People who died in 2026
3,444 people remembered here.
Patricia "Patti" Blevins1954 – 2026 · PoliticianShe stood up for those whose voices too often go unheard.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Trevor Ryan1954 – 2026 · Rugby league footballer (Balmain Tigers captainCountry kid from Nambucca who captained the Balmain Tigers and wore the NSW jersey.
9 candles · 1 tributes
George Waft† 2026 · PoliticianFormer Onchan MHK and MLC, remembered for decades of Manx public service.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Mico Rodriguez1957 – 2026 · RestaurateurGodfather of Dallas Tex-Mex who co-founded Mi Cocina, minted the Mambo Taxi, and kept reinventing elevated Mexican dining.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Eddie Osbourne1983 – 2026 · Professional wrestlerCanadian wrestler, trainer and promoter who built the independent scene he loved.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Brooke Eby1988 – 2026 · ALS advocateALS advocate who used humor and honesty to make a terminal disease approachable for millions.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Henning Wrede1939 – 2026 · Classical archaeologist and university teacherGerman classical archaeologist of herms, Roman art and the history of collecting.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Pauline Parker1938 – 2026 · Teacher and riding instructor (as Hilary Nathan)Christchurch-born woman at the heart of the 1954 Parker-Hulme case, who spent her later life as Hilary Nathan teaching children and horses.
9 candles · 1 tributes
N. K. Ramachandran Menon† 2026 · EducationistBanker-turned educationist who built Bhavans schools across the Gulf.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Louis F. Rose1942 – 2026 · PeriodontistHe taught dentists and doctors that the mouth is part of the body.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Colette Sénami Agossou Houeto1939 – 2026 · EducatorBeninese educator, feminist poet, and brief education minister who linked women's learning to public life.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Wai "Bill" Jun Yee1935 – 2026 · RestaurateurSecond-generation keeper of Ding Ho, Columbus's oldest Chinese restaurant.
9 candles · 1 tributes- JJermain Togeg† 2026
A seven year old boy from Jones County, Georgia, mourned by his community.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Pietro Veglio1944 – 2026 · economistBellinzona economist who led Swiss World Bank work and FOSIT after decades in Latin American cooperation.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Jalal Abdul-Rahman1944 – 2026 · footballerIraq goalkeeper of the 1970s who played at the 1976 Asian Cup.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Trent Mead† 2026 · ChefBattle Creek chef who led the kitchens at Lucky Rooster and One Nation.
9 candles · 1 tributes
César Ortiz-Echagüe1927 – 2026 · ArchitectSpanish Miesian modernist of SEAT and Tajamar who later served as an Opus Dei priest.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Peter Barrett1940 – 2026 · Antarctic geologistAntarctic geologist who found the first tetrapod fossil on the ice and led Victoria University's polar research centre.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Don C. Clark† 2026 · Police chiefWildwood police chief for two decades, later a city commissioner, remembered in the department training room that bears his name.
9 candles · 1 tributes- KKathleen Marie Leonhardt† 2026
A devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, remembered for the love she gave her family.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Jeoff Long1941 – 2026 · Professional baseball player (first basemanA Cardinals and White Sox utility man whose power bat outpaced a career shortened by injury.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Jim Copenhaver† 2026Survivor of the 2024 Butler rally shooting, remembered for his resilience.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Moses Tay1938 – 2026 · Anglican bishopPhysician-bishop who led Singapore Anglicans and helped found a Global South province.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Ricardo Centellas1962 – 2026 · Roman Catholic archbishopArchbishop of Sucre and former president of Bolivia's Episcopal Conference.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Maurice de Germiny1939 – 2026 · Roman Catholic bishopBishop of Blois who joined Chartist archive craft to pastoral reform.
9 candles · 1 tributes
José Roberto Martínez Ramírez1954 – 2026 · LawyerLawyer and foundation director who linked Puerto Rican government and the arts.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Leanne Park† 2026A mother, grandmother, daughter and friend from Darlington, remembered as the life and soul of the party.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Lawrence Tanter1949 – 2026 · Public address announcerThe calm baritone soundtrack of Lakers home games for 43 seasons.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Tsuneko Okazaki1933 – 2026 · Molecular biologistShe and Reiji found the fragments that let life copy itself, and she carried their work on alone.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Mark Doyle† 2026 · British journalistBBC Africa correspondent who stayed in Kigali through the genocide and whose voice African listeners trusted.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Zeke Moore1943 – 2026 · AFL/NFL cornerback (Houston Oilers 1967-1977)Oilers cornerback, Pro Bowler and lifelong Houston football ambassador.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Terry Harryman† 2026 · World Rally Championship co-driverBangor navigator who called six WRC wins beside Ari Vatanen.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Chris Spatola1979 – 2026 · College basketball analystArmy veteran, Duke coach and ESPN analyst whose service, family and voice shaped college hoops.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Peter Johns† 2026 · Tararua District councillorWoodville's councillor who brought energy, humour and steel to Tararua's table.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Jean-Paul Desprat1947 – 2026 · HistorianHistorian-novelist of Henri IV, the Girondins and the Grand Siecle who kept faith with Aveyron.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Cyrus Ebrahimzadeh1937 – 2026 · ActorSix decades of Iranian stage, screen, and radio, remembered for craft and generosity.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Gemma Hoskins† 2026 · TeacherBaltimore teacher who refused to let Sister Cathy's case be forgotten.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Gideon Kutz1948 – 2026 · JournalistIsraeli Paris correspondent and Hebrew-press historian who bridged Israel, France and Europe for four decades.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Sandro Mazzola1942 – 2026 · FootballerGrande Inter's eternal number 10; son of Torino, forever Nerazzurro.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Nico Perrone1935 – 2026 · HistorianHistorian of Mattei and modern Italy who taught generations to question familiar accounts.
9 candles · 1 tributes- LLinda Scheulen1959 – 2026 · Student accounts representative
Dominican University bursar staffer devoted to Tim, Timmy and students.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Peter Bentley† 2026Former Rotorua district councillor, remembered for his service to the community.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Keith Wakefield1948 – 2026 · Labour politicianLabour leader of Leeds who steered the city through austerity with humour and care.
9 candles · 1 tributes- PPaul Fredrick Dowd† 2026
A Wall Street trader who spent his later years caring for Duxbury's seniors.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Arthur Asa Berger1933 – 2026 · Media scholarSF State media scholar who taught the world to read ads, comics and everyday signs.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Kenneth Aaron Stern1971 – 2026 · Family carpet store owner and operatorA devoted husband, father and grandfather whose heart stayed with family.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Albert S. Axelrad1938 – 2026 · Reform rabbiBrandeis Hillel rabbi who lived pluralism and taught moral courage by example.
9 candles · 1 tributes
Brendan Farrington† 2026 · JournalistHe covered Florida with fairness, humour and an open heart.
9 candles · 1 tributes