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Eugene C. Robinson
January 21, 1902
Eugene C. Robinson served his San Francisco community as a patrolman — a dedicated public servant whose courage and commitment defined his life and service.
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January 21, 1902
Eugene C. Robinson served his San Francisco community as a patrolman — a dedicated public servant whose courage and commitment defined his life and service.
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August 12, 2022
Marquise Pryor was a former Orr Academy basketball player and community entrepreneur who poured energy into his neighborhood—opening a store and salon on 87th Street—and was remembered by friends as a gentle, hopeful presence.
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November 4, 2024
Adam D. Cooner, a devoted father and outdoorsman from Hollytree, Alabama, is remembered for his steady hands at work, love of hunting and fishing, and fierce devotion to family and country.
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December 16, 1920 — December 7, 1981
George V. Darnell was a World War II U.S. Army veteran and a devoted Warren County deputy whose decades of service to family and community left a lasting mark on Monmouth.
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October 20, 1980 — August 25, 2017
Gregory Joseph Howard Sr., a devoted New Orleans firefighter, loving husband and father of two, is remembered for his bright spirit, dedication to service, and the warmth he brought to family and colleagues.
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April 14, 2010
Brandon Brinson, a 19-year-old freshman from Jacksonville at Florida A&M University, is remembered for his warm spirit, quick humor, and love of life — a young man who embraced learning and friendship.
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June 28, 2018
Estrella Rodriguez of Rochester, NY — a beloved 76-year-old wife and neighbor — is remembered for the quiet life she led and the family ties that mattered most to her.
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December 10, 2021
Knox Panter was a quietly resilient young man — a caregiver, small‑business owner, and survivor who worked hard, lived humbly, and cared for family in East Point, Georgia.
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May 15, 2001
Teresa Wilson was a mother and human being whose life—marked by struggle and by efforts to change—deserves a compassionate remembrance beyond the circumstances of her death.
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September 21, 1968 — January 4, 2011
Clifton A. Turner was a devoted husband and father whose family — including his wife Angelicque and their children — were at the center of his life and memory.
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March 17, 2008 — January 18, 2025
Giovannie Anderson‑Bey, a 16‑year‑old from East St. Louis, is remembered for his place in a close family and community — a beloved son and sibling whose life left an impression on those who knew him.
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February 8, 2021
Darius Winters was a 15-year-old from Philadelphia whose life touched family and neighborhood friends — remembered for the promise of youth and the place he held in his community.
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September 17, 2017
Martez Fitts was a 22-year-old Milwaukee man whose life mattered to family and community. Though public records are limited, what is known points to a young person remembered by those who knew him.
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July 23, 1997 — March 23, 2023
Sharelle “Pebbles” Johnson was a devoted mother and loving daughter whose warmth and playfulness brightened family moments and quiet afternoons with a book or a camera.
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May 31, 2022
Christopher Martinez, a 13-year-old from San Antonio, is remembered for being a beloved son whose life touched family and neighbors; his community mourned the loss on May 31, 2022.
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May 6, 1977 — March 12, 2018
Michael Richard Streich (May 6, 1977–Mar 12, 2018) was a devoted husband and father from Omaha whose warmth and family-first spirit touched those close to him.
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June 19, 2023
Amiere Hayes was a bright 16-year-old from Bed-Stuy who loved school and dreamed of playing college basketball — a beloved son and youngest sibling remembered for his promise and close family bonds.
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March 4, 2016
Linzell Feagin Jr., remembered as a son of Palmetto, Florida, lived a life shaped by his community ties and struggles; his story deserves to be held with dignity beyond the circumstances of his death.
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August 2, 1982
Zelma Anderson was a devoted sister and a longtime hairdresser whose presence was part of daily life in the McDowell/Orkney community — remembered for her steady work and ties to family and neighbors.
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April 1, 2016
Aiad Malo was a young Nashvillian remembered as the youngest of nine children and the twin brother in a close-knit family — a bright eighteen-year-old whose life held promise and meaning to those who loved him.