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From duets like "Tonight, I Celebrate My Love" with Roberta Flack and "Beauty and the Beast" with Celine Dion to solo hits such as "If Ever You're in My Arms Again" and "Can You Stop the Rain," we’ll miss Peabo Bryson’s soulful voice.

When Joe Negri wasn't spreading his love of music on stage or in the classroom, he was doing so on TV as Handyman Negri on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," introducing generations of children to the joy of song. He will be missed.

Alzheimer's is the thief of everything we hold dear — and in 2026 alone, it will cost families and the nation $409 billion. But a diagnosis doesn't get the final word. This June, Legacy stands with the @alzassociation.bsky.social in the fight to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia.

Farewell to Ronald LaPread, the bassist and cofounder of the Commodores. From "Easy" to "Brick House," "Three Times a Lady," "Still," and many more, they provided a soundtrack to our lives.

A great loss for the music community: Sonny Rollins, the jazz giant known for “Saxophone Colossus” and “Way Out West,” has passed.

Farewell to NASCAR legend Kyle Busch, and condolences to his family and fans. The champion driver, widely seen as one of the best ever to compete, died at age 41 after a severe illness.

Few left their mark on baseball like Bobby Cox, longtime manager of the Atlanta Braves, who recently passed away at age 84. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2014.

Farewell to Ann Robinson, who helped make The War of the Worlds (1953) a science fiction classic.

We’re looking back at some remarkable performers who shaped the world of entertainment, including legends of professional wrestling, a singer behind some of the best-known dance anthems of her time, and groundbreaking actors from your favorite films.

If you've browsed for clothing in your local shopping mall, you probably have Doris Fisher, co-founder of The Gap, to thank for the experience.

For 36 seasons, John Sterling was the voice of the New York Yankees and one of the most recognizable voices in baseball. #JohnSterling #NewYorkYankees #MajorleagueBaseball

When words begin to fail, the body still remembers how to feel. 🎶🎨 Art, music, movement, and touch aren't just "hobbies"—they are the keys that unlock a loved one’s world. While dementia may cloud language, the "sensory brain" remains vibrant.

May is American Stroke Month—the perfect time to learn how to spot a stroke and save a life. Learn the B.E. F.A.S.T. signs in this carousel—they are the most powerful tool you have. 1/3

The heartwarming story behind why there were so many guest stars on Murder She Wrote.

In memory of Nedra Talley Ross, the last surviving member of the Ronettes. #Ronettes #TheRonettes #NedraTalleyRoss

Whether it was in “Melrose Place,” on “Days of Our Lives,” or in the modern science fiction classic “Starship Troopers,” we always enjoyed seeing Patrick Muldoon on screen.

These real-life stories of everyday greatness are what Legacy is all about. Visit Legacy.com to read the full obituaries for these people featured in the video, as well as countless others like them.

Songs like "Summer Breeze" are undeniable. Farewell to Dash Crofts, who, along with Jim Seals, provided a soundtrack for our lives.

Farewell to Kiki Shepard - she was a TV host, Broadway performer, and tireless advocate for those living with sickle cell disease.

We recently lost three giants of the Civil Rights Movement. Their lives were dedicated to the fight for equality, from the marches in Selma to the global stage. We honor their courage and their lasting impact on our world. 🕊️ For more interesting stories, follow @Legacy.

At Woodstock, Country Joe McDonald led one of the most unforgettable protest songs of the Vietnam era. Visit https://legcy.co/4sKb05o to read his obituary and sign the guest book. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy #countryjoe #woodstock #musichistory

This week in history, we remember influential figures whose work shaped music, photography, film, and comedy — including Keith Emerson and Gordon Parks. Visit https://www.legacy.com/ to read their obituaries and sign the guest books. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy

Pop music lost one of its great hitmakers with the passing of Neil Sedaka, whose songs — including “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” — defined generations. Visit https://legcy.co/3NpegnK to read his obituary and sign the guest book. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy #neilsedaka

This week in history, we remember the people who made us laugh, think, and feel — from Minnie Pearl’s humor to Georgia O’Keeffe’s artistry. Their legacies live on. Visit https://www.legacy.com/ to read obituaries and leave a tribute. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy

Actor, advocate, and legend. We’re looking back at the unforgettable career of Eric Dane—from his iconic start on #GreysAnatomy to his powerful final roles. 🕯️ Read his full obituary & share your condolences here: https://legcy.co/3MU8SZA #theirlegacy #legacyremembers #ericdane

We’re looking back at some of the notable lives we’ve lost during this week in history. From iconic singers to beloved TV hosts, their legacies live on. 🕯️ Read their full obituaries and share your own memories at Legacy.com. #theirlegacy #legacyremembers

Real history lives in the stories of our neighbors, teachers, and veterans. 🕊️ This #BlackHistoryMonth, join us in celebrating the local trailblazers who made a difference in their communities. Discover their legacies or share a loved one’s story at Legacy.com.

Rev. Jesse Jackson believed that if something was morally right, it would eventually become political — and he spent a lifetime proving it. Visit https://legcy.co/40nhjQ8 to read his obituary and sign the guest book. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy #civilrightsmovement

Robert Duvall shaped American cinema with restraint, depth, and unforgettable presence. His performances didn’t fade — they stayed with us. Visit https://legcy.co/3ZLyQBt to read his obituary and sign the guest book. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy

Some names become moments. Some moments become history. This week in history, we honor lives whose influence continues long after the final chapter. Visit https://www.legacy.com/ to read the obituaries and sign the guest books. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy

They played the game at the highest level — and left a lasting mark. Remembering the NFL players we’ve lost so far in 2026. Follow Legacy and visit https://www.legacy.com/ to read their obituaries and honor their lives. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy #nfl

This week, we honor musicians whose music shaped generations and left a lasting legacy. Follow Legacy for more stories of the legends we’ve lost, and visit https://www.legacy.com/ to read their obituaries and sign the guest books.

For an entire generation, James Van Der Beek was an icon of teen life - the ups, the downs, the joys, and the heartache. His work on Dawson's Creek left a mark that is still remembered to this day.

Catherine O’Hara, beloved for “SCTV,” “Home Alone,” “Best in Show,” and “Schitt’s Creek,” leaves behind a legacy of fearless comedy and unforgettable characters. Read her obituary and sign the guest book to honor her life and legacy - https://legcy.co/4qtmKrk

RIP to Demond Wilson, whose role as Lamont Sanford on "Sanford and Son" helped make the groundbreaking sitcom one of the most popular of the era. Be sure to share your memories or condolences in his guest book: legcy.co/3ZgJDmP

This week in history, we honor the lives of cultural icons including Christopher Plummer, Maurice White, and Gene Kelly. Their influence continues to resonate across generations. Visit https://www.legacy.com/ to read the obituaries. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy

Sly Dunbar, the Jamaican drummer and producer whose precision grooves helped define reggae, dub, and dancehall, has died at 73. His influence echoes through thousands of recordings worldwide. Visit https://legcy.co/4a6wl13 to read his obituary. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy

Virginia “Ginny” Oliver — Maine’s Lobster Lady — spent more than 90 years hauling traps and inspiring generations with her independence and joy for life. She was 105. Visit https://legcy.co/4qXVXoc to read her obituary and sign the guest book. #legacyremembers #theirlegacy