People from United States
1,000 people remembered here.
John James Sweeney1927 – 2026 · PoliticianFirst Democrat elected to Pennsylvania's 26th Senate district, later a federal administrator.
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Clyde Kimball1942 – 2026 · PoliticianPointe Coupee's fun loving four term state representative who never knew a stranger.
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Dennis Hastert1942 – 2026 · PoliticianLongest serving Republican speaker of the House, later imprisoned in a hush money case tied to his abuse of boys he coached.
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J. Todd Anderson1959 – 2026 · Storyboard artistThe Coen brothers' longtime storyboard artist who put their films on paper first.
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Chuck Amato1946 – 2026 · American college football coachChuck the Chest. Wolfpack player, coach and forever fan, who took NC State to a record 11 wins.
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Mathew Burrows1953 – 2026 · CIA analystHe looked far ahead so the rest of us could see what was coming.
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Mark Pucci† 2026 · Music publicistPublicist and blues champion who spent 50 years making sure great roots music was heard.
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Jan Jarboe Russell1951 – 2026 · JournalistTexas journalist and author who brought forgotten chapters of American history to light.
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Standley Goodwin1938 – 2026 · EngineerHe read Old Burial Hill stone by stone, so Marblehead would not forget it.
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Angela Stribling† 2026 · Television hostBET Screen Scene host and Quiet Storm voice whose jazz and radio work warmed D.C. nights.
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Barry Clairmont1963 – 2026 · accountant and city councilorPittsfield accountant, at-large city councilor, and campaign numbers man remembered for civic service and loyalty to family.
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Paul Giorgio† 2026 · PublisherWorcester publisher and Pulse Magazine founder who spent a lifetime boosting his city.
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Jim O'Connor1943 – 2026 · Automotive executiveFord executive who led Ford Division, Lincoln-Mercury and Ford of Canada.
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Chuck Varga1958 – 2026 · VocalistGWAR co-founder and Sexecutioner who built monsters, spilled stage blood, and faced the end as a Stoic.
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Lauren Burke Smith† 2026 · Field hockey coach and athletics operations administratorA devoted mother, wife and field hockey coach who shaped programs and players for more than a decade.
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Sandra "Sandy" Jean Crooms1960 – 2026 · Editorial directorA university press editor who spent her career helping scholars' books find their readers.
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Donald Weder1947 – 2026 · Inventor and manufacturerProlific inventor who led Highland Supply and held more U.S. patents than Edison.
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Obbie Riley1962 – 2026 · Neshoba County District 5 supervisorCoast Guard veteran and Neshoba supervisor who kept Freedom Summer memory alive.
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T. Kaori Kitao1933 – 2026 · Art and architectural historianShe taught generations at Swarthmore how to see, and lived with fearless integrity.
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Heather Roberge1971 – 2026 · ArchitectArchitect and UCLA educator who made digital craft a classroom and a practice.
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Orhan Ayyüce† 2026 · ArchitectArchinect editor and LA teacher who made overlooked places and people feel essential.
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Gary Grandon1948 – 2026 · EducatorGreensboro educator and technologist who built learning systems and community ties.
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Joyce L. Kennard1941 – 2026 · JudgeTrailblazing California justice who turned resilience into a life on the highest bench.
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Merville Bert Cowell Jr.1942 – 2026 · Machine repair technician at GM PowertrainA craftsman of faith whose hands built homes and whose heart held family.
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Lynn Clawson Trautmann1958 – 2026 · PhotographerShe framed North Shore athletes and neighbors so they would feel seen and valued.
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Jodie Allen† 2026 · JournalistWashington Post Outlook editor who made policy numbers readable.
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John Penley† 2026 · Photojournalist and Lower East Side activistNew York City's cuddliest anarchist, who photographed and fought for the East Village he loved.
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Angus B. Llewellyn1945 – 2026 · FBI special agentAir Force veteran and FBI agent of 27 years, remembered by his Charleston family.
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Remembered for her laugh, her cats, and country music.
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Ann Kaiser1948 – 2026 · Special education professorKidTalk founder who taught families to grow language in everyday moments of play.
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Carolyn Osborn1934 – 2026 · Writer / short-story author / novelist / journalist / English instructorTexas short-story master, teacher, and Lon Tinkle honoree who helped inspire the Texas Book Festival.
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Rafael Sorkin1945 – 2026 · American theoretical physicistThe physicist who imagined spacetime as grains and found entropy in entanglement.
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Julian T. Houston1944 – 2026 · JudgeA Boston judge who never believed his work ended at the courtroom door.
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Hadassah Carlebach1928 – 2026 · Holocaust survivorHolocaust survivor and Carlebach Shul matriarch who helped rescue Jewish children in France
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Jim Sutton1935 – 2026 · Stock contractorProRodeo Hall of Fame stock contractor who built Sutton Rodeo into a multi-generation legend.
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William Robert Stead Sr.1946 – 2026 · Private citizenA devoted partner, father and grandfather remembered by clubs and family in Pennsylvania.
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Smokin' Jim Frazier1960 – 2026 · SportswriterPittsburgh sportswriter and TV voice who lived and breathed football.
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Barry Pearson1950 – 2026 · American football wide receiver and businessmanAn undrafted rookie whose first NFL play was the Immaculate Reception.
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Alfonso Fanjul Jr.1937 – 2026 · Sugar executiveCuban exile who rebuilt a sugar dynasty and steered Domino and Florida Crystals for decades.
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John Anderson1955 – 2026 · College baseball coachMinnesota Gophers coach and Big Ten career victories leader across 43 seasons.
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Hope Clarke1941 – 2026 · ActressTony-nominated choreographer of Jelly's Last Jam who danced for Dunham and Ailey and directed Porgy and Bess.
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James Woolsey1941 – 2026 · LawyerRhodes Scholar, arms negotiator and CIA director who served presidents of both parties.
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Hugh Kingery1932 – 2026 · BirderHe watched Colorado's birds for eight decades, and helped a state learn to see them too.
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Joe Melson1935 – 2026 · SongwriterHe heard the heartbreak in Roy Orbison's voice first, and helped give the world Only the Lonely, Crying and Blue Bayou.
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Joby Baker1934 – 2026 · ActorFrom Gidget and Girl Happy to the Berkshires studio, he was a painter who happened to act.
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Ralph G. Wright1935 – 2026 · TeacherLongest-serving Speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives.
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Tom Dreesen1939 – 2026 · Stand-up comedianHe opened for Sinatra, made Carson laugh, and never stopped telling stories.
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Ronnie Schell1931 – 2026 · Stand-up comedianAmerica's Slowest Rising Young Comedian, and Gomer Pyle's best friend.
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