Annie Glenn
Age 100, St. Paul, Minn.
Lost on May 19
Champion of people with speech disorders. Predeceased by husband, astronaut and US Senator John Glenn
Florence Cahill Flaherty
Age 96, Brewster, Mass.
Lost on May 6
She had that Irish wit
Eve Rudin
Age 103, Philadelphia
Lost on Apr 25
One of the first women of her generation to drive a car
Walter M. Eagles Jr.
Age 95, Fort Washington, Pa.
Lost on Apr 24
Kept a scrapbook of the places he saw
Joseph Feingold
Age 97, New York City
Lost on Apr 15
Architect and Holocaust survivor
Corliss Henry
Age 95, Summit, N.J.
Lost on Apr 14
Trailblazing New Jersey nurse
John B. Ahrens
Age 96, Newton, Mass.
Lost on Apr 10
Lifelong pacifist
Marie Scanlan Walker
Age 99, Louisiana
Lost on Apr 9
Never drew attention to herself
Henry F. Graff
Age 98, Greenwich, Conn.
Lost on Apr 7
Columbia University historian of US presidents
Joyce Roberts
Age 96, Portland, Maine
Lost on May 12
Had a passion for golf and bridge
Genowefa Kochanek
Age 98, Massachusetts
Lost on May 12
Survived the German invasion and occupation of Poland during World War II
Russell Arnold Nielsen
Age 96, Cedar Falls, Iowa
Lost on May 12
Attended the Illinois College of Optometry
Robert Grant Conner
Age 96, Easthampton, Mass.
Lost on May 8
Nothing brought him greater joy than taking his boys on hikes
Florence Ethel Buenzly
Age 99, Allentown, Pa.
Lost on May 7
Long-time member of Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Nutland
Age 102, Paramus, N.J.
Lost on May 6
Worked for the FBI during World War II
Dorothy V. Indeck
Age 95, Bridgewater, N.J.
Lost on May 4
Taught in the Bridgewater public elementary schools
Patricia L. Henry
Age 102, Dearborn, Mich.
Lost on May 2
Artist at heart
Ina Macko
Age 96, Griswold, Conn.
Lost on May 2
Taught math for 25 years at Voluntown Elementary School
Mary Ann Yazzie
Age 96, Life Care Center of Farmington, N.M.
Lost on May 2
Her family believed she would have stayed with them through the traditional Navajo lifespan of 102 years
Clementine E. Jamgochian
Age 95, Peabody, Mass.
Lost on May 2
Faced the challenges of life with a smile and positive attitude
Ruth E. Shinn
Age 97, Washington, D.C.
Lost on May 1
Advocate for gender, racial and LGBT equality
Dorothy May Thompson
Age 105, Des Moines
Lost on Apr 29
Traced her roots back over 10 generations
Dorthe J. Flick
Age 97, Clinton, Iowa
Lost on Apr 28
Core member of her congregation
Hilda R. Nagel
Age 99, Whitehall, Pa.
Lost on Apr 27
Volunteered as a firehouse cook for over 50 years
Wayne L. Wolford
Age 95, Pennsylvania
Lost on Apr 27
In the Pennsylvania Voter Hall of Fame for voting in every November election for 50 years
Lillian Press
Age 95, Kentucky
Lost on Apr 26
Dearly loved Kentucky
Richard M. Glidden
Age 95, Orleans, Mass.
Lost on Apr 25
Awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge, Purple Heart and Bronze Star
Nora Malis
Age 97, Salem, N.H.
Lost on Apr 25
Her will was indomitable
Retha Elizabeth Contri Sharp
Age 98, Iowa
Lost on Apr 22
Always enjoyed a good discussion involving politics
Joseph J. Angi Sr.
Age 95, New York
Lost on Apr 18
Served in Belgium, France and Germany during WWII
Robert R. Stout
Age 95, Dennis, Mass.
Lost on Apr 17
Survived the sinking of his troopship in the English Channel
Antoinette Meyer
Age 95, Crownsville, Md.
Lost on Apr 13
Trailblazing deputy sheriff
Josephine Posnanski
Age 98, New Jersey
Lost on Apr 11
Loved to dance
Doris Mae Burkhart Kale
Age 98, Pennsylvania
Lost on Apr 11
Excelled in the kitchen
Bernard David Seckler
Age 95, Newton, Mass.
Lost on Apr 10
Math reader for Recordings for the Blind
Susan Grey Hopp Crofoot
Age 97, Westwood, N.J.
Lost on Apr 7
Took great joy in writing little ditties under her pen name, Penelope Penwiper
Jeanne Hammond Byrnes
Age 97, Danbury, Conn.
Lost on Apr 4
Received numerous awards for her accounting skills
Harold L. Hayes
Age 96, Fort Wright, Ky.
Lost on Apr 2
Original member of the Navy’s elite Underwater Demolition Team
Margueritte Martha McCain
Age 96, Tulsa, Okla.
Lost on May 11
Voracious reader
Francis A. Kennedy
Age 95, Clarence, N.Y.
Lost on May 10
Korean War hero and inventor
Nelson Henry Jr.
Age 96, Philadelphia
Lost on May 9
World War II veteran
Lucy Yanushefski
Age 95, West Chester, Pa.
Lost on May 8
Was married for 59 years
Bettie London Traxler
Age 97, Greenville, S.C.
Lost on May 7
Former member of the Quadrille and Colonial Dames of America
Rosalie J. Downes Emrich
Age 97, Catonsville, Md.
Lost on May 3
Survived by her longtime companion and many nieces and nephews
Frank M. Goewey Jr.
Age 95, North Carolina
Lost on May 3
World War II veteran, and he proudly drove for generals
Elizabeth Harris Tirrell
Age 95, Hillsborough, N.J.
Lost on May 1
Loved classical and choral music
Joraine Sieber Groat
Age 97, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Lost on Apr 30
Intelligent and industrious
Nancy Reid
Age 97, Topsfield, Mass.
Lost on Apr 30
Perfectionist and an excellent cook
Barbara Helen Richardson
Age 97, Bristol, Conn.
Lost on Apr 29
Trained and accomplished singer
Edie Morello
Age 97, Barrington, Ill.
Lost on Apr 29
Voted “most debonair” in her high school yearbook
Norton A. Kent
Age 96, Gwynedd, Pa.
Lost on Apr 26
City planner and longtime community volunteer
Britta Lou Miller
Age 97, Ohio
Lost on Apr 25
Enlisted in the Women’s Army Corps on her 21st birthday in 1944
Helen Demetoglous
Age 96, New Jersey
Lost on Apr 24
Remained proud of her Greek heritage
Dorothy Alma Ennis D’Ostilio
Age 95, Fairfield, Conn.
Lost on Apr 24
Avid reader and book club member
Raymond Paul Janssen
Age 96, Dowagiac, Mich.
Lost on Apr 22
Last of his generation for his 60 nieces and nephews
Anna Sternik Warren
Age 100, Binghamton, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 22
Feisty, unique lady to the end
Florence Marks
Age 96, Lancaster, Pa.
Lost on Apr 20
Hospitality came easy to her
Justin Liuba
Age 95, Springfield, Mass.
Lost on Apr 18
Worked for Radio Free Europe
Gloria Zimmerman
Age 97, White Plains, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 18
Exemplified the women of the Greatest Generation
Philip Kahn
Age 100, Westbury, N.Y.
Lost on Apr 17
World War II veteran whose twin died in the Spanish Flu epidemic a century ago
Ruth Hunter
Age 96, Washington, D.C.
Lost on Apr 17
Secretary for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lela Reed
Age 95, Country Club Hills, Ill.
Lost on Apr 14
Babysitter for the local church
Helen Silvia
Age 96, Brockton, Mass.
Lost on Apr 13
Known as the “fashionista” in her nursing home
Jerzy Glowczewski
Age 97, New York City
Lost on Apr 13
Last of the WWII Polish fighter pilots
Luther Coleman
Age 108, Evergreen Park, Ill.
Lost on Apr 11
Man who seemed to know everything
Wynn Handman
Age 97, New York City
Lost on Apr 11
Acting teacher and a founder of the American Place Theater
George J. Foerst Jr.
Age 99, New Jersey
Lost on Apr 9
Called “The Captain” by friends and family
Helen Boles Days
Age 96, Wynnewood, Pa.
Lost on Apr 9
Made what she had work for her
Ilona Murai Kerman
Age 96, New York
Lost on Apr 8
Featured in multiple Broadway productions
Conrad Duncker
Age 99, Chicago
Lost on Apr 8
Longtime dentist
Vera Flint
Age 97, Beverly, Mass.
Lost on Apr 8
Face behind the counter at a family-owned grocery store
Beatrice Rubin
Age 96, New Jersey
Lost on Apr 7
Her size belied her strength and spirit
Leo Sreebny
Age 98, Seattle
Lost on Apr 5
Preferred bolo ties to neckties, suspenders to belts
Norma Hoza
Age 101, Wilmette, Ill.
Lost on Apr 2
Mom to six sons
Robert M. Weintraub
Age 96, New York
Lost on Mar 29
A long career in the import-export business
Horace Saunders
Age 96, Mount Airy, Md.
Lost on Mar 29
Tailor