People who died in 2026
3,546 people remembered here.
Les Latcham1942 – 2026 · Association football playerBurnley full-back who played on, bandaged and bloodied, in the Battle of Naples.
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Betty McGuire1926 – 2026 · ActressBroadway trouper and Growing Pains grandmother who kept performing past 90.
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Ted Schneiderman1932 – 2026 · JudgeAn Akron judge who loved the Constitution and helped hundreds become citizens.
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Bob Brynildson1957 – 2026 · RetailerOwner of The Source Comics and Games in Saint Paul and a co-founder of Trident, Inc.
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A Navy veteran remembered for his faith, his singing, and his warmth.
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Jeanne Towar† 2026 · Newspaper publisher and columnistMichigan's first woman daily publisher, who loved the smudge of printer's ink and her community.
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Joe R. Long1930 – 2026 · LawyerHe gave Texas students a chance and Austin a stage, then told everyone else it was their turn.
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Alexander Aslani† 2026Marbella's pioneering body contouring surgeon, killed at the clinic he built.
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Janina Rosińska1936 – 2026 · Masters athlete and teacherPolish masters runner who kept collecting medals, and racing with a pacemaker, into her nineties.
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Geoffrey Chard1930 – 2026 · Operatic baritoneFrom Trust Mozart nights to Voss and the Coliseum, he gave Australian and British opera 140 roles and a craftsman's heart.
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Barbara Spinelli1946 – 2026 · JournalistCo-founder of la Repubblica and daughter of Ventotene, she wrote for half a century so Europe would not forget.
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Patrick Anthony Conmy1934 – 2026 · Federal judge and politicianNinety two years of laughter, music, family, friends, and a life well lived.
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Jakub S. Trojan1927 – 2026 · Protestant theologianThe pastor who buried Jan Palach, signed Charter 77 and taught that to believe is to be responsible.
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Jim Knipfel1965 – 2026 · JournalistThe Slackjaw columnist who wrote his way through blindness with wit, nerve and no complaints.
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Patricia Blevins1954 – 2026 · PoliticianFrom Elsmere's town council to the head of Delaware's Senate, she stood up for those too often unheard.
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Eirik Skadsdammen1981 – 2026 · Ice hockey player (forward)Storhamar's loyal number 8, the man from the forest who decided the 2008 final.
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Saeed-ur-Rahman Azmi Nadvi1934 – 2026 · Islamic scholarSeven decades at Nadwa, he carried India's Islamic scholarship to the Arab world in his own Arabic pen.
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Janice Dixon1956 – 2026 · Operatic sopranoNew York soprano who became Mannheim's Golden Voice, from Bess and the Marschallin to jazz.
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Kazuhiko Yamaguchi1937 – 2026 · Film and television directorToei action director of Sister Street Fighter, Sonny Chiba's karate films and School Wars.
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Hans-Dieter Schmidt1948 – 2026 · Football managerGerman football coach who led SV Meppen upward, helped Bayern and Magdeburg, and managed clubs from Egypt to Ghana.
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Richard Morecroft1956 – 2026 · ABC newsreaderThe gentle voice of ABC News NSW for 19 years. And that's the news to this minute.
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Eva Marie Saint1924 – 2026 · Actress (filmOscar winner in her first film, Hitchcock's Eve Kendall, and a gracious star of screen and stage for seven decades.
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Jacek Ziober1965 – 2026 · Footballer (left winger)The long-haired wing wizard of Łódź, 1990 Polish Footballer of the Year, who made La Mosson rise to its feet.
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Warren Madden1939 – 2026 · University administratorIowa State leader for fifty years who helped build the campus and the city of Ames around it.
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A wife, mother and grandmother remembered for her love, generosity and warmth.
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William Osorio1971 – 2026 · Footballer and coachHasta siempre, capitán. The Eternal Captain of FAS and a defender El Salvador never forgot.
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Otto E. Rössler1940 – 2026 · Biochemist and chaos theoristBiochemist who gave chaos theory the Rössler attractor.
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George Ali Murad Khan II1933 – 2026 · Last Mir (ruler) of KhairpurThe boy who became Mir of Khairpur at 14, and the last of the princely rulers.
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Kim Chung-ja1944 – 2026 · Mezzo-sopranoThe first Korean voice on a European opera stage, who gave her later years to the orphans of Karonga as Lusekelo.
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Andrey Gradovich† 2026 · GuitaristPetersburg guitarist of Jugendstil, Kolibri, and Dva Samolyota.
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Ilie Datcu1937 – 2026 · Football goalkeeper and coachGoalkeeper who let in just six goals in a season. Dinamo and Fenerbahçe champion, Romanian by birth, Turkish by choice.
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Corinna Hardgrave1962 – 2026 · Restaurant criticThe Irish Times restaurant critic whose fairness, palate and love of Irish food made her praise mean something.
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Benon Sevan1937 – 2026 · DiplomatA Nicosia-born UN diplomat of four decades and a pillar of Cyprus's Armenian community.
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Fred Claire1935 – 2026 · Baseball executiveHe built the 1988 champions and lived by Jackie Robinson's words: a life matters by its impact on other lives.
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Olivier Mourgue1939 – 2026 · Industrial and furniture designerFrench designer of the Djinn chairs from 2001: A Space Odyssey, who made the future soft, colourful and practical.
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Daniel Colrain† 2026A warm and kind bartender from Cathcart, taken from his family and friends far too soon.
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Gordon J. Davis1941 – 2026 · LawyerHe found New York's parks in ruins and left them reborn, then gave jazz its rightful home at Lincoln Center.
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Clément Atangana1941 – 2026 · MagistrateMagistrate for nearly six decades and first president of Cameroon's Constitutional Council.
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Messan Hilaire Locoh-Donou† 2026 · ArchitectA Togolese architect who helped give Lomé its modern skyline and trained generations of architects.
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A Marianist brother who gave nearly seventy years to teaching and religious life.
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Robert Corbin1948 – 2026 · Guyanese politicianSon of Linden who served Guyana for four decades, from youth leader to Deputy Prime Minister and Opposition Leader.
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Shalva Bedoyev1940 – 2026 · PainterOssetian-born Russian painter and teacher who became a People's Artist of Russia.
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Hannah Terry (Dr Hannah Cain)† 2026GP and mother of three, remembered by her patients and her community.
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Yosef Hagoel1946 – 2026 · Israeli military officerParatrooper whose wounds and a medic's sacrifice became Israel's Ballad for a Medic.
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Vladimir Gogoladze1966 – 2026 · Artistic gymnast and coachSeoul 1988 team Olympic champion and first to land a triple back on Olympic floor.
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Neem Chandra Bhowmik† 2026 · PhysicistDhaka physicist, freedom fighter and minority-rights leader who also served as ambassador to Nepal.
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Callixte Mbarushimana1963 – 2026 · IT technicianRwandan former UN technician and FDLR leader whose genocide-related allegations were never tried in court.
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B. Alan Sugg1938 – 2026 · University administratorHelena's pole vaulter who led the University of Arkansas System for 21 years.
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