As the coronavirus infects hundreds of thousands of people around the globe, people are remembering their family members, friends, and colleagues who have died. Read their stories below. Via - buzzfeednews.com

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  Giacomina Barr-Brown
  61, an administrative assistant for the NYPD.
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  Mark Blum
  69, an actor in New York City.
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  Floyd Cardoz
  59, an Indian American chef in New York City.
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  Manu Dibango
  86, a Cameroonian afro-jazz saxophone icon, in Paris.
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  Dennis Dickson
  62, NYPD janitor in New York City.
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  Cedric G. Dixon
  48, an NYPD officer.
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  April Dunn
  33, a staff member of Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards’ office in Louisiana.
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  Larry Edgeworth
  61, an audio technician for NBC News in New York City.
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  Alan Finder
  72, a reporter for the New York Times in New York City.
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  Paul Frishkorn
  65, a flight attendant for American Airlines in Philadelphia.
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  Robert Garff
  77, a former Utah state lawmaker and philanthropist in Salt Lake City, Utah.
• Ron Golden
  56, older brother of Minnesota’s Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, in Nashville, Tennessee.
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  Dr. James Goodrich
  73, a neurosurgeon who separated conjoined twins.
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  Jason Hargrove
  50, a bus driver in Detroit.
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  Kious Kelly
  48, a nurse at Mount Sinai West Hospital in New York City.
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  Joseph Lewinger
  42, an assistant principal at The Mary Louis Academy, in Queens, New York.
• Mike Longo
  83, a pianist and musical director for Dizzy Gillespie, in New York City.
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  Ben Luderer
  30, a high school baseball coach in River Vale, New Jersey.
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  Ellis Marsalis
  85, a pianist, educator, and patriarch of an illustrious jazz family, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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  Silvia Deyanira Meléndez
  24, daughter and sister, in West Valley City, Utah.
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  Adolph “T.J.” Mendez
  44, father of six in New Braunfels, Texas.
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  Maria Mercader
  54, a CBS News journalist in New York City.
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  Fuad Nahdi
  62, a prominent British Muslim journalist and activist in Wembley, England.
• Marcelo Peralta
  59, an Argentine saxophonist, in Madrid.
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  Bucky Pizzarelli
  94, a musician whose acclaimed work crossed genres, in New Jersey.
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  Isaac Robinson
  44, a Michigan state representative in Detroit.
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  Dezann Romain
  36, school principal in Brooklyn.
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  Wallace Roney
  59, Miles Davis’ protégé and revered trumpter, in Paterson, New Jersey.
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  Sundee Rutter
  42, a single mother of six and breast cancer survivor in Snohomish County, Washington.
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  Adam Schlesinger
  52, the singer for Fountains of Wayne, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriendsong writer, in upstate New York.
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  Anthony Spadaccini
  54, a former Connecticut representative in Stamford, Connecticut.
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  Oliver Stokes
  44, a DJ and radio host, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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  Nashom Wooden
  50, a drag queen in New York City.
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  George Valentine
  66, a member of DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s legal counsel in Washington, DC.
• Josh Wallwork
  45, a costumer for Law & Order: SVU in New York City.

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