Monument carver John E Benson dies at 84 in Newport
John Everett Benson, renowned stone carver who inscribed at Arlington National Cemetery for President Kennedy and created marks at the National Gallery of Art and Washington National Cathedral, died June 13 in Newport Rhode Island at age 84. His son Nick confirms. His career spanned roman lettering and open grave monuments for figures like Tennessee Williams and George Balanchine.
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William Goines the first Black Navy SEAL dies at 87
William Goines died June 10 in Virginia Beach at 87. A Dayton native who grew up in Lockland overcame segregated pools to join the Navy in 1955, became the first Black SEAL in the modern era, served in Vietnam, and helped desegregate Navy life. He earned a Bronze Star and Navy Commendation Medal and received the Lone Sailor Award in 2023. He is survived by his wife Marie Davis Goines.
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Hawaii Five-0 star Taylor Wily dies at 56
Taylor Wily known as Kamekona on Hawaii Five-0 and Magnum PIs dies at 56. Longtime friend and executive producer Peter M. Lenkov confirmed the death, praising Wily as a gifted actor who bridged comedy and drama. He is survived by wife Halona and two children.
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