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Philadelphia Obituary Project has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. Besides social media accounts, philly_obit_project has populated their site with Donate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Join the Philly Obit Project on #GivingTuesday - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Lavaun 'Veezy' Steward, 32, loved renovating houses and spending time with family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Calvin Morton Greene, 32, aspiring real estate mogul who kept reaching higher - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Yohannon Alexander, 23, a car enthusiast, good friend and devoted father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Malik Austin, 32, doting father who endured a difficult childhood - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Angel L. Torres III, 22, Philly sports fan with a remarkable memory for stats - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brian Madera, 22, high-flying truck driver and 'happy soul' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tahmair Timms, 14, feisty athlete who was unstoppable on the basketball court - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jahsun Patton, 18, college-bound football player, actor who 'had that success thing' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hugh Certaine, 27: 'He would never hang up a call without saying I love you' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Martin Alicea, 29, a family man who had coffee with his mother every morning - Philadelphia Obituary Project, www.phillyobitproject.com, Erica McClellan, 17, feisty teenager with a raspy voice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Izim Greer-Plummer, 19, community protector who 'embodied family values' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Juwan Evans, 23, launched a clothing line with dreams for a store - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Josue Rosario, 29, planned to move to Florida to be with his family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Trevonte Marks, a ‘man of the house’ at 15, who aspired to be a designer, rapper - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Na'Jay Williams-White, 18, an aspiring rapper who loved sweet potato pie - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Bakeer "Bok" Green, 34, a beloved West Philly basketball coach - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kierra Johnson, 21, art student who loved to dance in the rain with her mother - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Saleem West, 16: 'Basketball was his whole life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shannon Blassengale, 27 - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marcus Dixon, 30, loving dad with a 'Hollywood smile' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ammron Hargrove, 29, was Mr. Elmo to his preschoolers and loved his sister's salmon broccoli cheesesteak - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Thomas, 24, fiercely talented boxer who still appreciated his 'momma love' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Writing Heals: Mecca Liles Harris, 14, a ‘spunky’ urban cowgirl who could have been a professional polo player - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Writing Heals: Jameel Devlin, 46, 'not your typical kid' who grew up to be a barber and loving father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Quenzell Bradley-Brown, 28, former National Guardsman and Spoken Word Master - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jy’heim Price, 20, life of the party and entrepreneur who honored his slain older brother in the car business - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Samyr Walker, 19, on Christmas day, a helpful son who loved rap was born - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Buffer - Log In, Jason Conley, 38, former Marine who started a hot dog cart and loved his only son - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marcus Dixon, 30, loving dad with a 'Hollywood smile' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Matthew Thomas, 47, left behind 7,000 pieces of artwork—and one terrible tattoo - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Christopher Davis, 35, jokester who struggled with loss - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Francisco "Frankie" Caraballo Ortiz, 33, planned to take his son trick-or-treating - Philadelphia Obituary Project, William McElhenny, 45, kind and generous in spite of challenges - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Keshone 'Papi' Young, 24, cat lover who planned to be an electrician - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shahjahan S. McCaskill, 26, an achiever who overcame cancer - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Elba Monroig, 61, loving, caring and independent - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Javier ‘Naji’ Conde, 39: ‘He was trying to live a more quiet life’, Tysheem Pennock, 20: 'He was trying to be a better everything' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Caleer Miller, 16, aspiring NBA player known for ‘peace and all smiles’ - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Daniel Robinson, 33, stylish dresser who was kind and generous - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nearly 16 years later, heartache lingers for John Jewell, 22 - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Frederick Duggans, 20, dog lover who was saving to go to California to record music - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Justin Braswell, 25, assisted the needy, and now his family continues his legacy - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Aidan Seddon, 18: 'The things he wanted to do, he was doing them' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Antoine Coleman, Jr., 17, Aspiring Mechanic Who Treasured Connecting With Family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Terrance Stewart, 35, shared a birthday with his youngest sister - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Victim Anniversary Dates - Google Sheets, Raymond Holmes, 39, Mr. Fix-It and Doting Family Man - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hakim Rashik Sinkler, 27, loving personality paired with 'a smile that would melt anyone’s heart' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Quantico Brunson, a smiling 17-year-old who aspired to build schools - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khaliyl Gilbert, 22, a big dreamer who was accepted to the Police Academy - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Thomas, 24, fiercely talented boxer who still appreciated his 'momma love' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Andre Blackshear, 56, peacemaker who extolled education, not guns - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Michael L. Miller, 23, excellent student who was about to start working at Einstein hospital - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Latoya Wright, 37, mother of four who had a gigantic personality - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Juawann Mason, 27, former high school basketball star and Bloomsburg University grad - Philadelphia Obituary Project, www.phillyobitproject.com, Rodney Copeland, 18, father-to-be who 'just wanted to live life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kelvin Ray, 35, family man and firefighter - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jeremy Pizzichil, 35, fixated on success while dodging demons - Philadelphia Obituary Project, David Johnson, 40: 'Being a good person cost him his life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Terrell Arnold Jr., 25, dreamed of being an entrepreneur - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alan Gray, 34, big smile and fun-loving personality - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Isaiah Batties, 31, positive attitude despite lifelong illness - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Emilio Lopez, 18, a humble kid who loved Spanish cooking - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Adam Hammer, 17, 'the realest person you’d ever met' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Log In ‹ Philadelphia Obituary Project — WordPress, Brandon Phillips, 36, working to make a better life for himself - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shamir Gilmore, 21, known for his thoughtful gestures - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Symir Walker, 16, dreamed of playing basketball for the Temple Owls - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rasheed Marion, 43, cook who wanted his own food truck - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Debra Gulliver, 33, caring friend who struggled to find peace - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Fifteen years later, Jermaine Scott's family still awaits justice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Audrey Rhoads, 25, a home health aide and mother of two - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Raheem Brown, 28, a loving father of five with 10 siblings of his own - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Najee Jones, 25, tradesman who attended college on a football scholarship - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Heartache lingers for Michael Corbin, 29, years after death - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James Kennedy, 22, a proud father who planned a career in HVAC - Philadelphia Obituary Project, William Lyons, 24: His unborn daughter is due on his birthday - Philadelphia Obituary Project, www.phillyobitproject.com, Michael Strong, 21, would give the shirt off his own back, or even a TV - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Lamar Robinson, 19, honor student, hard worker saving money for college - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jerwayne Hunter, 39, 'gentle giant' who protected his family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jared Montgomery Brooks, 27, onetime roller skating mascot and full-time giver - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Wayne Elliss Jr., 22: More than 20 years later, his family still awaits justice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Stephanie Dzikowski, 22, a young mother and dental technician - Philadelphia Obituary Project, SIGN UP for Writing Heals—a program to pay family members to tell their loved one's stories - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Derief Brady, 38, protector, car lover, and “Uncle Dad” who made sure his sisters always felt celebrated - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Raheen Myers, 30, aided another homicide victim 1 month before he was murdered - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ahmad Morales, 24, a barber who wanted to open his own shop - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jose DeJesus, 44, a poet who loved laughing, monkeys and umbrellas - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Desiree Shaffer, 37, an outgoing mom and 'the cool aunt' who loved to dance - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kevin Selby, 22, Urban Explorer with a Photographic Memory - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Albert Lee Jr., 27, Kutztown grad who 'was very intelligent, and he had a plan' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nasir Sadat, 36, lived by the motto 'respect the push' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Niam Johnson-Tate, 23, New Dad and Organ Donor - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Audrey Rhoads, 25, a home health aide and mother of two - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Raheem Brown, 28, a loving father of five with 10 siblings of his own - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shawn Bonaparte, 22: ‘We grew up together,’ mom says - Philadelphia Obituary Project, TeJan Jenkins, 19: 'He had so many opportunities in front of him' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Yasir Hopkins, 26, talented basketball player hoping to get into real estate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Darrin "Meatball" Grandy, 23, loved being outside—until he fought for his life - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Wayne Elliss Jr., 22: More than 20 years later, his family still awaits justice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Stephanie Dzikowski, 22, a young mother and dental technician - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khalil 'Lil' Shoatz, 25, paid registration fees so kids could play football - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Eric Woods, 19, a sweet guy who had it rough - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Cameron Robertson, 26, serial entrepreneur and father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Paris Gary, 31, barbershop owner and lover of motorcycles - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Najee Jones, 25, tradesman who attended college on a football scholarship - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Heartache lingers for Michael Corbin, 29, years after death - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James Kennedy, 22, a proud father who planned a career in HVAC - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Markeish Amir Johnson, 18: 'I can’t like everybody because everybody isn’t like me' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Caitlin Jaje, 23, overcame obstacles to help others - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ammar Hassan, 17, WorkReady teen who was set to graduate high school this month - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jackson Silva Perez, 23, landscaper and devoted father of two boys known for his wacky dance moves - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Allen Taylor, 34: 'I wanted to see him happy' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Craig "215 Stacks" Thomas Jr, 21, an accomplished musician and 'just the perfect kind of person' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rashee Chiverton, 43, a protector to his family who also lost a son to gun violence - Philadelphia Obituary Project, IN APRIL, 13 PEOPLE WERE MURDERED IN PHILLY. Here are their names - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kareem Wisher, 25, 'Superman' who helped raise three brothers and almost became a father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Angel L. Torres III, 22, Philly sports fan with a remarkable memory for stats - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Writing Heals: Marcus Yates, a 5-year-old Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka with dimples that melted hearts - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyshea Howard, 28, "Tik Tok Queen" who also worked hard to support her 3 children - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jocelynn Marshall, 35, a Loving mother and sister who Made Life Sweeter—With Love, Laughter, and Tastykakes from Work - Philadelphia Obituary Project, IN JULY 20 PEOPLE WERE KILLED IN PHILLY - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Trevonte Marks, a ‘man of the house’ at 15, who aspired to be a designer, rapper - Philadelphia Obituary Project, buff.ly, Khyree Dyches, 21: 'We were really tight, he was my dog' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Najir Peterson, 20: 'Mom, you pushed me, and I did it, and this paper is for you' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alan Womack Jr., 28, passionate about fitness, fashion and family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brent Swearingen, 39, father of two whose nickname was 'Bear' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Mario Pedro, 34, family man who enjoyed reading the Daily News - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Linden "Shorn" Henry, 34, a Jamaican-born car fanatic and proud father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alex Ledino, 20, dirt-bike rider who liked 'stuff nobody else would do' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alexander 'Tito' Martinez, 23, loved doing hair and makeup - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Charles Johnson, 18, compassionate soon-to-be-father pursuing a degree in engineering - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Howard Williams, 22, Life of the Party - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khallid Henderson, 21: 'We believe he’s our guardian angel' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, David Johnson, 40: 'Being a good person cost him his life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Phillips, 36, working to make a better life for himself - Philadelphia Obituary Project, SIGN UP for Writing Heals—a new program to pay family members to tell their loved one's stories - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Antoine Coleman, Jr., 17, Aspiring Mechanic Who Treasured Connecting With Family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Writing Heals: Brasheed Cook, 32, loved boxing, his family and a good joke - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Writing Heals: Mecca Liles Harris, 14, a ‘spunky’ urban cowgirl who could have been a professional polo player - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Writing Heals: Jameel Devlin, 46, ‘not your typical kid’ who grew up to be a barber and loving father, Audrey Rhoads, 25, a home health aide and mother of two - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Niam Johnson-Tate, 23, New Dad and Organ Donor - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nasir Sadat, 36, lived by the motto 'respect the push' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Albert Lee Jr., 27, Kutztown grad who 'was very intelligent, and he had a plan' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kevin Selby, 22, Urban Explorer with a Photographic Memory - Philadelphia Obituary Project, www.phillyobitproject.com, Jose DeJesus, 44, a poet who loved laughing, monkeys and umbrellas - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ahmad Morales, 24, a barber who wanted to open his own shop - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Raheen Myers, 30, aided another homicide victim 1 month before he was murdered - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Fifteen years later, Jermaine Scott's family still awaits justice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kasif Bronzell, 30, a hopeless romantic with the greenest thumb for plants - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rykeith Sullivan, 35, former home health aide and aspiring dentist - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shawn Rankins, 28: "My son had a loving heart" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hassan Kay, 18, cereal-obsessed teenager - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Debra Gulliver, 33, caring friend who struggled to find peace - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Zakiyy Allford, 20, hoped to attend culinary school, open a business with his grandmother - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tymir Spruel, 17, a standout basketball player with pro dreams - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ahmad Abrams, 18, rec center counselor who was deciding among his many college acceptance letters - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Clayton 'Lil Roh' Ferris, 29, tried to steer neighborhood kids on the right path - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Donte Wylie, 20, Still Beloved Almost 10 Years Later - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Elijah Dobbs-Harvey, 18, Devoted “Uncle Juicy” Who Stood Up to Bullies - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Justin Reyes, 17, Lover of iguanas, dogs, snakes, tarantulas, scorpions and even eels - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Steven André Golden, 19, unbeatable gamer who mentored students - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shaquille Barbour, 18, enterprising optimist with a radiant smile - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Troy Smith Jr., 23, aspiring corrections officer whose death started another family tradition - Philadelphia Obituary Project, David Jones, 30, truck driver who had just bought his first house before he was shot by Philly cop in 2017 - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Symir Walker, 16, dreamed of playing basketball for the Temple Owls - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Daymond 'Cash' Garner, 29, aspiring chef who pulled through tough times - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jackson Silva Perez, 23, landscaper and devoted father of two boys known for his wacky dance moves - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brian 'Machi' Lawhon II, 30: "It's not goodbye. It's 'see you later.'" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hearing Philadelphia - Get Involved, IN THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 15 PEOPLE WERE KILLED IN PHILLY. THESE ARE THEIR NAMES. - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Carl J. Burgess, 35, 'character' who loved Disney - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tymier Fraiser, 14, a talented boxer looking forward to eighth grade graduation—and Disney - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kyra Cordova, 27, funny, smart volunteer who was always with friends - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Isiah Brown, 22, a well-liked guy with a sentimental heart - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ryan Dillon, 17, a Mummer who dreamed of being a comedic chef - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nacear Gredic, 20, loved dancing on roller skates and listening to oldies - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Neal Isaiah Moore, 35, loving father who dreamed of cooking for stars - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Benjamin Drains, 23, carried extra water around for thirsty homeless - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Quaheed Bailey, 21, a laid-back guy who enjoyed cutting hair - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Giovanni Canales, 27, tough exterior disguised 'a soft heart' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brian Webb, 54, Air Force veteran and new college graduate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James Bolden, 49, 'superb' barber who survived near-fatal car crash - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Charles Campbell Jr., 31, father of five who bent over backwards for his kids - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kevin Triplett, 59: 'It really messed the whole neighborhood up when my dad passed' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kyle Singleton, 30, ambitious entrepreneur and dapper dresser - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Dixon, 30, youth basketball coach and former state champ - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Satario Natividad, 24, cooked up rhymes as Chef Staxx - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Howard Williams, 22, Life of the Party - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Craig "215 Stacks" Thomas Jr, 21, an accomplished musician and 'just the perfect kind of person' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Cameron Scott-Bey, 19, clever artist and sensitive soul - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James 'Jimmy' McManus, 37: Reunited With First Love Two Months Before His Death - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Bahair Walker, 20, event decorator who was filled with creativity - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jarell Seay, 18, a kind and generous young man who overcame the trauma of bullying - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tahj Williams, 17, tireless team player, member of JROTC - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Gregory Dennis-Felder, 33, security guard and amazing father who beat the odds - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Anthony Molina, 25, a restaurant chef with an upbeat personality - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Viktoriya Manasyan, 20, Ukrainian immigrant and aspiring FBI Agent - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Braiheen Jamison, 22, home health aide who wanted to marry fiancee 'and have 10 kids' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rashee Chiverton, 43, a protector to his family who also lost a son to gun violence - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ruben Alvarez, 22, a new dad who loved to debate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Anthony Dixon, 29, born salesman who loved anything with wheels - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Anthony Abel, 46, father of four who enjoyed line dancing and cars - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James Harry Devlin Jr., 26, loving father whose murder goes unsolved for 35 years - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khalil Hicks, 39, a father who designed and sold clothing - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Eric Robinson, 27, Consummate Caregiver Who Was Saving for the Future - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tamara Johnson, 21, Dreamed of a Beautiful Life With Her Daughter - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Raheem Stoner, 38, lead carpenter for the city with his own business—who loved family game night - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Michael Mines, 21, 'Mr. Congeniality' Who Outwitted Boxing and Chess Opponents - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Darryl Darnell Amir Albany Jr., 34, nursing assistant, teddy bear and 'all-around good person' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Juan Carlos Robles-Corana Jr., 15, charismatic go-getter who was determined to create wealth for his family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marcello Robertson, 27, sanitation worker with 4 kids - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shamir Gilmore, 21, known for his thoughtful gestures - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Elliot Cortes, 26, florist with a passion for gardening - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Dominque "Dom" Johnson-Murray, 30, doting father and friend - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Domonic Billa, 21: A quiet person with a big spirit - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyshiem Chainey, 17: 'Don’t you know the coyotes are out here after us!' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Zah'Air Chatmon, 21: 'He dreamed of flying high' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Thalyl 'Baby 9' Taylor, 17, 2nd son killed, with funeral disrupted by coronavirus - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Basil Adams, 27, a criminal justice student and choreographer - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khiseer Davis-Papther, 13, 'DJ Special K' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Dominique Oglesby, 23, a Penn State senior who loved to sing - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Haneef Brown, 32, 'Heart of Gold' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Franchesca 'Cheka' Alvarado, 22, a mom always hitting the high note—with undying love for The Rock - Philadelphia Obituary Project, As Thanksgiving nears, Franchesca 'Cheka' Alvarado's family prepares for the tenth year without her - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khyree Dyches, 21: 'We were really tight, he was my dog' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Henry Peterson Jr., 26, truck driver and 'a real family man' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Mikhaul Armstead, 23, a 'mama's boy' who excelled in the boxing ring - Philadelphia Obituary Project, SIGN UP for Writing Heals—a new program to pay family members to tell their loved one’s stories, Help Us Tell More Stories — DONATE to our 501(c)3, Sign up for: The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting newsletter, Stephen Hoston, 30: 'He taught me a lot, and now he's gone' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shelton Hayes, 39, a marketing pro who was working on a men's clothing line - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jose 'Pichy' Rivera, 46, owned a sports bar, loved baseball - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Quincy White, 25: Creative, fun and playful - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Najir Peterson, 20: 'Mom, you pushed me, and I did it, and this paper is for you' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Charles 'Chuckie' Maude, 24: 'He loved those girls' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Levan Kennedy, 18, gifted wordsmith who had a thirst for knowledge - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyrone Armstrong, 36: 'He left an impact on all of us' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyree Zellars, 18, always seeking knowledge from his elders - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Lamarr M. Boyd, 26, looked forward to becoming a father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ramon Anthony Smith, 46: 'Very nice and very well-liked' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rafael Massa, 46, boxer training to be a nurse assistant who loved his daughter - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jayvon Mitchell Pendleton, 20, student at Cheyney University with big dreams - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alan Womack Jr., 28, passionate about fitness, fashion and family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marvin Williams, 28, loving dad who shares a birthday with his daughter - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Zymiren Best, 19, outgoing guy who wanted to be a welder - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brent Swearingen, 39, father of two whose nickname was 'Bear' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James Walke III: Five years after his murder, his family still seeks answers - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Mario Pedro, 34, family man who enjoyed reading the Daily News - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Christine Whitaker, 56, cherished her daughters after rebuilding her life - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Cristina Tosado, 38, pharmacy technician who always cared for ill family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Benjamin 'Benny Blancco' Saeed Davis, 24, a helping hand and ravenous rapper - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kyle Cortez Davis, 31, Marine Corps veteran and 'girl dad' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kahlief Myrick, 16, budding clothing designer who loved making people laugh - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyrese Johnson, 17, 'a Shark for life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Richard Riley, 21, CCP student who dreamed of being an entrepreneur - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Emiliano Montero, 23, Bucks County native who enjoyed working on cars - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Chris Francis, 21, Wonderful Father to a Son He Didn't Bear - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Quadir Flippen, 31, executive chef who championed black engagement on Mayor’s Office panel - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Linden "Shorn" Henry, 34, a Jamaican-born car fanatic and proud father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, DeAndre Bing, 17, college-bound senior who took a selfie with his mom every morning - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Terrance Freeman, 29, protector of the family who dreamed of leaving Germantown - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shahid Davis, 19, planned to further his education - Philadelphia Obituary Project, 'Preacher John' Rawls, 59, Ladies Man Who Uplifted Those in Need - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Antonio "Tony" Miller, 25: 'My gentle giant' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyree Shaw, 20: 'There are still a lot of questions that we have' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Charles Johnson, 18, compassionate soon-to-be-father pursuing a degree in engineering - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khayyan Fruster, 28, wanted to join Police Academy - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ramonita Jusino, 19: 'She had all of these plans' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Maurice Riley, 26, father training to be electrical engineer - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Dimere Allen, 19: 'See! I told you I got a horse' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alexander 'Tito' Martinez, 23, loved doing hair and makeup - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Daniel Puskas, 19, contemplative free spirit who enjoyed nature, animals - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Lamar Robinson, 19, honor student, hard worker saving money for college - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Richard Davila, 47, loved to collect sneakers - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Michael Strong, 21, would give the shirt off his own back, or even a TV - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jerwayne Hunter, 39, 'gentle giant' who protected his family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jared Montgomery Brooks, 27, onetime roller skating mascot and full-time giver - Philadelphia Obituary Project, McHale Daniel, 32: 'That boy was always doing something to keep me on my toes' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, HUGE NEWS! We got a grant to pay families to tell their own stories - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Karon "KP" Payne, 21, Presbyterian Hospital worker with dreams of going to medical school - Philadelphia Obituary Project, A mother's view: As the holidays approach, we must learn to smile again - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nicholas Delgado, 29, devoted dad who loved photography, music—and Sonic the Hedgehog - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Darryl Darnell Amir Albany Jr., 34, nursing assistant, teddy bear and 'all-around good person' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Donte Moore, 24, security guard who 'cared about everybody' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kevin Selby, 22, Urban Explorer with a Photographic Memory - Philadelphia Obituary Project, A mother's view: After my mom's surgery and sister's death, I learned about compound grief - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Vernon Mayes, 34, tattoo artist and dispatch worker whose addiction got the best of him - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Click Here to Tell Us About Someone YOU Lost, Tyree Murrell, 5 months old, whose joyous spirit keeps showing up in blue - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Isaiah J. Pagan, 19, had an 89 mph fastball and big dreams in real estate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Christine Rambo, 40, a free spirit who adored children - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jasahn Barnes, 30, whose Florida real estate dreams were cut short - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Calvin Morton Greene, 32, aspiring real estate mogul who kept reaching higher - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Yohannon Alexander, 23, a car enthusiast, good friend and devoted father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Malik Austin, 32, doting father who endured a difficult childhood - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Angel L. Torres III, 22, Philly sports fan with a remarkable memory for stats - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brian Madera, 22, high-flying truck driver and 'happy soul' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tahmair Timms, 14, feisty athlete who was unstoppable on the basketball court - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hugh Certaine, 27: 'He would never hang up a call without saying I love you' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Martin Alicea, 29, a family man who had coffee with his mother every morning - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Baylor, 28, loved to tease his sister, 'Spongebob' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Erica McClellan, 17, feisty teenager with a raspy voice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Izim Greer-Plummer, 19, community protector who 'embodied family values' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Juwan Evans, 23, launched a clothing line with dreams for a store - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Erica McClellan, 17, feisty teenager with a raspy voice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Josue Rosario, 29, planned to move to Florida to be with his family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Trevonte Marks, a ‘man of the house’ at 15, who aspired to be a designer, rapper - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Na'Jay Williams-White, 18, an aspiring rapper who loved sweet potato pie - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Bakeer "Bok" Green, 34, a beloved West Philly basketball coach - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kierra Johnson, 21, art student who loved to dance in the rain with her mother - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Saleem West, 16: 'Basketball was his whole life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shannon 'Boogie' Blassengale, 27, a fun-loving restaurant manager and freestyle rapper - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marcus Dixon, 30, loving dad with a 'Hollywood smile' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Matthew Thomas, 47, left behind 7,000 pieces of artwork—and one terrible tattoo - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Christopher Davis, 35, jokester who struggled with loss - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Francisco "Frankie" Caraballo Ortiz, 33, planned to take his son trick-or-treating - Philadelphia Obituary Project, William McElhenny, 45, kind and generous in spite of challenges - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Wahseem Mason, 15, athletic teen who cared for his community - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Keshone 'Papi' Young, 24, cat lover who planned to be an electrician - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shahjahan S. McCaskill, 26, an achiever who overcame cancer - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Elba Monroig, 61, loving, caring and independent - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Javier 'Naji' Conde, 39: 'He was trying to live a more quiet life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tysheem Pennock, 20: 'He was trying to be a better everything' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Caleer Miller, 16, aspiring NBA player known for ‘peace and all smiles’ - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Aasir Davis, 20, a playful soul with 4 jobs, if you count "watching" dishes - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Daniel Robinson, 33, stylish dresser who was kind and generous - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nearly 16 years later, heartache lingers for John Jewell, 22 - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Frederick Duggans, 20, dog lover who was saving to go to California to record music - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Justin Braswell, 25, assisted the needy, and now his family continues his legacy - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Aidan Seddon, 18: 'The things he wanted to do, he was doing them' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Private: Robert Johnson, 28, vegetarian, personal trainer turning his life around, Antoine Coleman, Jr., 17, Aspiring Mechanic Who Treasured Connecting With Family, Jahree Pray, 19: ‘He was the one who tied us all together’ - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hakim Rashik Sinkler, 27, loving personality paired with 'a smile that would melt anyone’s heart' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khaliyl Gilbert, 22, a big dreamer who was accepted to the Police Academy - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Quantico Brunson, a smiling 17-year-old who aspired to build schools - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Thomas, 24, fiercely talented boxer who still appreciated his 'momma love' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Andre Blackshear, 56, peacemaker who extolled education, not guns - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Michael L. Miller, 23, excellent student who was about to start working at Einstein hospital - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Juawann Mason, 27, former high school basketball star and Bloomsburg University grad - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Latoya Wright, 37, mother of four who had a gigantic personality - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Eric Perry, 24, 'funny as hell' family man who made viral videos - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rodney Copeland, 18, father-to-be who 'just wanted to live life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kelvin Ray, 35, family man and firefighter - Philadelphia Obituary Project, David Johnson, 40: 'Being a good person cost him his life' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Terrell Arnold Jr., 25, dreamed of being an entrepreneur - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Alan Gray, 34, big smile and fun-loving personality - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Isaiah Batties, 31, positive attitude despite lifelong illness - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Emilio Lopez, 18, a humble kid who loved Spanish cooking - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Adam Hammer, 17, 'the realest person you’d ever met' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brandon Phillips, 36, working to make a better life for himself - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Michael Cousette, 27, looked forward to raising his son with the love of his life - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kevin 'Snoop' Williams, 24, Army veteran and security officer - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marcos Malave, 32: "He was a very helpful and kindhearted person" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khallid Henderson, 21: 'We believe he’s our guardian angel' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jayden Lucas, 18: 'He died doing what he loved, playing basketball' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nahray Crisden, 19, lightning-fast athlete who was 'always trying to save people' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kamaj Rudd, 19, 'Big Kid' Excited About Upcoming Graduation, Move to Florida - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Angelo 'Lo' Colon, 21, 'Clean Freak' and Rapper - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Virginia McLaughlin, 68, widow with deep love of animals - Philadelphia Obituary Project, David Becton, 31: 'If you have family, you are rich' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Destiny Gonsalves-Charles, 19, was happy to finally be with her childhood crush - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Adrienne Marie Lindsay, 52, U Penn employee who loved her family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kyron Howerton, 24, doting father who "fixed everything" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khalil Thomas Smith, 33, 'would give you the skin off his bones, not just the shirt off his back' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Dyshon Garner, 25, quiet presence known for his signature gap tooth - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rashiek Austin, 39, goofball who had the biggest smile and a bigger heart - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Amir Parks, 22, new dad who loved making people laugh - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Steven André Golden, 19, unbeatable gamer who mentored students - Philadelphia Obituary Project, www.phillyobitproject.com, A mother's view: Losing a child to murder is like being inducted into a club nobody wants to join - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Gregory Dennis-Felder, 33, security guard and amazing father who beat the odds - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Addryss Smith, 33, started window-cleaning business and loved fried rice, his dirt bike and family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, William Lyons, 24: His unborn daughter is due on his birthday - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Search the Archive for All Obituaries, Donate to the Philly Obit Project, Ammar Hassan, 17, WorkReady teen who was set to graduate high school this month - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Caitlin Jaje, 23, overcame obstacles to help others - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tyrik Acres, 20, loved teaching kids how to play basketball - Philadelphia Obituary Project, James Kennedy, 22, a proud father who planned a career in HVAC - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jaleel Huggins-Cotton, 21, aspired to be the father he never had - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Heartache lingers for Michael Corbin, 29, six years after death - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Najee Jones, 25, tradesman who attended college on a football scholarship - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Paris Gary, 31, barbershop owner and lover of motorcycles - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Masako Suyko Griffin, 38, beauty queen and choir singer who loved her two children - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Cameron Robertson, 26, serial entrepreneur and father - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Eric Woods, 19, a sweet guy who had it rough - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jackson Silva Perez, 23, landscaper and devoted father of two boys known for his wacky dance moves - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Andre Lyles Sr., 37, family man who had just bought a house, with plans to start a youth group home - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Darrin "Meatball" Grandy, 23, loved being outside—until he fought for his life - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Khalil 'Lil' Shoatz, 25, paid registration fees so kids could play football - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Stephanie Dzikowski, 22, a young mother and dental technician - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jada Hellams, 21: "She wanted better for herself, for her family – to change the narrative" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Yasir Hopkins, 26, talented basketball player hoping to get into real estate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, TeJan Jenkins, 19: 'He had so many opportunities in front of him' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jovanni Oyola, 19: 'Whatever it took to get you to smile' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nasir Debnam, 21: 'My son wanted to change,' mom says - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Marc Anthony Santiago-Moyer, 24: 'What's our million-dollar move today?' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Richard Jackson, 40, hardworking provider who wanted the best for his family - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jamal Hunt, 21, 'serious soul' who refused to let fear win - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Sean Schellenger, 37, real estate developer who believed in second chances - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Lylliana Mendoza, 35, dreamed of a better life - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Byron Dessiso, 36: 'He'd always find a way out of nowhere" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Aaron Devine, 25, Raheem Brown, 28, a loving father of five with 10 siblings of his own - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Audrey Rhoads, 25, a home health aide and mother of two - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kasif Bronzell, 30, a hopeless romantic with the greenest thumb for plants - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Frederick Duggans, 20, dog lover who was saving to go to California to record music - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Nasir Sadat, 36, lived by the motto 'respect the push' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kevin Selby, 22, Urban Explorer with a Photographic Memory - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Desiree Shaffer, 37, an outgoing mom and 'the cool aunt' who loved to dance - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Jose DeJesus, 44, a poet who loved laughing, monkeys and umbrellas - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ahmad Morales, 24, a barber who wanted to open his own shop - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Raheen Myers, 30, aided another homicide victim 1 month before he was murdered - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Fifteen years later, Jermaine Scott's family still awaits justice - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rykeith Sullivan, 35, former home health aide and aspiring dentist - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Darryl Darnell Amir Albany Jr., 34, nursing assistant, teddy bear and 'all-around good person' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, A Mother's View: How I celebrated Mother's Day this year - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Hassan Kay, 18, cereal-obsessed teenager - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Debra Gulliver, 33, caring friend who struggled to find peace - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Zakiyy Allford, 20, hoped to attend culinary school, open a business with his grandmother - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tymir Spruel, 17, a standout basketball player with pro dreams - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Ahmad Abrams, 18, rec center counselor who was deciding among his many college acceptance letters - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Clayton 'Lil Roh' Ferris, 29, tried to steer neighborhood kids on the right path - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Donte Wylie, 20, Still Beloved Almost 10 Years Later - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rasheed Marion, 43, cook who wanted his own food truck - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Elijah Dobbs-Harvey, 18, Devoted “Uncle Juicy” Who Stood Up to Bullies - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Rashiek Austin, 39, goofball who had the biggest smile and a bigger heart - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Matthew Thomas, 47, left behind 7,000 pieces of artwork—and one terrible tattoo - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Steven André Golden, 19, unbeatable gamer who mentored students - Philadelphia Obituary Project, David Jones, 30, truck driver who had just bought his first house before he was shot by Philly cop in 2017 - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Brian 'Machi' Lawhon II, 30: "It's not goodbye. It's 'see you later.'" - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Carl J. Burgess, 35, 'character' who loved Disney, Justin Reyes, 17, Lover of iguanas, dogs, snakes, tarantulas, scorpions and even eels - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Troy Smith Jr., 23, aspiring corrections officer whose death started another family tradition - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Symir Walker, 16, dreamed of playing basketball for the Temple Owls - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Shaquille Barbour, 18, enterprising optimist with a radiant smile - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Daymond 'Cash' Garner, 29, aspiring chef who pulled through tough times - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Allen Taylor, 34: 'I wanted to see him happy' - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Tymier Fraiser, 14, a talented boxer looking forward to eighth grade graduation—and Disney, Howard Williams, 22, Life of the Party, Brian Webb, 54, Air Force veteran and new college graduate - Philadelphia Obituary Project, Kyle Singleton, 30, ambitious entrepreneur and dapper dresser, Brandon Dixon, 30, youth basketball coach and former state champ, Melanie Colon, 22, a mom and DJ who took care of her brothers, Tymel Fullwood, 35: 'He was truly my soulmate', Braiheen Jamison, 22, home health aide who wanted to marry fiancee 'and have 10 kids', Joseph Lee, 32, 'Trapper the Rapper' who loved learning languages, Kalil Thomas Smith, 33, 'would give you the skin off his bones, not just the shirt off his back', Nicolas Elizalde, 14, comic book artist, animal lover and Barry Fan-ilow, Amir Izeel Pinkney, 19, had 'a smile that took everything away', Neal Isaiah Moore, 35, loving father who dreamed of cooking for stars, Ameya Spratley, 28, 'only child, best friend' whose name lives on in domestic abuse center, Brandon Thomas, 24, fiercely talented boxer who still appreciated his 'momma love', Calvin Morton Greene, 32, aspiring real estate mogul who kept reaching higher, Jada Hellams, 21: "She wanted better for herself, for her family -- to change the narrative", Shaquille Barbour, 18, enterprising optimist with a radiant smile, Daniel Puskas, 19, contemplative free spirit who enjoyed nature, animals, Cameron Scott-Bey, 19, clever artist and sensitive soul, Jerwayne Hunter, 39, 'gentle giant' who protected his family, Isaiah Jewett, 22: 'He was the ultimate gentleman', Marvin Williams, 28, loving dad who shares a birthday with his daughter, Tyrik Acres, 20, loved teaching kids how to play basketball, Police recorded 38 homicides in March; here are the victims; names, Jasahn Barnes, 30, whose Florida real estate dreams were cut short, David Johnson, 40: 'Being a good person cost him his life', Nahray Crisden, 19, lightning-fast athlete who was 'always trying to save people', Police recorded 42 murders in February; here are the victims' names, Ramonita Jusino, 19: 'She had all of these plans', Brian Madera, 22, high-flying truck driver and 'happy soul', Police recorded 46 murders in Philly in January 2022; here are the victims' names, Ninetyfive South Stewart, 30, a vegan who made family his priority, Kyron Howerton, 24, doting dad who "fixed everything", Angel L. Torres III, 22, Philly sports fan who had a remarkable memory for stats, William McElhenny, 45, kind and generous in spite of challenges, UPDATE: The full list of Philly's 2021 murder victims, Antoine Coleman Jr., 17, aspiring mechanic who treasured connecting with family, Andres Lopez Wyatt, 35, free spirit who craved acceptance, Raymond Holmes, 39, Mr. Fix-It and doting family man, Latoya Wright, 37, mother of four who had a gigantic personality, Jayden Lucas, 18: 'He died doing what he loved, playing basketball', Zah'Air Chatmon, 21: 'He dreamed of flying high', Police recorded 54 murders in Philly in November; here are the victims' names, Help support the Philadelphia Obituary Project in our mission to remember those lost to gun violence, Amir Parks, 22, new dad who loved making people laugh, Quincy White, 25: Creative, fun and playful, As Thanksgiving nears, Franchesca Alvarado's family prepares for the 10th year without her, Antonio Miller, 25: 'My gentle giant', Khallid Henderson, 21: 'We believe he's our guardian angel', Police recorded 48 homicides in October; here are the victims' names, Aidan Seddon, 18: 'The things he wanted to do, he was doing them', Alan Womack Jr., 28, passionate about fitness, fashion and family, Clayton 'Lil Roh' Ferris,29, tried to steer neighborhood kids on the right path, Tyrone Armstrong, 36: 'He left an impact on all of us', Craig Hatchett Jr., 37, incognito poet and devoted caregiver, Kevin Selby, 22, urban explorer with a photographic memory, Richard Jackson, 40, hardworking provider who wanted the best for his family, Jaleel Huggins-Cotton, 21, aspired to be the father he never had, Diyaan Smith, 16, a gamer known for giving money to the homeless, Kahlief Myrick, 16, budding clothing designer who loved making people laugh, Trevonte Marks, 'man of the house' at 15 who aspired to be a rapper, designer, Domonic Billa, 21: A quiet person with a big spirit, George Codrick, 63, WWII veteran and math whiz known for playing the ponies and clever comebacks, James 'Jimmy' McManus, 37, reunited with first love two months before his death, Shamir Gilmore, 21, known for his thoughtful gestures, Bahair Walker, 20, event decorator who was filled with creativity, Dyewou Scruggs, 20: Social media comedian who always made his presence known, Charles 'Chuckie' Maude, 24: 'He loved those girls', Khyree Dyches, 21: 'We were really tight, he was my dog', Allen Taylor, 34: 'I wanted to see him happy', 'Preacher' John Rawls, 59: Ladies man who uplifted those in need, Shahjahan McCaskill, 26, 'achiever' who overcame cancer, Jayson Adams, 29, new dad whose funeral was disrupted by a shooting, Emiliano Montero, 23, Bucks County native who enjoyed working on cars, Daniel Robinson, 33, stylish dresser who was kind and generous, Marcus Dixon, 30, loving dad with a 'Hollywood smile', Andre Blackshear, 56, peacemaker who extolled education, not guns, Wahseem Mason, 15, athletic teen who cared for his community, TeJan Jenkins, 19: 'He had so many opportunities in front of him', Saleem West, 16: 'Basketball was his whole life', Ebony Pack, 30, nurse who cared for COVID patients, Marcus Alexander, 26, opened his home to those in need, Rasheed Marion, 43, cook who wanted his own food truck, Tahmair Timms, 14, feisty athlete who was unstoppable on the basketball court, Terrell Arnold Jr., 25, dreamed of being an entrepreneur, 40 people were killed in Philly in November; here are their names, Anthony Dixon, 29, born salesman who loved anything with wheels, Adam Hammer, 17, 'the realest person you'd ever met', Today is Giving Tuesday - will you join us?, Jasmine Lewis, 20, college basketball star dreaming of the WNBA, Terrance Freeman, 29, protector of the family who dreamed of leaving Germantown, Keshone Young, 24, cat lover who planned to be an electrician, 66 people were murdered in Philly in October; here are their names, Rasoul Grant, 27, celebrity of the family who was determined to succeed, A mother’s view: Losing a child to murder is like being inducted into a club nobody wants to join, Hugh Certaine, 27: 'He would never hang up a call without saying I love you', Terrance Stewart, 35, shared a birthday with his youngest sister, Juawann Mason, 27, former high school basketball star and Bloomsburg University graduate, 46 people were murdered in Philadelphia in September; here are their names, Kevin 'Snoop' Williams, 24, Army veteran and security officer, Yasir Hopkins, 26, talented basketball player hoping to get into real estate, Albert Lee, Jr., 27, Kutztown grad who 'was very intelligent, and he had a plan', Tahj Williams, 17, tireless team player, member of JROTC, 52 people were murdered in Philadelphia in August. Here are their names., Ahmad Morales, 24, a barber who wanted to open his own shop, Elijah Dobbs-Harvey, 18, devoted "Uncle Juicy" who stood up to bullies, Raheen Myers, 30, aided another homicide victim one month before his murder, Desiree Shaffer, 37, outgoing mom and 'cool aunt' who loved to dance, Shahid Davis, 19, had plans to further his education, 48 people were murdered in Philly in July. Here are their names., Zymiren Best, 18, an outgoing guy who wanted to be a welder, Brent Swearingen, 39, father of two whose nickname was 'Bear', Aaron Devine, 25, a hugger who loved his family, 44 People Were Murdered in Philadelphia in June, Franchesca Alvarado, 22, a mom always hitting the high note -- with undying love for The Rock, Dennis Plowden Jr., 25, shot by Philly cop in 2017, 'a compact guy with a big personality", Ammar Hassan, 17, WorkReady teen who was set to graduate from high school this month, David Jones, 30, truck driver who had just bought his first house before he was shot by Philly cop in 2017, Ruben Alvarez, 22, new dad who loved to debate, Anthony Abel, 46, father of four who loved line dancing and cars, Nicole Murray, 24, devoted daughter of 'Superman', Kevin Triplett, 59: 'It really messed the whole neighborhood up when my dad passed', Raheem Stoner, 38, lead carpenter for the city with his own business—who loved family game night, James Harry Devlin Jr., 26, loving father whose murder goes unsolved for 35 years, Melanie Colon, 22, a mom and DJ who took care of her brothers, Henry Peterson Jr., 26, truck driver and ‘a real family man’, Thalyl ‘Baby 9’ Taylor, 17, 2nd son killed, with funeral disrupted by coronavirus, Brian ‘Machi’ Lawhon II, 30: “It’s not goodbye. It’s ‘see you later.'”, Jahsun Patton, 18, college-bound football player, actor who ‘had that success thing’, Javier ‘Naji’ Conde, 39: ‘He was trying to live a more quiet life’, Christine Rambo, 40, a free spirit who adored children, Quadir Flippen, 31, executive chef who championed black engagement on Mayor’s Office panel, Quantico Brunson, a smiling 17-year-old who aspired to build schools, Kyle Cortez Davis, 31, Marine Corps veteran and ‘girl dad’, Donte Felix Smith, 27, ‘holidays weren’t complete until he finally showed the hell up’, Eric Woods, 19, a sweet guy who had it rough, Cameron Robertson, 26, serial entrepreneur and father, Destiny Gonsalves-Charles, 19, was happy to finally be with her childhood crush, Troy Parker, 40, 'security blanket' to his twin sister, Brian Webb, 54, Air Force veteran and new college graduate, Aasir Davis, 20, a playful soul with four jobs, if you count 'watching' dishes, Satario Natividad, 24, cooked up rhymes as Chef Staxx, Lamarr M. Boyd, 26, looked forward to becoming a father, Emilio Lopez, 18, a humble kid who loved Spanish cooking, Tysheem Pennock, 20: ‘He was trying to be a better everything’, Jose ‘Pichy’ Rivera, 46, owned a sports bar, loved baseball, Alex Ledino, 20, dirt-bike rider who liked ‘stuff nobody else would do’, Richard Riley, 21, CCP student who dreamed of being an entrepreneur, Michael Strong, 21, would give the shirt off his own back, or even a TV, Juwan Evans, 23, launched a clothing line with dreams for a store.