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In remembrance
May 19, 2022
David Christian Spencer Jr., a 41-year-old resident of Southeast Washington, is remembered for the life he lived among family and community — a real person whose presence mattered to those who knew him.
In remembrance
August 6, 1956
Donald Lee Baker was a young boy of Azusa who loved bike rides and the outdoors. He is remembered for the bright, ordinary mornings he shared with friends and family.
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January 26, 2009
Karissa Olivia Lofton — a sixteen-year-old daughter cherished by family — is remembered for the bright promise of youth and the close bonds she shared with her loved ones.
In remembrance
September 24, 2018
Courtney Cortez Lane was a 29-year-old member of the Pine Bluff community whose life mattered to family, friends, and neighbors. He is remembered here with dignity and respect.
In remembrance
October 1, 2015
Paul Andrew Thomas was a retired carpenter, Navy veteran, and gardener whose steady hands and easy laugh brightened days in Vinton; he cared for his mother and loved the outdoors.
In remembrance
October 19, 1907
William Francis Smithson served Daggett as a deputy sheriff, constable, husband and father — a trusted community member whose life of service touched neighbors and family in the Mojave Desert.
In remembrance
January 14, 1964 — June 12, 2026
Edward “Ed” Randall Scott — devoted husband, father, grandfather, and beloved softball umpire — was cherished for his warm smile, steady presence, and lifelong commitment to family and community.
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March 1, 2026
Dornell Crib was a devoted father, son, and brother from Los Angeles whose family remembers him for the love he gave and the everyday presence he shared with those closest to him.
In remembrance
July 10, 2024
Maxwell Fromm, a longtime Long Beach resident in his 70s, was known to neighbors and the downtown community. His life and presence in the city are remembered by those who knew him.
In remembrance
June 29, 2014
Corey Shannon, 33, was a Dallas man remembered for the life he lived among family and friends — a neighbor and companion whose loss on June 29, 2014, left loved ones grieving.
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June 5, 2015
Leonard “Leo” Stay brought warmth and service to his community — an Ocoee High student, wrestler, chorus member, and active teen at Mt. Zion Tabernacle whose generous spirit touched friends and younger peers.
In remembrance
October 20, 2015
Michael R. Schoos was a longtime Milwaukee resident and homeowner whose life mattered to family and neighbors; he is remembered for the steady presence he provided in his community and the home he kept.
In remembrance
June 11, 2022
Dantez T. Ford, a 21-year-old from Cahokia Heights/East St. Louis, is remembered for the relationships and everyday presence he shared with his community and loved ones.
In remembrance
March 20, 2019
Quencella Washington was a 32-year-old Phoenix woman whose life mattered to family and community — remembered for the everyday roles and relationships that made her uniquely herself.
In remembrance
July 9, 2018
Nathaniel Holder, a 16‑year‑old from Birmingham, is remembered for being a son and a young life full of promise—taken from his family far too soon on July 9, 2018.
In remembrance
May 31, 2021
Brandon Fabian Fonseca Vargas was an 18-year-old Downey resident whose life—full of youth and promise—touched family and neighbors; he is remembered for the bright presence he brought to his community.
In remembrance
March 10, 2016
Matt Jones was a devoted father and son from Newton Grove whose care for family and community left a quiet, lasting impression on those who knew him.
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October 21, 2024
Kelly Heath, a devoted mother and vibrant artist who loved the outdoors and family, is remembered for her warmth, creativity, and the joy she shared with grandchildren and friends.
In remembrance
January 12, 1988 — January 24, 2023
Temara Sarafina King was a devoted third-grade and special education teacher whose warmth, faith, and care for children shaped classrooms and community alike.
In remembrance
October 1, 1971
Nenomoshia “Neno” Yates was a 12-year-old Kelly Miller Junior High student from Benning Road whose bright and ordinary evening errand became a heartbreaking loss to her family and community.
