Van
Van is a city in eastern Turkey's Van Province, on the eastern shore of Lake Van. It is the capital and largest city of Van Province. Van has a long history as a major urban area.
People died in Van (First 49 people) - Page 93
Duncan Jessiman
Former Senator of Canada
Chang-ik Kim
Musician
Ranjit Cheema
Paul Tsui Ka-cheung
Dorothy E. Smith
British-Canadian scholar
Mary Riter Hamilton
Canadian artist
Elizabeth Wicken
American baseball player
John Friedmann
Academic
Catherine Cyran
Director
Paul Goranson
Canadian artist
Fred Herzog
Visual artist
Leon Bibb
American singer
Paul Plimley
Jazz pianist
John Mann
Canadian musician
Claude C. Robinson
Canadian executive
Peter Wing
Canadian Politician
Phil Gaglardi
Former Mayor of Kamloops
Ray Kinasewich
Canadian ice hockey coach
Joan Neiman
Former Senator of Canada
Fong Yik-fai
Chinese policeman
Ian Waddell
Former Minister of Environment, Lands and Parks of British Columbia
Li Shiu Tong
Sexologist
John Zaritsky
Canadian filmmaker
Ethel Wilson
Canadian writer
Patrick L. McGeer
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
Kathleen Heddle
Olympic athlete
David Lam
Film director
Kwan Shan Mei
Artist
Peg Dixon
Writer
Mary Ellen Smith
Politician
Robbie Bachman
Drummer
William T Ziemba
Author
Jocelyn Morlock
Canadian composer
Tatyana Ustinova
Russian writer
Rimhak Ree
Canadian mathematician
Gordon Goichi Nakayama
Canadian-Japanese writer
Gino Odjick
Ice hockey player
Walter Marsh
Actor
Thomas Mo
Teresa Mo's father
Karl David Bloch-Bauer
Gustav Bloch-Bauer's son
John S. Conway
British historian
Adella Krall
Diana Krall's mother
Lin Tsung-yi
Japanese psychiatrist
Eldon Grier
Canadian poet
Maria Róża Frankowska
Edith Graef McGeer
American neuroscientist
Michael Lebowitz
Economist and professor
