Deaths in the 1950s
16,000+ memorials
Daniel W. Biddle
1870–1954 (age 84)
Remington Cemetery
Daniel W. Biddle lived with noble purpose, guiding others with calm resolve and unwavering kindness.
Lawrence Wheeler
1898–1952 (age 54)
IOOF Cemetery
Bartel J. Jonkman
1884–1955 (age 71)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bartel J. Jonkman will be remembered as a tireless advocate for his community and a friend to many.
John F. Luecke
1889–1952 (age 63)
Lakeview Cemetery
John Essebagger, Jr.
1928–1951 (age 23)
Pilgrim Home Cemetery
John Essebagger, Jr. brought warmth and compassion to every interaction, leaving a heartfelt legacy despite his brief ti...
Laurent Novikoff
1888–1956 (age 68)
Pine Grove Cemetery
Millicent Rogers
1902–1953 (age 51)
Sierra Vista Cemetery
Millicent Rogers will be remembered for her nurturing heart and her commitment to brightening the lives of others.
Oscar E. Berninghaus
1874–1952 (age 78)
Sierra Vista Cemetery
Clement A. Trott
1877–1950 (age 73)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clement A. Trott leaves behind a legacy of mentorship and community stewardship that endeared him to countless friends.
Edward Howard Griggs
1868–1951 (age 83)
West Cemetery
Hans Barth
1897–1956 (age 59)
Mandarin Cemetery
Hans Barth lived a life marked by quiet integrity and unwavering devotion to those he served.
Vladas Rėklaitis
1888–1952 (age 64)
Saint Casimir Catholic Cemetery
Yaro Victor Brozek
1898–1959 (age 61)
Union Ridge Cemetery
Yaro Victor Brozek will be remembered for his encouraging spirit and the joyful warmth he shared with all around him.
William D. Denney
1873–1953 (age 80)
Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery
Ginger Beaumont
1876–1956 (age 80)
Rochester Cemetery
Ginger Beaumont was a pioneering Major League Baseball outfielder whose steady play thrilled early 20th century fans.
Charlotte Walker
1876–1958 (age 82)
Old City Cemetery
Al Espinosa
1891–1957 (age 66)
San Carlos Cemetery
Al Espinosa was a professional golfer revered for his skill and sportsmanship.
Camille Kelley
1879–1955 (age 76)
Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown
Sam Costen
1882–1955 (age 73)
Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown
Sam Costen is remembered for his steady presence and the warmth he offered to family and community.
Stepan Reshetylo
1889–1950 (age 61)
Saint Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery
Rollin Wilson
1899–1953 (age 54)
Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown
Rollin Wilson is fondly remembered for his generous spirit and quiet leadership.
Jay Brownlee Davidson
1880–1957 (age 77)
Iowa State University Cemetery
Jesse H. Ames
1875–1957 (age 82)
Greenwood Cemetery
Jesse H. Ames left a lasting impression through steadfast devotion to his neighbors and loved ones.
Jennie B. Knight
1875–1957 (age 82)
Provo City Cemetery
Ida Smoot Dusenberry
1873–1955 (age 82)
Provo City Cemetery
Ida Smoot Dusenberry was a devoted educator and community supporter whose gentle guidance touched many lives.
Henry Randolph Sutphen
1875–1950 (age 75)
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Roland Morris Baker
1865–1956 (age 91)
East Cemetery
Roland Morris Baker is remembered for his steady devotion to family and his community.
Frank Parsons Shepard
1920–1959 (age 39)
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Jerry Unser
1932–1959 (age 27)
Sunset Memorial Park
Jerry Unser was a daring racecar driver whose talent and courage inspired racing fans.
Bill Horr
1880–1955 (age 75)
Onondaga Valley Cemetery
Lionel Simeon Marks
1871–1955 (age 84)
Wenham Cemetery
Lionel Simeon Marks was a celebrated mechanical engineer and author whose work guided generations of students.
Oliver D. Mann
1877–1956 (age 79)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
Robert Seyfarth
1878–1950 (age 72)
Oakwood Cemetery
Robert Seyfarth was a gifted golf course architect whose thoughtful designs are still treasured.
George Seibel
1872–1958 (age 86)
Birmingham Cemetery
Nelle Gilham Lemon Burger
1869–1957 (age 88)
Maple Park Cemetery
A lifelong resident of Maple Park, she was celebrated for steady community service and a hospitable spirit.
Dan M. Nee
1888–1952 (age 64)
Maple Park Cemetery
Daniel Van Voorhis
1878–1956 (age 78)
Memorial Park Cemetery
U.S. Army Major General who championed cavalry and armored modernization with steady leadership.
Earl W. Brannon
1889–1952 (age 63)
Memorial Park Cemetery
Walter Maddock
1880–1951 (age 71)
St. Mary's Cemetery
North Dakota governor who put farmers first and served with integrity.
George Ross Smith
1864–1952 (age 88)
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Charles Badger Clark
1883–1957 (age 74)
Evergreen Cemetery
Beloved cowboy poet whose simple, heartfelt verses captured the American West.
William Binga
1869–1950 (age 81)
Crystal Lake Cemetery
Harry Ostdiek
1881–1956 (age 75)
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
A steadfast presence around St. Mary's Catholic community who quietly supported neighbors.
William Nuessle
1878–1959 (age 81)
St. Mary's Cemetery
Chester Mead
1900–1959 (age 59)
Greenlawn Cemetery and Mortuary
Local leader whose quiet optimism helped guide his community through difficult times.
Levi T. Pennington
1863–1955 (age 92)
Daytona Memorial Park
John Taylor Woodbury Jr.
1884–1953 (age 69)
Saint George City Cemetery
Civic-minded leader in Saint George known for fairness and attentive public service.
William Henry Abington
1870–1951 (age 81)
Beebe Cemetery
Royal R. Campbell
1886–1951 (age 65)
Evergreen Cemetery
A generous presence who supported his Evergreen neighborhood with quiet devotion.
Louis Upton
1886–1952 (age 66)
Crystal Springs Cemetery