-Mex who co-founded Mi Cocina, minted the Mambo Taxi, and kept reinventing elevated Mexican dining.

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  Patricia "Patti" Blevins

  1954 – 2026 · Politician

  She stood up for those whose voices too often go unheard.

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  Frank Mancuso Sr.

  1933 – 2026 · Film studio executive

  From Buffalo usher to head of Paramount and MGM. Gentleman Frank knew every name, from mailroom to boardroom.

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  Brooke Eby

  1988 – 2026 · ALS advocate

  ALS advocate who used humor and honesty to make a terminal disease approachable for millions.

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  Louis F. Rose

  1942 – 2026 · Periodontist

  He taught dentists and doctors that the mouth is part of the body.

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  Wai "Bill" Jun Yee

  1935 – 2026 · Restaurateur

  Second-generation keeper of Ding Ho, Columbus's oldest Chinese restaurant.

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  Trent Mead

  † 2026 · Chef

  Battle Creek chef who led the kitchens at Lucky Rooster and One Nation.

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  Don C. Clark

  † 2026 · Police chief

  Wildwood police chief for two decades, later a city commissioner, remembered in the department training room that bears his name.

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  Jeoff Long

  1941 – 2026 · Professional baseball player (first baseman

  A Cardinals and White Sox utility man whose power bat outpaced a career shortened by injury.

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  Lawrence Tanter

  1949 – 2026 · Public address announcer

  The calm baritone soundtrack of Lakers home games for 43 seasons.

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  Zeke Moore

  1943 – 2026 · AFL/NFL cornerback (Houston Oilers 1967-1977)

  Oilers cornerback, Pro Bowler and lifelong Houston football ambassador.

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  Chris Spatola

  1979 – 2026 · College basketball analyst

  Army veteran, Duke coach and ESPN analyst whose service, family and voice shaped college hoops.

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  Gemma Hoskins

  † 2026 · Teacher

  Baltimore teacher who refused to let Sister Cathy's case be forgotten.

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  Arthur Asa Berger

  1933 – 2026 · Media scholar

  SF State media scholar who taught the world to read ads, comics and everyday signs.

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  Linda Scheulen

  1959 – 2026 · Student accounts representative

  Dominican University bursar staffer devoted to Tim, Timmy and students.

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  Kenneth Aaron Stern

  1971 – 2026 · Family carpet store owner and operator

  A devoted husband, father and grandfather whose heart stayed with family.

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  Albert S. Axelrad

  1938 – 2026 · Reform rabbi

  Brandeis Hillel rabbi who lived pluralism and taught moral courage by example.

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  Brendan Farrington

  † 2026 · Journalist

  He covered Florida with fairness, humour and an open heart.

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  Arthur B. Hancock III

  1943 – 2026 · Thoroughbred racehorse owner and breeder

  Stone Farm horseman who bred Sunday Silence and never quit.

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  John Alan Buhr

  1945 – 2026 · Farmer

  A devoted husband, father and farmer of Garrison, Iowa.

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