Georgia Pearl Lincecum Alebis
Age 88, Texas
Lost on May 6
Graduated from high school at the age of 16
Carole Kaye
Age 87, Boca Raton, Fla.
Lost on Apr 26
Major college donor in Florida
Willie Gene Whitaker
Age 85, Texas
Lost on Apr 21
Longtime educator who was also a police officer
Donald Reed Herring
Age 86, Norman, Okla.
Lost on Apr 21
Brother of Senator Elizabeth Warren
Ruben Burks
Age 86, Flint, Michigan
Lost on Apr 20
Championed the work of women and people of color in the labor movement
Joseph R. LaMarche
Age 87, Worcester, Massachusetts
Lost on Apr 20
'creative and loving'
Arlene Saunders
Age 89, New York City
Lost on Apr 17
Soprano of opera companies in New York and Hamburg
Dolores A. Vail
Age 89, Torrington, Conn.
Lost on Apr 14
Her hobbies included reading, especially cookbooks
Roy Northway Stephens
Age 85, New Canaan, Conn.
Lost on Apr 14
Retail executive who led Selfridges
Vinton Timely Mason
Age 86, Beaumont, Mich.
Lost on Apr 12
Co-owned the Bark-and-All logging company
Stanley L. Morse
Age 88, Stark County, Ohio
Lost on Apr 11
Trombonist who once turned down an offer to join Duke Ellington’s orchestra
Robert Charles Bazzell
Age 88, Novi, Mich.
Lost on Apr 9
Helped drive the family car along Route 66
Helen Molina
Age 85, Washington
Lost on Apr 3
All-around supporter of the Washington Huskies
Clair Dunlap
Age 89, Washington
Lost on Mar 31
Pilot still teaching people to fly at 88
Kenneth R. Going
Age 87, Grafton, Wis.
Lost on Mar 24
Green Bay Packers season ticket holder for 50 years
JoAnn Stokes-Smith
Age 87, Charleston, S.C.
Lost on Mar 20
Loved to travel and covered much of the globe
Donald Raymond Haws
Age 88, Jacksonville, Fla.
Lost on Mar 19
Administered Holy Eucharist to hospital patients
Marion Krueger
Age 85, Kirkland, Wash.
Lost on Feb 26
Great-grandmother with an easy laugh
Dolores M. DeLaurentis
Age 89, Bethlehem, Pa.
Lost on May 15
Social worker and political fundraiser
Rita Paas
Age 88, Comstock Park, Mich.
Lost on May 14
Never missed “Wheel of Fortune,” “Jeopardy” or “Lawrence Welk”
David F. Savitt
Age 86, Ludlow, Mass.
Lost on May 14
A lifelong career with WHIL radio
Cornelia Ann Hunt
Age 87, Virginia Beach
Lost on May 13
Her last words were “thank you”
Nancy Taylor
Age 85, Tinton Falls, N.J.
Lost on May 12
Her famous quote was “I am as good as you are, as bad as I am”
Carmen Rodriguez
Age 85, Windsor Locks, Conn.
Lost on May 12
Enjoyed visiting casinos, playing bingo and scratching lottery tickets
Robert M. Sullivan
Age 88, Springfield, Pa.
Lost on May 12
Proud member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Patrick C. Parks
Age 85, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa
Lost on May 12
An Iowa Air National Guardsman
Betty M. Bradshaw
Age 87, Charlottesville, Va.
Lost on May 11
Avid member of the Antique Automobile Club of America
Roland Henry Lacasse
Age 88, Massachusetts
Lost on May 11
Priest who sought “to help people to be happy and holy”
Raymond Gayle Burgett
Age 86, Des Moines
Lost on May 10
Enjoyed delivering day-old bread to church, family and friends
Michael J. Mchugh
Age 88, Philadelphia
Lost on May 10
Lifelong Phillies and Eagles fan
Jeanette Gilmour
Age 86, Marcellus, N.Y.
Lost on May 10
Many will remember her half-moon cookies
Donald Geoffrey Helliwell
Age 86, Westfield, Mass.
Lost on May 8
He trained aboard the first nuclear-powered vessel in the US fleet
Jimmy Glenn
Age 89, Manhattan, N.Y.
Lost on May 7
Former boxing trainer who owned a well-known Times Square bar
Barbara E. Woznicki
Age 85, Newington, Conn.
Lost on May 6
Gave every bit of herself to her family
Betty Eleanor Fennelly
Age 87, Cromwell, Conn.
Lost on May 6
Worked as a school bus driver for 30 years
Harrison Solliday
Age 85, Des Moines
Lost on May 4
Spent countless hours teaching friends how to water ski
Laura Yopp
Age 85, South Windsor, Conn.
Lost on May 4
Known for her respect for animals and her love of physical health
Kenneth A. Rago
Age 85, Pocasset, Mass.
Lost on May 3
Self-taught musician
Edward L. Ghidotti
Age 87, Upper Arlington, Ohio
Lost on May 3
Stockbroker and a great listener
Marjorie P. Tabechian
Age 86, New York
Lost on May 3
Retired head nurse who mastered Persian cooking
Jeanette Marie Baldwin
Age 88, Mingo, Iowa
Lost on May 3
Retired as the postmaster at the Mingo Post Office
Robert William Dietz
Age 86, Michigan
Lost on May 3
Quick with his fists in the ring
Pilar Molina Reyes Rodriques
Age 89, Plantsville, Conn.
Lost on May 3
Blessed with a coloratura soprano voice and loved to sing “Ave Maria”
Rosemary Hoell Rushka
Age 89, San Mateo, Calif.
Lost on May 3
Went to college at 45
Richard L. Houle
Age 86, Bedford, N.H.
Lost on May 2
Epic in every sense of the word
Patricia A. Carrigan
Age 85, Rush County, Ind.
Lost on May 2
Enjoyed serving as registrar with the DAR
Douglas Hanby
Age 86, Shreveport, La.
Lost on May 2
Enjoyed a career in wholesale floorcovering
Marjorie L. Goolsby
Age 89, Marblehead, Mass.
Lost on May 1
Educator who taught many offspring of her former students
Daniel Blume
Age 89, West Hartford, Conn.
Lost on Apr 30
Authored the book “Making It In Radio”
Melita Baker
Age 89, Irvington, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 30
Knew how to make an entrance
Margaret Busha
Age 89, Mystic, Conn.
Lost on Apr 29
Would stay awake on the night shift because she didn’t want anyone to die alone
Frederick Anthony Palazzo
Age 87, Woburn, Mass.
Lost on Apr 29
Enjoyed international, square and round dancing
James E. Mann Jr.
Age 86, Richmond, Va.
Lost on Apr 29
Served in the Marine Corps from 1958 to 1961
Alexander Webster Cruden Jr.
Age 87, New York
Lost on Apr 27
Former students will remember his brush cut and dry humor
Ann Bonville Trombly
Age 88, New York
Lost on Apr 27
Accomplished quilter, calligrapher and gardener
Joseph Colasurdo
Age 85, Jersey City, N.J.
Lost on Apr 26
Loved to watch old Western movies
Richard Daniel Harris
Age 86, Danvers, Mass.
Lost on Apr 26
Had a knack for games of chance
Clyde Addison Reichelderfer
Age 86, Ohio
Lost on Apr 24
Never seemed to know a stranger
John J. Valentine
Age 86, Long Branch, N.J.
Lost on Apr 23
Expert polygraph examiner
Virginia Alice Rauth
Age 85, Lakewood, N.J.
Lost on Apr 23
Taught the fourth and fifth grades
Robert Adam Burns
Age 85, Michigan
Lost on Apr 22
Owned and operated Big Bob’s Pizzerias
Paul Ronald Joseph
Age 87, Forest Hills, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 22
Served in the US Army in Iran and with the CDC fighting cholera in the Philippines
Anthony V. Racka
Age 86, Farmington Hills, Mich.
Lost on Apr 21
Known in English as “Grandpa Boom” and in Lithuanian as “Senelis”
Theodore Robert Zaterka
Age 89, South Windsor, Conn.
Lost on Apr 21
Gardener who won the title of Pickle King
Donald Kennedy
Age 88, Redwood City, Calif.
Lost on Apr 21
Former president of Stanford University
Mary Therese Loughery
Age 89, Abington, Pa.
Lost on Apr 21
Raised five children
Veil David DeVillier
Age 85, Baton Rouge, La.
Lost on Apr 17
Driving force in establishing LSU-Eunice
William E. Jackman
Age 85, Reston, Va.
Lost on Apr 17
Voice of the Naval Academy football stadium for three decades
Elaine Cupka
Age 86, Potomac, Md.
Lost on Apr 16
Delighted in educating thousands of children over three decades
Verla L. Courey
Age 88, South Windsor, Conn.
Lost on Apr 16
Nurse with a love for language
Marlene B. Mandle
Age 88, Collingswood, N.J.
Lost on Apr 15
First woman on her block to work outside the home
Artemis Nazarian
Age 88, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
Lost on Apr 9
Opened a Los Angeles preschool
Liudas Karolis Mikalonis
Age 86, Berkley, Mich.
Lost on Apr 7
Immigrated to New York from a German refugee camp after World War II
Ruth Skapinok
Age 85, Roseville, Calif.
Lost on Apr 7
Backyard birds were known to eat from her hand
Robert LeBlanc
Age 87, Cambridge, Mass.
Lost on Apr 6
Worked in construction and served in the Army
Gerard Rosenberg
Age 85, New York City
Lost on Apr 6
Retired New York Supreme Court justice
Harry P. Misthos
Age 87, San Francisco Bay Area, Calif.
Lost on Apr 5
Loved the ocean and enjoyed swimming and boating
Robert Barghaan
Age 88, New York City
Lost on Apr 5
Could fix almost anything
Alice Coopersmith Furst
Age 87, Kentfield, Calif.
Lost on Apr 4
In the first class of girls admitted to the Bronx High School of Science
Terrence George Driscoll
Age 87, Plymouth, Mich.
Lost on Apr 2
Father figure
Ralph Plaisance
Age 87, Massapequa, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 1
“we called him the Grand Poobah”
Angelo Piro
Age 87, New York City
Lost on Mar 30
Known for serenading friends with Tony Bennett songs
Marguerite M. Horgus
Age 86, Sweetgrass, Mont.
Lost on Mar 29
Her hospitality was known throughout Toole County and beyond
Thomas E. Anglin
Age 85, Cumming, Ga.
Lost on Mar 27
Created many wonderful memories for his family
Londia Viola Mongold Deavers
Age 88, Harrisonburg, Va.
Lost on May 10
Made each of her children and grandchildren a quilt
Howard J. Bender
Age 88, Lancaster, Wis.
Lost on May 10
Hauled milk by the can, and later with a bulk milk truck
Mattie F. Adams
Age 89, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Lost on May 9
Admired for her fashion sense, especially her collection of hats
Richard Edward Rutledge
Age 87, Folsom, Calif.
Lost on May 6
Authored many stories, articles, and an unpublished novel
Evelyn Gertrude Brant-Graf
Age 87, Zionsville, Ind.
Lost on May 6
Enjoyed playing euchre with her lifelong girlfriends
Gerald Alton Cook
Age 86, New Jersey
Lost on May 5
Belonged to several fraternal organizations
Durlene Clontz Shuffler
Age 85, Morganton, N.C.
Lost on May 4
Many will miss her infectious, sometimes mischievous laughter
Bennie Webb
Age 85, Bolingbrook, Ill.
Lost on May 2
Vintage Mississippi macho man
Philip Braverman
Age 87, East Northport, N.Y.
Lost on May 2
“uncannily accurate” in his predictions
David E. Carman
Age 89, Egg Harbor Township, N.J.
Lost on May 1
Would give up the shirt on his back if you needed it
Barbara Mae Barham
Age 88, Richmond, Va.
Lost on Apr 28
Worked at American Tobacco for 31 years
Fritz Wilhelm Reisgies
Age 87, Alpine, N.J.
Lost on Apr 27
Master jeweler and goldsmith
Ross L. Saddlemire
Age 87, Port Jefferson, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 26
Worked for the FAA as a flight operations safety officer, retiring at 85
Martha Eddy O’Brien
Age 86, Hartford, Conn.
Lost on Apr 26
Lifelong teacher with a master’s degree in special education
Edith Richemond
Age 88, New York City
Lost on Apr 25
Haitian immigrant with a big heart
Raphael Kaminer
Age 86, New York City
Lost on Apr 25
Spent his working years in the insurance industry
Betty Jean Ringle
Age 87, Idaho
Lost on Apr 24
Had an exceptional recollection of local history
Gerald Slater
Age 86, Washington, D.C.
Lost on Apr 24
Founder of PBS
Marion Klein
Age 87, St. Louis Park, Minn.
Lost on Apr 24
If you asked her to do something, she did it
Gerald Ringdahl
Age 87, North Dakota
Lost on Apr 23
Taught junior high science and math and farmed full time
Ed Smrekar
Age 88, Pennsylvania
Lost on Apr 23
A five-year minor league baseball career
William Harrison Goldman
Age 87, New Jersey
Lost on Apr 23
Vermont shop owner
Joel Rogosin
Age 87, Los Angeles
Lost on Apr 21
Emmy-nominated TV producer behind “Knight Rider” and “Magnum, PI”
Crystal LaBelle
Age 87, Lewiston, Idaho
Lost on Apr 21
Lifetime resident of Lewiston
Gloria Allen Moskowitz
Age 88, Ardmore, Pa.
Lost on Apr 21
Motivating “legend” in a southwest Philadelphia school
Marie A. Detrick
Age 88, Sayre, Pa.
Lost on Apr 20
Her zest for life will live on
Stanley M. Cohen
Age 86, Chevy Chase, Md.
Lost on Apr 20
Worked for more than 40 years at the US Department of Education
Carol Freedman
Age 88, New Rochelle, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 20
Lifelong dedication to family
Ron Waxman
Age 88, Pennsylvania
Lost on Apr 20
Popular figure in the Philadelphia wine and spirits community
Paul R. McQuade
Age 88, Dover, N.H.
Lost on Apr 20
New Hampshire state legislator and Dover City councilman
Frederick Koerner
Age 86, Minnesota
Lost on Apr 20
Loved bird-watching, fishing and listening to music
Beverly J. Plessinger
Age 88, Wooster, Ohio
Lost on Apr 19
Faithful in corresponding through cards and handwritten notes
Roxana Griswold Foreman
Age 85, Richmond, Va.
Lost on Apr 19
Loved playing tennis
Willard John Hoyt
Age 87, Schodack, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 19
Active member and leader of the Taconic Hiking Club
Joseph M. Kissane
Age 89, New York City
Lost on Apr 19
Enjoyed the theaters of New York
John F. Cannon
Age 89, Allentown, Pa.
Lost on Apr 18
Enjoyed attending reunions with fellow sailors
Ruthie Jacqueline Stephens Turner
Age 86, Alabama
Lost on Apr 18
Sympathetic ear
Emma Weigley
Age 87, Philadelphia
Lost on Apr 18
Authored a well-regarded biography of Sarah Tyson Rorer
Bennie G. Adkins
Age 86, Opelika, Ala.
Lost on Apr 17
Medal of Honor winner for Vietnam War heroics
Iris Love
Age 86, New York City
Lost on Apr 17
Stylish archaeologist and champion dachshund breeder
Thomas William Campbell
Age 87, Midlothian, Va.
Lost on Apr 16
A long career as a pharmacist
Albert H. Irwin
Age 86, Brownsville, Ore.
Lost on Apr 15
Worked on construction projects
Stanley Moser
Age 88, Fort Lee, N.J.
Lost on Apr 14
Encyclopedia executive with perfect timing
Rose Mary Infantino
Age 88, Rye Brook, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 13
Daughter of Italian immigrants
Charles Constantino
Age 86, Menlo Park, N.J.
Lost on Apr 11
Worked 40 years for The New York Times
Rosemarie Amerosi
Age 87, New York City
Lost on Apr 9
Retired bank teller
Yaakov Perlow
Age 89, New York City
Lost on Apr 7
Leader of the Novominsker Hasidic dynasty
Robert L. Crahen
Age 87, Waunakee, Wis.
Lost on Apr 6
Nicknamed “Boxcar Bob” for his luck in shaking dice
Paul Warech
Age 86, Vineland, N.J.
Lost on Apr 6
Widely surmised he could have played Major League Baseball
June Beverly Hill
Age 85, Sacramento
Lost on Apr 5
No one made creamed potatoes or fried sweet corn the way she did
Lila A. Fenwick
Age 87, New York City
Lost on Apr 4
First black woman to graduate from Harvard Law School
Ann Youngerman Smoler
Age 87, New York City
Lost on Apr 4
Had a passion for social justice
Judith Plotkin-Goldberg
Age 88, Massachusetts
Lost on Apr 3
Noted voiceover artist for radio and TV
Lula Fitzpatrick
Age 85, Dolton, Ill.
Lost on Apr 3
Part of a tightknit family
Lucius Hall
Age 87, Chicago
Lost on Apr 2
Dubbed the “pistol-packing preacher”
Anita Fial
Age 87, New York City
Lost on Apr 2
Marketing expert who brought exotic foods to green grocers
Patricia Bosworth
Age 86, New York City
Lost on Apr 2
Actress who wrote biographies of famous friends
Ellis Marsalis
Age 85, New Orleans
Lost on Apr 1
Jazz pianist and patriarch of a family of musicians
David Driskell
Age 88, Hyattsville, Md.
Lost on Apr 1
Champion of African-American art
Frederick Brown Starr
Age 87, Greensboro, N.C.
Lost on Apr 1
Liked the mental challenges of business
Alby Kass
Age 89, California
Lost on Mar 31
Lead singer of a Yiddish folk group
Alberto Castro
Age 86, Melrose Park, Ill.
Lost on Mar 30
Made time to create and listen to music
Joseph Micajah Thomas II
Age 88, New York City
Lost on Mar 29
Represented theatrical, TV and movie personalities
Herman Boehm
Age 86, Florida
Lost on Mar 29
Retired architect always eager to travel
Robert Rust
Age 88, Greensburg, Ind.
Lost on Mar 28
Competitive athlete, up until his last years
Harvey Bayard
Age 88, New York
Lost on Mar 28
Grew up directly across the street from the old Yankee Stadium
Freddy Rodriguez Sr.
Age 89, Denver
Lost on Mar 25
Played the saxophone at Denver’s oldest jazz club for 40 years
Christine McLaurin
Age 86, Chicago
Lost on Mar 25
Never at a loss for words
Robert Earl Schaefer
Age 87, Seattle
Lost on Mar 25
Radiologist, woodworker, artist and scholar