Long Island
Long Island is an expansive, densely populated island in southeastern New York State, stretching east from New York City. Along its Atlantic coast are Jones Beach State Park, Fire Island and Montauk Point State Park, the latter home to the late-1700s Montauk Lighthouse. On the east end, the North Fork is home to wineries and the Hamptons are towns characterized by upscale homes, trendy restaurants and antiques shops. ― Google
People died in Long Island (First 48 people) - Page 1
George Soper
Sanitation engineer
Young Barney Aaron
Boxer
Sonny Dallas
American singer
Mercedes Matter
American painter
DJ Subroc
American hip-hop artist
Harrie T. Lindeberg
American architect
Alexander Brook
American artist
Frank Warner
Fictional character
Hedy West
American songwriter
Elizabeth Daly
Writer
Hank Duncan
American pianist
Larry Finley
Business person
Leo Dillon
American illustrator
Max Hirsch
American horse trainer
Stella Weaver
Actress
Thomas William Sweeny
American general
Walter A. Lynch
American Politician
Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson
American writer
German Goldenshteyn
American musician
Aleksander Janta
Polish author
Sylviane Margollé
Actress
Minnie Maddern Fiske
American actress
Hugh J. Silverman
American philosopher
Carroll Livingston Wainwright
Artist
Coleman Jacoby
American writer
Lloyd Trotman
American jazz musician
Vahan Cardashian
Lawyer
Gustave Langenus
Belgian clarinetist
Henri Begleiter
Neuroscientist
Vincent DePaul Breen
Dolly Tree
English illustrator
Joe Musial
American cartoonist
Ashley Massaro
American professional wrestler
B. Smith
American restaurateur
Charley Feeney
American sportswriter
Gary Wood
Actor
Mike Schlegel
Basketball player
Ossie Hibbert
Jamaican organist
Maurice Kellerman
Cinematographer ‧ Annette Kellerman's brother
Helena Leigh Hunt
Painter
William Stark
John Stark's brother
George Willis Pack
American business professional
Robert Maraj
Nicki Minaj's father
Major Thomas Jones
Lewis Morrison
American actor
Ian McKay
British writer
Winston Frederick Churchill Guest
American player