One Hundred Thousand Lives – The New York Times

Barbara Krupke won the lottery. Fred Walter Gray enjoyed his bacon and hash browns crispy. Orlando Moncada crawled through a hole in a fence to reach the United States. John Prine chronicled the human condition. Cornelia Ann Hunt left the world with gratitude.

Over 100,000 people have died from the coronavirus in the United States. Today, we remember some of them.

The Lives We’ve Lost

In order of appearance in the episode:

• Willie Levi, 73.

• Cleon and Leon Boyd, both 64.

• Valentina Blackhorse, 28.

• Madeline Kripke, 76. Special thanks to Daniel Krieger at Narratively.

• Orlando Moncada, 56.

• John Prine, 73. Special thanks to Eddie Huffman, author of “In Spite of Himself.”

• Britta Lou Miller, 97.

• Edith Richemond, 88.

• Ann Sullivan, 91.

• Ralph McGehee, 92.

• Wallace Roney, 59.

• Wilson Jerman, 91.

• Arlene Saunders, 89.

• Rafael Leonardo Black, 71.

• Margaret Powe, 80, and Charles “Ed” Powe Jr., 88.

• Arthur Winthrop Barstow, 93.

• Sal Capozucca, 65.

• Jerry Spring, 85.

• Alison Schwartz, 29.

• Levie Barkley, 69.

• Ellis Marsalis Jr., 85.

• Joel Reed, 86.

• Joyce Posson Winston, 93.

• Vinton Mason, 86.

• Donald Horsfall, 72.

• Milena Jelinek, 84.

• Georgianna Glose, 73.

• Bill Mantell, 68.

• Durlene Shuffler, 85.

• Alan Potanka, 68.

• John Schoffstall, 41.

• Carmen Lydia Rodriguez, 76.

• Alexandra Polansky, 62.

• Dr. James Goodrich, 73.

• Helen Antonette Molina, 85.

• Fred Walter Gray, 75.

• Angelo Piro, 74.

• Leo Sreebny, 98.

• Norman Leslie Jenkins, 91.

• Jeanne Madden Cibroski, 79.

• Peggy Rakestraw, 72.

• Mattie Adams, 89.

• Lillian Press, 95.

• Myles Coker, 69.

• Celia Yap-Banago, 69.

• Steve Dalkowski, 80.

• Carlos Ernesto Escobar Mejia, 57.

• Richard Rutledge, 87.

• John Nakwatazee, 62.

• Juanita “Nita” Pippins, 93.

• John Sebastian Laird-Hammond, 59.

• Mary Desole, 93.

• Gertrude Clemmer Baber, 91.

• Motoko Fujishiro Huthwaite, 92.

• John von Sternberg Jr., 79.

• Anna Elizabeth Pearson Lugg, 90.

• Barbara Krupke, 83.

• Kenneth Godwin, 94.

• Stanley Grossman, 83.

• Phillip Scardilli, 91.

• Ruth Skapinok, 85.

• Theodore Zaterka, 89.

• Harold Reisner, 85.

• Clara Louise Bennett, 91.

• Loretta Mendoza Dionisio, 68.

• Miguel Ulluari, 51. Special thanks to Annie Correal for her reporting.

• Vera Jackson, 65.

• Marilyn Williams, 54.

• Merrick Dowson, 67.

• Tomas Puebla, 47.

• Lloyd Porter, 49.

• Sally Rowley, 88.

• Sherrell Stokes, 54.

• Frank Gabrin, 60.

• Tommie, 82, and Doris Brown, 79.

• Israel Sauz, 22.

• Harold Upjohn, 91.

• Philip Kahn, 100.

• Bernice Silver, 106.

• Lorena Borjas, 59.

• Laneeka Barksdale, 47.

• Dez-Ann Romain, 36.

• Jean Marie Hazelwood, 93.

• David Edwards, 48.

• George Freeman Winfield, 72.

• Steve Hann, 67.

• Islam Uddin Khan, 65.

• Eddie Gancayco, 62.

• Mary Roman, 84.

• Hailey Herrera, 25.

• Ronald Lewis, 68.

• Conrad Ifill, 81.

• Francis Kennedy, 95.

• Dr. Julie Butler, 62.

• Jana Prince, 43.

• Kimarlee Nguyen, 33.

• Raymond Copeland, 46.

• Wanda Bailey, 63.

• Cornelia Ann Hunt, 87.

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