Naples
Naples is the regional capital of Campania and the third-largest city of Italy, after Rome and Milan, with a population of 909,048 within the city's administrative limits as of 2022.
People died in Naples (First 49 people) - Page 2
William J. Pulte
Henry J. Topping, Jr.
Socialite
Joe Carstairs
British boat racer
Donald Johanos
Conductor
Daryl Chapin
American physicist
Aleksander Ford
Polish film director
Charles Wycliffe Joiner
Judge
Donald Dedmon
President of Radford University
Doris Dana
American translator
Robert Fano
Italian-American computer scientist
John R. Steelman
Former Assistant to the President
Walter Bush
Leslie C. Arends
Former United States Representative
Norm Siebern
American baseball player
J. Edward Hutchinson
Politician
Alice Frost
American actress
Chuck Orsborn
Basketball player
Frederick Bernard Lacey
Judge
Gen Snyder
Former United States Representative
Hollis Alpert
American film critic
Jimmy Dale
British-Canadian composer
Jack Ramsay
American basketball coach
Léon Barzin
American conductor
Deral Teteak
American football player
Gerard Cafesjian
Businessman
Walter E. Rogers
Attorney at law
Dick Plasman
American football player
Fred Bruckbauer
Baseball player
Elizabeth Post
American writer
Catherine Filene Shouse
American Researcher
Terry Rand
American basketball player
Jacob E. Davis
Former United States Representative
Ben Bova
American writer
Mary Higgins Clark
American author
Frank Joseph Kelley
Former Michigan Attorney General
Eugene Worley
Former United States Representative
Adeline Kerrar
Baseball player
Jo Ann Boydston
American philosopher
Manson Benedict
American nuclear engineer
Paul Ingrassia
American journalist
George La Plata
Judge
Nathan Marcuvitz
American engineer
Jim Hinga
American basketball coach
Russ Thomas
American football player
Nils Yngve Wessell
American psychologist
Harvey C. Garber
Former United States Representative
Berkley Bedell
Former United States Representative
