People from United States
1,000 people remembered here.
Sara Moylan Clarke Schack1933 – 2026 · TeacherA pastor's wife, teacher and grandmother remembered for wit, warmth and family love.
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Barbara Finlay1950 – 2026 · Neuroscientist and psychology professor emeritaCornell neuroscientist who challenged how we think about brain development and evolution.
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Josh West1979 – 2026 · College baseball outfielderA Bulldog outfielder whose SEC championship catch still echoes in Starkville.
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Jim Sockwell1942 – 2026 · PotterAmerican potter and marquetry craftsman, juried in both crafts by the Southern Highland Craft Guild.
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Granville Straker1939 – 2026 · Record producerGodfather of soca who gave Caribbean music a home in Brooklyn.
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Mikhail Gulko1931 – 2026 · SingerThe voice of Poruchik Golitsyn, whose songs healed the soul of an emigration.
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James Sloyan1940 – 2026 · Television actorCharacter actor and the longtime voice of Lexus, remembered as one of a kind.
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Jennifer Finch1966 – 2026 · MusicianL7 bassist and photographer who helped define feminist punk rock, barefoot and on her own terms.
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Jim Gilstrap1946 – 2026 · Singer and session vocalistThe voice of the Good Times theme and the first lines of You Are the Sunshine of My Life.
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Anne Schedeen1949 – 2026 · Actress (television and film)ALF's Kate Tanner: Oregon-born TV actress whose wry maternal calm anchored a sitcom alien.
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Margaret Kerry1929 – 2026 · ActressDisney's live-action Tinker Bell who danced Neverland into being.
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Ted Turner1938 – 2026 · Media entrepreneurHe gave the world news around the clock, then gave away his fortune to make it better and safer.
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Ross the Boss1954 – 2026 · Guitarist and songwriterThe Bronx's own. He was there at the birth of punk and of true metal, and his guitar was his life's breath.
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McKenna Wendel2012 – 2026 · Eighth grade studentA bright, funny Sioux Falls girl who loved animals, powwow drums, sunsets and the grandparents who raised her.
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Steve Holsey† 2026 · Journalist and entertainment columnistLet the music play!
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Robert A. M. Stern1939 – 2025 · American architectArchitect, Yale dean and historian who shaped RAMSA and New York's skyline.
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Bob Newhart1929 – 2024 · Stand-up comedianButton-down deadpan that made America lean in and listen.
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Allison DeFoor1953 – 2026 · LawyerJudge, sheriff, priest and steward of Florida's wild places.
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Ross Newhan1937 – 2026 · SportswriterHe wrote the story of Southern California baseball for more than forty years.
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Pete Banaszak1944 – 2026 · American football playerRaiders running back for 13 seasons, Super Bowl XI scorer and part of the Holy Roller.
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Dale Brown1935 – 2026 · College basketball coachThe Master Motivator who hung nets across Louisiana and took LSU to two Final Fours.
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Bob Franken† 2026 · Journalist and television correspondentHe reported history live from Capitol Hill to Baghdad, always with a pun ready.
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Şahan Arzruni1943 – 2026 · PianistPianist who carried Armenian music from Istanbul to the world's great stages.
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Jack Cawthon† 2026 · RestaurateurThe Nashville caterer who let the pigs fly over Broadway and helped bring Lower Broadway back to life.
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Todd Benzinger1963 – 2026 · Baseball player and coachHe caught the last out of 1990 and spent his life passing the game on to children.
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Charles Albert Hammond1949 – 2026 · Roman Catholic priestA bilingual priest who carried the Mass to migrant workers in Michigan's Thumb.
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Kitty Porterfield1941 – 2026 · Nonprofit founder and school communications directorShe helped thousands of Alexandria students find their way to college.
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Tommy R. Smith1950 – 2026 · Politician and farmerBacon County farmer who served the people of south east Georgia for 34 years.
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Guy Conti1942 – 2026 · MLB coach and former catcherBeloved Mets and Dodgers coach who mentored Pedro Martínez and counted Sandy Koufax as a friend.
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Jerome "Pops" Kunz† 2026 · Shrimp boat captainGalveston Mosquito Fleet captain who lived If you rest, you rust.
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William J. "Bill" Sheaffer† 2026 · Criminal defense attorney and television legal analystThe WFTV legal analyst who explained Florida's hardest trials in plain English.
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William "Pete" Welch Jr.1953 – 2026 · Accountant and Baltimore City Council memberWest Baltimore councilman who carried on his mother's District 9 service.
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Michael W. Rice1942 – 2026 · BusinessmanGrandson of the Utz founders, he spent five decades turning a Hanover chip maker into a national brand.
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Rory Bourke1942 – 2026 · Songwriter and music publisherNashville songwriter who gave Charlie Rich "The Most Beautiful Girl" and Anne Murray "A Little Good News".
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Larry Bertlemann1955 – 2026 · Professional surferThe Rubberman. Hawaiian surf pioneer whose low, springy style rewired modern surfing and gave skateboarding the Bert slide.
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Carl Abbott† 2026 · ArchitectLast of the Sarasota School, he made houses that opened themselves to light, land and water.
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Robert S. "Bob" Raines1951 – 2026 · Newspaper photographerFor 44 years he photographed Ambler's parades, games and neighbours, and the town kept his pictures.
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Emily Edgar† 2026 · School superintendentShe gave 37 years to Opp City Schools and led them as superintendent. Once a Bobcat, always a Bobcat.
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Norman "Norm" Niedermeier1934 – 2026 · High school football coach and teacherForty seasons, 210 wins and a stadium in his name: the steady rock of Ottawa Hills football.
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Freddie Jackson1956 – 2026 · SingerHarlem gospel singer whose quiet-storm love songs became the soundtrack to a generation of romance.
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Calvin Schofield Jr.1933 – 2026 · Episcopal bishopSoutheast Florida's people's bishop who opened the diocese to Latino and Haitian ministry.
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Heidi Burge1971 – 2026 · Basketball playerWNBA pioneer, Virginia Final Four star, and Houston coach who inspired Disney's Double Teamed.
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Jim Bakker1940 – 2026 · TelevangelistA pioneer of Christian television who rose, fell and came back to preach grace. "Jim finished his race with faith."
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Tom Kelly1927 – 2026 · Writer and foresterThe forester and colonel whose Tenth Legion became the bible of turkey hunting.
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Jason Vondersmith1965 – 2026 · Journalist and editorOregon newsman who could find a good story in anything, from a hockey game to a rock concert.
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Metal Maniac† 2026 · Professional wrestler (ECW and independents)ECW and Northeast indie veteran whose metal paint and loyalty to Snuka defined a generation of road warriors.
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Jim Ray Smith1932 – 2026 · American football guard (Cleveland BrownsBaylor All-American, five-time Pro Bowl guard who led the way for Jim Brown, and a gentle giant of Texas football.
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Bob Hitchcock1929 – 2026 · High school football coach and teacherThe coach who put Temple City on the map: seven CIF titles and 46 wins in a row.
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