IT
First published: 1986
Characters
It began for the Losers on a day in June of 1958, the day school let out for the summer. That was the day Henry Bowers carved the first letter of his name on Ben Hanscom's belly and chased him into the Barrens, the day Henry and his Neanderthal friends beat up on Stuttering Bill Denbrough and Eddie Kaspbrak, the day Stuttering Bill had to save Eddie from his worst asthma attack ever by riding his bike to beat the devil. It ended in August, with seven desperate children in search of a creature of unspeakable evil in the drains beneath Derry. In search of It. And somehow it ended.
Or so they thought. Then.
On a spring night in 1985 Mike Hanlon, once one of those children, makes six calls. Stan Uris, accountant. Richie "Records" Tozier, L.A. disc jockey. Ben Hanscom, renowned architect. Beverly Rogan, dress designer. Eddie Kaspbrak, owner of a successful New York limousine company. And Bill Denbrough, bestselling writer of horror novels. Bill Denbrough who now only stutters in his dreams.
These six men and one woman have forgotten their childhoods, have forgotten the time when they were Losers . . . but an unremembered promise draws them back, the present begins to rhyme dreadfully with the past, and when the Losers reunite, the wheels of fate lock together and roll them toward the ultimate terror.
Characters
| Aristotle | Mentioned in passing |
| Atilla the Hun | Thought of by George Denbrough |
| Batman | Comic book character |
| Bip | Pig owned by the Bower family |
| Bobby | Luces family cat |
| Bop | Pig owned by the Bower family |
| Bozo | Clown mentioned in passing |
| Buffalo Bob | Character on the Howdy Doody show |
| Christ | Mentioned in passing |
| Christine | The dead Belch Huggins gave a lift to Henry Bowers (in It) in a 1958 Red Plymouth Fury which is the same as the car Christine. |
| Clarabel | Character on the Howdy Doody show |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival | Thought to be on Bill Denbrough's Answering Machine in June 1985. |
| Curley | One of the 3 scarecrows on the Hanlon farm in 1958. |
| Daffy Duck | Mentioned in passing |
| Danny and the Juniors | Band mentioned in passing |
| Dead Bugs | Band liked by John Garton |
| Def Leppard | Band mentioned in passing |
| Dracula | At the Derry Library on 30 May 1985. Really Pennywise |
| Elija | Character in the Bible |
| Fabian | Mentioned in passing |
| Fozzie Bear | Muppet. Mentioned in passing |
| God | Character in the Bible |
| Gretel | As in Hansel & Gretel. |
| Ham | Character in the Bible |
| Huey | Nephew of Donald Duck |
| Iron Maiden | Band mentioned in passing |
| Jack the Ripper | Mentioned in passing |
| Jesus | From the Bible |
| Jonsey | Bartender in the Sleepy Silver Dollar Hotel |
| Judas Priest | Band mentioned in passing |
| King Ahaz | Character in the Bible |
| Kinky Briefcase Sexual Accountant | Richard Toziers favorite character voice |
| Legion | Mentioned in the Bible. |
| Louie | Nephew of Donald Duck |
| Madonna | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Moe | One of the 3 scarecrows on the Hanlon farm in 1958. |
| Moses | Character in the Bible |
| Mr. Chips | Dog of Michael Hanlon |
| Noah | Character in the Bible |
| Oscar the Grouch | Muppet. Mentioned in passing |
| Pennywise | The ageless dancing clown that kills people. Also known as It and Bob Gray |
| Pig Pen | Character in the Peanuts comic strip |
| Pinocchio | Mentioned in passing |
| Popeye | Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
| Prince | Singer mentioned on TV |
| Shep and the Limelights | Band mentioned in passing |
| Silver | Bill Denbrough's Schwinn bicycle. |
| Snuffy | In the 6th grade at Derry. |
| Socrates | Mentioned in passing |
| Superman | Mentioned in passing |
| Tom Terrific | Character on the Captain Kangaroo TV Show |
| Twisted Sister | Band mentioned in passing |
| ?, Annie | Worked at the Red Wheel Bar in Hemingford Home. |
| ?, Billy | Skinny boyfriend of Mary |
| ?, Bobby | Old hobo |
| ?, Dave | Cab Driver that took Bill Denbrough to the meeting at Jade of the Orient on 30 May 1985 |
| ?, Debbie | Friend of Andrea Uris |
| ?, Delores | Dressmaker used by Myra Kaspbrak |
| ?, Demetrios | Driver for Eddie Kaspbrak's "Royal Crest" Limousines. |
| ?, Fortuna | Aunt of William and George Denbrough |
| ?, Hilda | Dr Hales housekeeper in Derry |
| ?, Hoyt | Uncle of William and George Denbrough |
| ?, Lesley | Works with Beverly Marsh at "Beverly Fashions" |
| ?, Margaret | Aunt of Patricia Uris. |
| ?, Mary | Girlfriend of Billy |
| ?, Rhoda | Nurse that looked after William Hanlon |
| ?, Rose | Hostess at Jade of the Orient Chinese restaurant |
| ?, Ruby | Worked in the Centre Street Drug Store in 1958. |
| ?, Sandy | Lover of Richard Tozier for about 2 years. |
| ?, Sean | Child playing badminton at Bill Denbroughs old home |
| Abelson, Doc | Michael Hanlon's Psych professor |
| Adams, Ansel | photographer |
| Adler, ? | Guard in Juniper Hill Asylum. |
| Albrecht, Lisa | Killed by Pennywise in October 1984 |
| Allen, Mel | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Allen, Woody | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Allingham, ? | British mystery writer |
| Andeen, Bruce | Police officer in Derry |
| Anderson, Paul | Student in Mrs. Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Andrews Sisters, The | Singers on a record that was for sale in the shop Secondhand Rose, Secondhand Clothes |
| Angstrom, Buddy | Saw the collapse of Derry's Shorty's building when it sunk into the ground on 31 May 1985 |
| Anka, Paul | Singer. |
| Anson, Stork | Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| Anthony, Susan B. | The Susan B Anthony Silver Dollars were mentioned by Eddie Kaspbrak |
| Appleton, Crappy | Character on the Captain Kangaroo TV Show |
| Arnold, Gresham | basketball player for Hemingford Rams |
| Arnold, Mr. | Father of Grisham Arnold. |
| Arnold, Mrs. | Mother of Grisham Arnold |
| Arrowsmith, Brenda | Showed Beverly Marsh a naked man in a book |
| Aurlette, Roger | Barber in Derry in 1958 |
| Avalon, Frankie | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Avarino, Charles | Police Officer. Partner of Barney Morrison. |
| Bach | Composer mentioned in passing |
| Baker, LaVerne | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Ballard, Hank | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Bandy, Moe | Singer liked by Grisham Arnold |
| Barr, Mr. | Fake name used by Tom Rogan |
| Baynes, Dr. | Eddie Kaspbrack's doctor as a child |
| Beaulieu, Benny | In Blue ward at Juniper Asylum. |
| Bellwood, Jerry | Killed by Pennywise on 17 May 1985. |
| Benny, Jack | Actor/comedian mentioned in passing |
| Berger, Edgar | Ventriloquist mentioned in passing |
| Berry, Chuck | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Bertoly, Andrea | Maiden name of Andrea Uris |
| Bickford, Amsel | Union ringleader. |
| Big Bopper, The | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Billings, Frank | Worked with Ben Hanscom in Peru in 1978. |
| Bird, The | Seen by Mike Hanlon at the Kitchener Ironworks |
| Black, ? | School coach at Derry Elementary school |
| Blum, ? | Brother of Herbert Blum. |
| Blum, Herbert | Patricia's father and husband of Ruth |
| Blum, Patricia | Maiden name of Patricia Uris. Daughter of Ruth and Herbert |
| Blum, Ruth | Patricia's mother and wife of Herbert |
| Bodie, Cheyenne | Character on a TV Show |
| Bogart, Humphrey | Richard Tozier did an impersonation of his voice |
| Bolton, Mrs. | Mother of Skipper. A friend of Elfrida Marsh |
| Bolton, Skipper | 14 year old neighbor of Beverly Marsh in 1958. |
| Boone, Pat | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Bordeaux, Carla | Student in Mrs. Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Borton, ? | Police Chief in charge of the disappearances in 1950s. |
| Borton, Kenny | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry |
| Borton, Richard | |
| Boutiller, Tom | Assistant D.A. in Derry in 1984 |
| Bowers, ? | Brother of Butch Bowers. |
| Bowers, Henry | Picked on the "Losers". |
| Bowers, Mrs. | Wife of Butch Bowers |
| Bowers, Oscar (Butch) | Father of Henry Bowers. |
| Bowie, Greta | Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Bowie, Richard | Mentioned by Claude Heroux |
| Bowie, Stephen | Timber baron who gave Derry the town clock in 1898 which blew up 31 May 1985. |
| Bradbury, Ray | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Braddock, Mr. | Derry Trainmaster in 1956 |
| Bradley, Al | One of the Bradley Gang—bank robbers. Brother of George. |
| Bradley, George | One of the Bradley Gang. Brother of Al. |
| Bradley, Truman | Host of "Science Fiction Theatre" on TV |
| Brady, Pat | Mentioned in passing |
| Brannock, George | Killed in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| Brant, Mr. | Father of Rick. Character in a book |
| Brant, Rick | Character in a book |
| Brennan, Joseph | Borrowed "Bulldozer" from Derry Library |
| Brockhill, Mr. | In the library in Derry in 1985. |
| Brooks, Harry | Weather services forecaster |
| Brown, Charles N. | Borrowed "Bulldozer" from Derry Library |
| Brown, H. Rap | Mentioned in passing |
| Brown, James | Mentioned in passing |
| Browne, Susan | Bill Denbrough's agent and lover until he met Audra Phillips. |
| Bruckner, ? | Girl mentioned by Ruth Blum in a letter to her daughter |
| Buddinger, Branson | Wrote "A History of Old Derry" |
| Bunyan, Paul | His plastic statue is at the Civic Center in Derry. He is known as the patron saint of Derry. |
| Burke, ? | Name on the 2nd floor mailbox where Beverly Marsh used to live |
| Bush, George | President of the USA mentioned in passing |
| Calderwood, Floyd | Lumberman killed by Claude Heroux |
| Calhoun, Haystack | Wrestler mentioned in passing |
| Cannon, Freddy (Boom Boom) | Singer that played in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
| Carrington, Butch | Cape Cod Limo Service owner and a friend of Eddie Kaspbrak. |
| Carson, Albert | Friend of Mike Hanlon. A librarian in Derry from 1914 to 1960. |
| Carson, Johnny | Host of a TV show. |
| Carson, Mr. | Possibly a teacher of Richard Tozier. |
| Casey, Mrs. | Eddie Kaspbrak's teacher in 1958 |
| Castleman, Delia | Owner of Delia's Fashions. |
| Caudy, Patrick | One of the Bradley Gang. Boyfriend of Marie Hauser. |
| Cayce, Edgar | Psychic |
| Chacowicz, Sam | Ex Husband of Kay McCall |
| Cheever, John | Mentioned in passing |
| Chilly Willy | Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
| Chopin, ? | Composer mentioned in passing |
| Chords, The | Band mentioned in passing |
| Clark, Calvin | Cissy's twin brother. Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Clark, Carlton | Calvin and Cissy's big brother. |
| Clark, Cissy | Calvin's twin sister. Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Clark, Dick | On TV |
| Clements, Matthew | Killed by Pennywise in April 1958 |
| Clements, Mr. | Father of Matthew Clements. |
| Clements, Mrs. | Mother of Matthew Clements. |
| Clemons, Clarence | A saxophone player |
| Cleveland, Grover | Past president of the USA. |
| Coasters, The | Band mentioned in passing |
| Cochran, Eddie | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Cole, Gregory | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry |
| Cole, Mrs. | Worked at the Aladdin Theatre as a ticket taker in 1958 |
| Como, Perry | Singer on a record that was for sale in the shop Secondhand Rose, Secondhand Clothes on 30 May 1985 |
| Conklin, Cal | One of the Bradley gang. Brother of Joe. |
| Conklin, Joe | One of the Bradley gang. Brother of Cal. |
| Conley, ? | Police Officer |
| Conroy, Dewey | Friend of William Hanlon in the 1930s |
| Conway, Gary | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Cooper, Gary | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Corcoran, Dorsey | Brother of Edward Corcoran. Son of Monica Macklin |
| Corcoran, Edward L. | Son of Monica Macklin. killed by Pennywise. Stepson of Richard P Macklin, and brother of Dorsey Corcoran |
| Corcoran, Monica | Mother of Dorsey and Edward Corcoran. Married to Richard P Macklin |
| Covall, Steve | KLAD Program director |
| Cowan, Frederick | Killed by Pennywise. Son of Richard Cowan. |
| Cowan, Mrs. | Mother of Frederick |
| Cowan, Richard | Father of Frederick. |
| Cox, Wally | Actor who played Mr Peepers |
| Craig, ? | Local church reverend in Derry in 1958 |
| Crawford, Broderick | Actor in Highway Patrol. Plays Dan Matthews. |
| Creature from the Black Lagoon, The | Killed Edward Corcoran on 19 June 1958. It was really Pennywise in disguise. |
| Crests, The | Band mentioned in passing |
| Criss, Andy | Saw the Bradley Gang in 1929 |
| Criss, Victor | Picked on the "Losers" in 1958. Killed by Pennywise. |
| Crockett, Davy | Mentioned in passing |
| Crumly, Mr. | Father of Vic Crumly |
| Crumly, Vic | Told the story about kids that drowned in the Derry Standpipe in 1930. He heard it from his father |
| Cullum, Jimmy | Killed by Pennywise on about 13 July 1958, |
| Curtie, ? | Brother of Elmer. Amateur Taxidermist |
| Curtie, Elmer | Owned "The Falcon", a gay bar in Derry. |
| Curtis, Tony | Richard Tozier did an impersonation of his voice |
| D'Cruz, Franklin | In the Blue Ward at Juniper Hill Asylum. Raped over 50 women in before being caught in Bangor's Terrace Park. |
| Dado, Idi Amin | Mentioned in passing |
| Danner, Carole | She worked at the library in 1985. |
| Darin, Bobby | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Davenport, Rena | Butch Bowers girlfriend since 1950. |
| Davies, Miss | Librarian in the kids section of Derry library in 1958 |
| Dawson, Richard | Host of Family Feud in 1985 |
| Dawson, Trevor | Worked at the Air Force Base in 1930. |
| Dean, James | Actor in "Rebel Without A Cause" |
| Dedham, Stringer | Pitched to Belch Huggins in a game of baseball |
| DeLesseps, Andy | Union Ringleader who disappeared in 1905. |
| Denbrough, Audra | Bills Denbrough's wife. |
| Denbrough, George Elmer | William's brother Son of Zack and Sharon. |
| Denbrough, Sharon | Mother of William and George, Wife of Zack. |
| Denbrough, William (Stuttering Bill) | One of the 'Losers'. Brother of George and son of Zack and Sharon. Married to Audra Phillips. |
| Denbrough, Zack | Father of George and William, Husband of Sharon. |
| Denton, ? | 6 daughters of Mrs Denton that lived on the second floor apartment near Beverly Marsh in 1958 |
| Denton, Mrs. | Neighbor of Beverly Marsh and mother of 6 daughters. |
| Devereaux, Martin | Corporal at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| DeVille, ? | 4 children of George Deville. |
| DeVille, George | In the Blue Ward at Juniper Hill Asylum |
| DeVille, Mrs. | Wife of George DeVille |
| Devine, Andy | On TV |
| Dewie | Cartoon character. Nephew of Donald Duck |
| Dick, Moby | Whale |
| Diddley, Bo | Mentioned in passing |
| Dodd, Frank | Castle Rock police officer. |
| Dodd, Jimmy | In the Mickey Mouse club on TV |
| Doe, Ernie K. | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Dohay, Robert | 9 year old boy that was decapitated in the ironworks explosion on 15 April 1906. His head was not found until 18 April 1906 |
| Domino, Fats | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Donahue, Kitty | Bradley Gang-Common Law wife of George Bradley. |
| Donlin, Jimmy | In the Blue Ward at Juniper Hill Asylum |
| Donlin, Mrs. | Mother of Jimmy Donlin. |
| Donovan, Bradley | Kid with a lisp that was a friend of the Losers, |
| Douglas, Mr. | Husband of Mrs. Douglas |
| Douglas, Mrs. | 5th grade teacher at Derry Elementary School |
| Dovels, The | Band mentioned in passing |
| Dow, Tony | Actor in the show "Leave it to Beaver" |
| Doyon, Jim | Son of Mrs Doyon |
| Doyon, Mrs. | Mother of Jim. Neighbor of Beverly Marsh in 1958 |
| Drew, Mr. | Father of Nancy Drew. |
| Drew, Nancy | Character in a book |
| Dubay, Mrs. | Mother of Steven Dubay |
| Dubay, Steven Bishoff | One of the 3 that threw Adrian Mellon into the canal and killed him in 1984. |
| Duck, Donald | Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
| Dumont, Henrietta | 5th grade teacher at Derry Elementary School |
| Dunton, Eleanor | Friend of Sonia Kaspbrak |
| Dupree, Romeo | Mentioned in passing |
| Dylan, Bob | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Earl, Harold | Falsely arrested for the murders on 23 May 1985 |
| Eastwood, Clint | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Eisenhower, Dwight D. | President in the 1950s. |
| Emerson, Mrs. | Got a prescription in the Centre Street Drug Store in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Emerson, Ralph Waldo | Quoted on a poster in the Derry Children's Library |
| Engstrom, Mr. | His dog was killed by Patrick Hockstetter |
| Etchison, Dennis | Author whose story appeared in "White Tie" magazine. |
| Evans, Dale | Mentioned in passing |
| Fadden, Marcia | Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. Girlfriend of Peter Gordon. |
| Falkland, ? | Lumberman who was at the Sleepy Silver Dollar |
| Falwell, Jerry | TV evangelist |
| Faulkner, ? | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Fazio, Armando (Mandy) | Dump Keeper in Derry in 1958. Brother of Mr. Fazio |
| Fazio, Mr. | Janitor at the Derry Elementary School in 1958. Brother of Armando Fazio |
| Feeny, Carol | Travel agent for Richard Tozier |
| Felsen, Henry Gregor | Author that wrote "Hot Rod" which Ben Hanscom borrowed from the library in June 1958. |
| Feury, John | Killed by Pennywise 22 May 1985. |
| Fields, W.C. | Richard Tozier does a good impersonation of his voice |
| Firestone, Freddie | Producer of "Attic Room". Mentioned in passing |
| Flanagan, Stella | Mentioned in a letter from Ruth Blum to her daughter in 1979 |
| Flash, Grandmaster | Mentioned in passing |
| Fleetwoods, The | Band mentioned in passing |
| Fogarty, ? | Guard at Juniper Hill Asylum |
| Fogarty, Raymond | Minister at First Methodist Church |
| Ford, Frankie | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Fort, Charles | Author of occult style books |
| Foster, Chuck | DJ at KLAD |
| Foster, Ralph | Friend of William Denbrough in Fleet, England |
| Foxworth, Foxy | Manager of the "Aladdin" movie theater |
| Foxworthy, ? | Sister of Foxy Foxworthy. |
| Francis, Dick | Author read by Audra Denbrough |
| Frankenstein, Dr. | Character in a movie in 1958. |
| Frankenstein, Victor | Character in a movie seen in 1958 |
| Frick, Frank | Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Fricke, ? | Wrote inaccurate history of Derry |
| Frost, Robert | Poet Mentioned in passing |
| Fudd, Elmer | Bill Denbrough stuttered like him |
| Fuller, Major | At the Air Force base in 1930 |
| Funicello, Annette | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Gable, Clark | Actor in "Gone with the Wind" |
| Gabriel, Peter | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Gant, Mrs. | Friend of the Rogan family. |
| Gardener, Dave | Father of Harold. |
| Gardener, Harold | Son of Dave (One of 4 sons). Police officer in Derry in 1984. Partner of Jeffrey Reeves and investigated the murder of Adrian Mellon. |
| Gardener, Mrs. | Wife of Harold Gardener |
| Garner, Senator | In the 1856 photo of Derry |
| Garton, ? | Father of John. |
| Garton, John Webber (Webby) | One of the 3 that threw Adrian Mellon into the canal and killed him in 1984. |
| Gautier, Bob | At school with Mike Hanlon at the Neibolt School. |
| Gautier, Mr. | Father of Bob Gautier. |
| Gaye, Marvin | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Gedreau, Mr. | Worked at the Costello Avenue Market |
| Geffen, Dr. | Treated Kay McCall's injury |
| Geiger, Ellie | Mentioned by Beverly Marsh |
| Gendron, Mr. | Deaf janitor at Neibolt School |
| Gillespie, Dizzy | Musician mentioned in passing |
| Ginsberg, Arnie (WooWoo) | Singer that played in Derry on 28 March 1958. |
| Gladry, Dr. | Husband of Ruth Gladry |
| Gladry, Ruth | On the Board of Directors of Derry Library |
| Goldman, William | Writer mentioned by Susan Browne |
| Gordon, Jimmy | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry. Also saw Pennywise behind the war memorial. |
| Gordon, Peter | Boyfriend of Marcia Fadden and friend of Henry Bowers. |
| Gray, Miss | Maiden name of Mrs Kersh. Daughter of Robert Gray, also known as Pennywise |
| Gray, Robert (Bob) | One of the names of Pennywise the clown. This is possibly his real name, but the evil inside is much older. |
| Greatful Dead, The | Band liked by Bill Denbrough |
| Greenguss, Mrs. | Teacher of Mike Hanlon in 1958. |
| Grenier, David (Stugley) | Lumberman almost killed by Claude Heroux |
| Gresham, Mr. | Mentioned in passing |
| Grogan, Veronica (Ronnie) | Killed by Pennywise in June 1958 |
| Gumble, Bryant | From the Today Show on TV. |
| Hagarty, Don | Adrian Mellon's gay boyfriend. |
| Hale, Dr. | Local retired Derry doctor |
| Hall, John | Actor on TV |
| Hallorann, Dick | Was a mess cook at the Air Force Base in 1930. |
| Handey, M.K. | Wrote "M.K. Handey's Guide to North American Birds" |
| Handor, Dr. Russ | Eddie Kaspbrak's doctor. |
| Hanlon, ? | Child of Shirley Hanlon. 1 of the 2 that had died |
| Hanlon, ? | Child of Shirley Hanlon. 1 of the 2 that had got married & left home. |
| Hanlon, Howard | Uncle of Michael and brother of William Hanlon. |
| Hanlon, Jessica | Michael Hanlon's mother and wife of William. |
| Hanlon, Michael | One of the "Losers |
| Hanlon, Mr. | Husband of Shirley and father of William Hanlon. |
| Hanlon, Phillip Loubird (Philly) | Michael Hanlon's uncle. Youngest child of Shirley. |
| Hanlon, Shirley | Grandmother of Michael Hanlon and mother of William Hanlon. |
| Hanlon, William | Michael's Father and husband of Jessica. Second youngest son of Shirley. |
| Hanscom, Arlene | Ben's mother. |
| Hanscom, Benjamin | One of the "Losers". |
| Hanscom, Mr. | Ben Hanscom's father who died about 1951 |
| Hansel | As in Hansel & Gretel. Childrens story characters |
| Hardy, Fenton | Father of the Hardy Boys Frank & Joe |
| Hardy, Frank | One of the Hardy Boys from books |
| Hardy, Joe | One of the Hardy Boys from books |
| Harkavay, Dr. | Patty Uris' doctor in Atlanta |
| Harlengen, Randi | Friend of Patricia Blum |
| Hartwell, David | Borrowed "Bulldozer" from Derry Library |
| Hartwell, David | Ringleader of a union who was found dead |
| Hauser, Marie | In the Bradley Gang, Patrick Caudy's girlfriend. |
| Hawkins, Screamin Jay | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Hendrix, Jimi | Musician mentioned in passing |
| Henley, Mrs. | Neighbor of Patrick Hockstetter |
| Henley, Tim | Real estate developer in Derry |
| Henry, Patrick | Mentioned in passing |
| Hercules | Mentioned in passing |
| Heroux, Claude | Union Ringleader. |
| Hill, Sam | As in "What in Sam Hill is going on…" |
| Hitchcock, Alfred | Movie director mentioned in passing |
| Hitler, Adolph | Mass murderer mentioned in passing |
| Hockstetter, Avery | Brother of Patrick. |
| Hockstetter, Mr. | Patrick's father. |
| Hockstetter, Mrs. | Patrick's mother. |
| Hockstetter, Patrick | Killed by Pennywise on 22 July 1958. |
| Holly, Buddy | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Holly, Jeffrey | Killed by Pennywise 13 May 1985. |
| Holmes, Sherlock | Detective mentioned in passing |
| Hoover, Herbert | Past President of the USA |
| Hoover, Mrs. | Wife of Herbert Hoover |
| Housefly, Phyllis | Mentioned in passing |
| Huber, Richie | Mentioned in a letter from Ruth Blum to her daughter |
| Huggins, Reginald (Belch) | Picked on the "Losers†|
| Hughes, Paul | Police Officer in Derry. |
| Humboldt, Patrick | Remembered by William Denbrough |
| Humphrey, Hubert | Presidential candidate in 1960 |
| Hunt, H.L. | Mentioned in passing |
| Huntley, Chet | News reporter in 1957. |
| Innes, ? | British mystery writer |
| Irving, John | Mentioned in passing |
| Iscariot, Judas | Character in the Bible |
| Isley Brothers, The | Band mentioned in passing |
| Ives, Burl | Mentioned in passing |
| Ives, Sandy | Wrote Derry history. A Folklorist |
| Jackson, Michael | Richard Tozier does an impression of his voice |
| Jacubois, Mr. | Has an ASPCA sticker on his car. |
| Jagermeyer, Bruce | Saw the Bradley gang in 1929 |
| Jagermeyer, Gard | Friend of Henry Bowers. |
| James, Henry | Author mentioned in passing |
| Jarvis, Dr. | Wrote "Dr Jarvis' Vermont Folk Medicine" |
| Jimmison, Miss | Health teacher at Derry School |
| Johnson, Steven | Killed by Pennywise in early December 1984 |
| Joker, The | Comic book character |
| Jollyn, Reverend | Minister when the Kitchner Ironworks exploded |
| Jones, Jim | Mentioned in passing |
| Jones, Spike | Musician thought of by Ben Hanscom |
| Josephs, Mrs. | Used a telescope to look around in the town. |
| Karloff, Boris | Actor liked by Ben Hanscom |
| Kaspbrak, Eddie | One of the "Losers" |
| Kaspbrak, Frank | Eddie's father |
| Kaspbrak, Myra (Marty) | Eddie's Wife. |
| Kaspbrak, Sonia | Eddie's mother. |
| Keene, Andrew | Grandson of Norbert Keene. |
| Keene, Mrs. | Wife of Norbert |
| Keene, Norbert | Pharmacist at the Center Street Drug Store between 1925 and 1975, and did the books for Andrew in 1985. |
| Kennedy, Bobby | Mentioned in passing |
| Kennedy, Jackie | Mentioned in passing |
| Kennedy, John F. | Richard Tozier does a good impersonation of his voice |
| Kennedy, Ted | Mentioned in passing |
| Kerpaskian, Mr. | Person in Derry Hospital |
| Kersh, Mr. | Husband of Mrs Kersh. |
| Kersh, Mrs. | She was the daughter of Robert Gray, who was also known as Pennywise the dancing clown. |
| Khrushchev | Mentioned in passing |
| Kilgallon, Brent | Farmer whose silo was damaged on 31 May 1985 |
| Killgallon, ? | 16 year old son of Brent. |
| Killgallon, Mrs. | Wife of Brent Killgallon. |
| King, Eddie | Killed by Claude Heroux on 9 September 1905. |
| King, Mrs. | Wife of Eddie King |
| Kissdrivel, Colonel Buford | One of Richard Tozier's character voices |
| Kitchener, Carl | Owner of the Kitchener Precision Tool & Die Shop |
| Kitchner, Mr. | Owner of the Ironworks |
| Koontz, John | Guard at Juniper Hill Asylum |
| Lamonica, Andrea (Andi) | Daughter of Cheryl Lamonica. |
| Lamonica, Cheryl | Killed by Pennywise in April 1958. Mother of Andrea Lamonica and sister of Mark |
| Lamonica, Mark | Younger brother of Cheryl. |
| Lamonica, Mr. | Father of Mark and Cheryl Lamonica |
| Lamonica, Mrs. | Mother of Mark and Cheryl Lamonica |
| Lanchester, Elsa | Actress in "The Bride of Frankenstein" |
| Landon, Michael | Actor that played a Werewolf in a movie in 1958 |
| Langella, Frank | Actor that played Dracula. |
| Langlahan, George | Author who wrote "The Fly" |
| Larry | One of the 3 scarecrows on the Hanlon farm in 1958. |
| Larsen, ? | Pitcher in the 1956 World Series |
| Laughlin, Mack | Publisher of the Derry News in 1929. |
| Lederer, Francis | Actor that played Dracula. |
| Lee, ? | Son of Ricky Lee. One of 3 boys. |
| Lee, Christopher | Actor that played Dracula. |
| Lee, Mr. | Father of Ricky Lee |
| Lee, Ricky | Runs "The Red Wheel" in Hemingford Home. Friend of Ben Hanscom. |
| Leigh, Vivien | Actress in "Gone with the Wind" |
| Lennon, John | Musician mentioned in passing |
| Lernerd, Roger | Loan officer at Harolds Credit Union in Derry. |
| Lewis, Jerry Lee | Singer who played in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
| Libby, Heather | Saw the Grace Baptist Church clock explode |
| Libby, Reverend | Derry minister |
| Lincoln, Abraham | Past president of the USA |
| Linnot, Phil | Guitarist mentioned in passing |
| Littlefield, Charlotte | Teacher at Derry High School. |
| Lombardo, Guy | Mentioned in passing |
| London, Jack | Author read by Ben Hanscom |
| Lone Ranger, The | Character on a TV show |
| Lottmann, ? | Detective in the Henry Bowers trial in 1958. |
| Lovecraft, H.P. | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Lowe, Chad | Disappeared. Possibly killed by Pennywise |
| Luces, ? | Family that lived 3 doors down from the Hockstetters |
| Ludlum, Robert | Author read by the guy sitting next to Beverly Rogan on the plane on 29 May 1985 |
| Lugosi, Bela | Actor that played Dracula. |
| Lymon, Frankie | Singer that appeared on American Bandstand and also in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
| Machen, ? (Goose) | Father of Lal Machen. |
| Machen, Frank | Police officer in Derry in 1984. |
| Machen, Lal | Owner of Machen's Sporting Goods where the Bradley gang wanted to buy ammo on 7 October 1929 and he told Chief Sullivan. |
| MacKenzie, Anita | Neighbor of Patricia and Stanley Uris. |
| Macklin, Monica | Edward Corcoran's mother. Married name of Monica Corcoran. |
| Macklin, Richard P. | Husband of Monica Macklin. |
| Madison, Guy | On TV |
| Maitland, Vernon | Had cancer of the esophagus in 1953 |
| Mallory, Greg | Boyfriend of Beverly Marsh |
| Malloy, Arthur (Creeping Jesus Malloy) | In the Bradley Gang |
| Manilow, Barry | Singer liked by Myra Kaspbrak |
| Markson, ? | The family of John Markson |
| Markson, John | Killed his family in 1851 |
| Marlow, Biff | Helper of Lal Machen in 1929. |
| Marsh, ? | British mystery writer |
| Marsh, Alvin | Father of Beverly Marsh |
| Marsh, Beverly | One of the "Losers". Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementery School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Marsh, Elfrida | Mother of Beverly and wife of Alvin. |
| Massenik, Karl | 6th Grade teacher of Andrew Keene |
| Matheson, Richard | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Matthews, Dan | Character in Highway Patrol. |
| McCall, Kay | Only real friend of Beverly Marsh. |
| McCarthy, Gene | Mentioned in passing |
| McCaslin, Everett | Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| McCrew, Gerry | Assistant cook at the "Black Spot" club at the Air Force Base in 1930. |
| McCutcheon, Tinker | Lumberman who was killed by Claude Heroux. |
| McDonald, Ronald | Mentioned in passing |
| McDowell, Father | Derry Priest |
| McGhee, Stick | Singer mentioned in passing |
| McKibbon, Mr. | Goes through peoples garbage in Derry in 1958. |
| McNeil, Freeman | On television |
| Mellencamp, John Cougar | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Mellon, Adrian | Gay man who was murdered on 21 July 1984 when he was thrown in the Derry Canal. |
| Metcalf, Harold | Derry School superintendent in 1958 |
| Michaud, ? | Wrote an inaccurate Derry History |
| Mitchell, Billy | Was a pilot in the Air Force in 1930. |
| Mitchell, Margaret | Author of "Gone with the Wind" |
| Monroe, Marilyn | Actress mentioned in passing |
| Moon, Keith | Drummer mentioned in passing by Richard Tozier |
| Moran, Mrs. | 4th grade teacher at Derry Elementary in 1958 |
| Morgan, Scooter | Fell off the monkey bars and got a bleeding nose while in Kindergarten with Bill Denbrough. |
| Moron, Ronnie | Mentioned in passing |
| Morrison, Barney | Police Officer in Derry who investigated the death of Adrian Mellon. Partner of Charles Alvarino. |
| Morrison, Jim | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Morrow, Vic | Actor in "The Blackboard Jungle" |
| Moulton, Erhardt K. | Derry District Court Judge that sentenced Richard Macklin |
| Mouse, Mickey | Mentioned in passing |
| Mouse, Minnie | Cartoon character Mentioned in passing |
| Mueller, Horst | Town council member in 1929 |
| Mueller, Mr. | Father of Sally. Brother of Horst Mueller |
| Mueller, Sally | Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
| Mueller, William | Part owner of S.S & W.M rail line. |
| Mummy, The | Ben Hanscom saw a mummy, but it was really Pennywise in a disguise |
| Munson, Thurman | Mentioned in passing |
| Murphy, Audie | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Nalder, Reggie | Actor that played Dracula. |
| Naugler, Alfie | Farmer in Derry |
| Naugler, Trace | Mayor of Derry when the Bradley Gang came |
| Nell, Aloysius | Police Officer in Derry. |
| Nell, Maureen | Wife of Aloysius Nell. |
| Nelson, Mrs. | Saw the Losers on 31 May 1985. |
| Nixon, Pat | Mentioned in passing |
| Nixon, Richard | US President mentioned in passing |
| Nostradamus | Author of Occult style books |
| O'Bannon, Sergeant | One of Richard Toziers voices, and based on a real cop in the 6th street station. |
| O'Brian, Ashley | Priest in Shawshank Prison |
| O'Hara, Mike | Worked with Richard Tozier at KLAD |
| O'Hara, Patty | Girl mentioned by Beverly Marsh |
| O'Staggers, Father | Richard Tozier threatened to tell him about the Doe when he returned to Derry |
| Oates, Joyce Carol | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Ochs, Phil | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Orwell, George | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Osbourne, Ozzy | Singer interviewed by Richard Tozier |
| Pacino, Al | Customer of Eddie Kaspbrak's Limousine service. |
| Pan, Peter | Mentioned in passing |
| Pardo, Don | Mentioned in passing |
| Parker, Fess | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Pasquale, Bucky | Neighbor of Beverly Marsh |
| Patton, ? | General in charge of Zack Denbrough's army section in Germany |
| Paulson, Joe | Husband of Rebecca Paulson |
| Paulson, Rebecca | Found $190 in her back yard after the Derry explosion on 31 May 1985. Lived in Haven Village |
| Peale, Norman Vincent | Wrote "The Power of Positive Thinking" |
| Pearson, Doc | Derry Doctor in 1958 |
| Peepers, Mr. | Character played by Wally Cox |
| Penguins | Band that sung "Earth Angel"; played in the Rock and Roll show in |
| Penniman, Richard | The real name of the singer known as Little Richard |
| Perkins, Anthony | Eddie Kaspbrak looked a little like him |
| Perkins, Carl | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Pershing, Jack | General in army. Mentioned in passing. |
| Phillips, Audra | Audra Denbrough's stage name before her marriage to Bill Denbrough. She was born Audrey Philpott, but changed her name. |
| Phillips, Owen | Laughed at Belch Huggins when he was hit in the head with a baseball. |
| Philpott, ? | Younger sister of Audry Philpott |
| Philpott, Audrey | Audra Phillip's real name. |
| Pickman, ? | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Pinette, Jake | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Piscapo, ? | The Piscapo family was on Family Feud on 28 May 1985 |
| Poe, Edgar Allan | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Pope, The | Mentioned in passing |
| Porter, Mr. | Funeral director in Swedholm |
| Portleigh, Mrs. | Sunday School teacher of Eddie Kaspbrak |
| Prenderlist, Mark | Richard Tozier saw him in McCarron park. |
| Presley, Elvis | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Rademacher, Adrian | Father of Andrew Rademacher. Derry Police Chief |
| Rademacher, Andrew | Police Chief in 1985. Son of Adrian. |
| Rademacher, Mrs. | Wife of Adrian and mother of Andrew |
| Rader, Richard D. | Fake name used by Al Bradley to buy ammo at Lal Machen's store in Derry on 7 October 1929 |
| Rathbone, Basil | Mentioned in passing |
| Rayburn, Gwendolyn | Assistant principal |
| Reagan, Ronald | President of the USA mentioned in passing |
| Redford, Robert | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Reeves, George | Actor that played Superman on TV |
| Reeves, Jeffrey | Police officer in Derry in 1984. |
| Revere, Paul | Mentioned in passing |
| Rhulin, Andrew | Farmer that owned the property near the Hanlons. |
| Richard, Little | Singer whose real name is Richard Penniman |
| Ripsom, Betty | Killed by Pennywise on 26 December 1957 |
| Ripsom, Mr. | Betty's father. |
| Ripsom, Mrs. | Betty's mother. |
| Robbins, Dr. | Doctor of Eddie Kaspbrak as an adult. |
| Robinson, Jack | Possibly the father of Randy Robinson |
| Robinson, Randy | Friend of Michael Hanlon as a child. |
| Roche, Brandon K. | Assistant Falmouth Police Chief. |
| Rogan, ? | Unnamed sibling of Tom Rogan |
| Rogan, Beverly | Married name of Beverly Marsh |
| Rogan, Joey | Younger brother of Tom Rogan |
| Rogan, Megan | Younger sister of Tom Rogan |
| Rogan, Mrs. | Tom Rogan's mother. |
| Rogan, Ralph | Tom Rogan's dad. |
| Rogan, Tom | Married Beverly Marsh. |
| Rogers, Jimmy | Singer on a record that was for sale in the shop Secondhand Rose, Secondhand Clothes on 30 May 1985 |
| Rogers, Roy | Mentioned in passing |
| Roone, Carl | Worked at the Air Force Base in E company in 1930 |
| Roosevelt, Franklin Delano | Mentioned in passing |
| Rosenblatt, Michael | Patricia Blum's prom date in 1967. |
| Rosenblatt, Mr. | Father of Michael Rosenblatt. |
| Ross, Freddy | Found the body of Veronica Grogan. The name may have been Frankie or Freddy, and the surname may have been Roth. |
| Ross, Herbert | Ignored Beverly Marsh's cry for help when she was being beaten by Belch Huggins. |
| Rounds, Lathrop (El Katook) | Lumberman that worked for William Mueller. He was killed at the Sleepy Silver Dollar by Claude Heroux |
| Rowden, Butch | Worked at the meat market in Derry. |
| Rowland, Teddy | Worked with Freddy Firestone |
| Roy, Dawn | Killed by Pennywise in March 1985 |
| Russell, Bobby | Works at KLAD with Richard Tozier |
| Ruth, Dr. | Doctor on TV |
| Ryan, ? | The Ryan family were on Family Feud on 28 May 1985 |
| Sadler, Norman | Farmer who helped the Hanlon family. Father of Steve Sadler. |
| Sadler, Steve (Moose) | Retarded friend of Belch Huggins. Son of Norman Sadler. |
| Sands, Tommy | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Sartoris, Horton | Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| Sawyer, Tom | Character in a book |
| Sayers, Dorothy | British mystery writer |
| Scott, Randolph | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Scott, Willard | From the Today Show on TV. |
| Sedaka, Neil | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Shakespeare, William | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Sheen, Fulton | Mentioned in passing |
| Shratt, Dr. | Derry Doctor in 1905 |
| Simon, Paul | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Simpson, O.J. | Did a TV ad for Hertz. |
| Snopes, Alan (Pop) | Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| Snow, Carl | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Spielberg, Steven | Movie producer mentioned in passing |
| Spinners, The | Band on the jukebox in the Red Wheel on 28 May 1985 |
| Sprat, Jack | Character in a children's nursery rhyme. |
| Springsteen, Bruce | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Squires, Shorty | Died when a building fell on him in Derry on 31 May 1985 after his building sank into the ground. |
| Stacey, Aubrey | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Stampnell, Eben | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Stanchfield, Vernon | Farmer from Palmyra who was in the Sleepy Silver Dollar on 9 September 1905. |
| Starkweather, ? | Name on the 3rd floor mailbox in 1985 at 127 Lower Main Street, where Beverly Marsh used to live |
| Starrett, Barbara | Librarian in Kids section of Derry library in 1958. |
| Stavier, ? | Kid with epilepsy in Derry in 1958 |
| Stevenson, Ace | Worked at the Air Force base. |
| Steward, Dr. | Mentioned in passing |
| Stillwagon, Dr. | Mike Hanlon's doctor as a baby |
| Stuart, Anne | Killed on 31 May 1985 |
| Sullivan, Ed | TV Show host |
| Sullivan, Jim | Derry County sheriff in 1945. |
| Sully, ? | Retired Derry sheriff |
| Supremes, The | Singers liked by Myra Kaspbrak |
| Susann, Jacqueline | Writer mentioned by Audra Denbrough |
| T, Mr. | Richard Tozier does an impression of his voice |
| Taliendo, ? | Brother of Vincent Taliendo |
| Taliendo, ? | Sister of Vincent Taliendo. |
| Taliendo, Vincent Caruso (Boogers) | A janitor at Wally's Spa |
| Tammerly, Joe | Friend of Alvin Marsh in 1958. |
| Tanner, Bob | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Tanner, Mr. | Father of Bob Tanner |
| Tarrent, Cheryl | Worked with Elfrida Marsh at Greens Farm. |
| Tarrent, Mr. | Cheryl's husband. |
| Taylor, Elizabeth | Slow epileptic girl in Derry in 1958. |
| Terrault, Adam | Killed by Pennywise 23 April 1985. |
| Thatcher, Becky | Character in a book |
| Theramenius, Lars | Neighbor of the Marsh family in Derry in 1958. |
| Theramenius, Mrs. | Mother of Lars |
| Theramenius, Olaf | Father of Lars. |
| Thibodeau, Mrs. | Ben Hanscom's first grade teacher |
| Thomas, Mrs. | William Denbrough's speech therapist at Chevrus High in Portland |
| Thomas, Mrs. | Typist at the Derry Elementary School in 1958 |
| Thomas, Phil | Driver for Eddie Kaspbrak's "Royal Crest" limousines |
| Thomas, Seth | Eddie Kaspbrak had a Seth Thomas clock |
| Thomson, Bobby | Played baseball for the Giants in 1951 |
| Thoroughgood, Egbert | 93 years old man that spoke about Derry history. |
| Toby, Kenneth | Actor in the Whirleybirds. |
| Torrio, Dennis | Killed by Pennywise between 7 and 14 February 1985, but his body was not found until mid March 1985. |
| Tozier, Maggie | Mother of Richard Tozier; wife of Wentworth Tozier |
| Tozier, Richard (Trashmouth) | One of the "Losers" |
| Tozier, Wentworth | Father of Richard Tozier; husband of Maggie |
| Tracker, Hamilton | Mentioned by Claude Heroux |
| Tracker, Phil | Brother of Tony. Owned truck business. |
| Tracker, Tony | Brother of Phil. Owned truck business. |
| Tremont, ? | Daughter of Mr. Tremont |
| Tremont, ? | Son of Mr. Tremont |
| Tremont, Mr. | Neighbor of Beverly Marsh. Had 2 Girls, 1 Boy. Left when he lost his job in about June 1975 |
| Tucker, Forest | Actor in "The Crawling Eye" |
| Turtle, The | The enemy of It. It died before the last confrontation, but was supposed to have created the universe |
| Twitty, Conway | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Unwin, Christopher Phillip | One of the 3 that threw Adrian Mellon into the canal where he died in 1984. |
| Updike | Writer mentioned in passing |
| Uris, Andrea | Mother of Stanley. Wife of Donald. Married name of Andrea Bertoly |
| Uris, Donald | Father of Stanley Uris. Husband of Andrea |
| Uris, Jenny | Relation of Stanley |
| Uris, Patricia | Wife of Stanley. Married name of Patricia Blum. |
| Uris, Stanley | One of the 'Losers'. |
| Valens, Richie | Singer mentioned in passing |
| Van Doren, Charlie | Mentioned by Richard Tozier |
| Van Prett, Mrs. | Neighbor of Sonia Kaspbrak in 1958. |
| Vanilla, Pancho | One of Richard Tozier's voices |
| Vanness, Peter | Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
| Varney, ? | Lumberman who was in the Sleepy Silver Dollar |
| Vicananza, Tommy | A slightly slow boy who saw a 'shark' in the Derry canal in 1985 |
| Vincent, Gene | Singer that played in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
| Warbucks, Daddy | Comic strip character mentioned in passing |
| Washington, George | Former US President |
| Waters, Mr. | Funeral director in Swedholm |
| Watson | Sherlock Holmes' helper |
| Wayne, John | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Webb, Jack | Actor mentioned in passing |
| Weems, Mrs. | 3rd Grade teacher at Derry Elementary School. |
| Welk, Lawrence | Used to be on TV |
| Wells, H.G. | Author read by Ben Hanscom |
| Weston, Arlen | In the Blue ward at Juniper Asylum. |
| Whitman, ? | Author of "Leaves of Grass" |
| Whitsun, Bradley | County Attorney in case against Richard Macklin in 1958. |
| Whitsun, Henry | Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930 |
| Williams, Ted | Baseball player mentioned in passing |
| Wilson, ? | Sergeant in charge of troops at the Air Force base in 1930. |
| Wilson, Woodrow | Past president of the USA. |
| Winterbarger, Horst | Father of Laurie. |
| Winterbarger, Laurie Ann | Killed by Pennywise between 7 and 14 February 1985. |
| Winterbarger, Mrs. | Mother of Laurie Winterbarger and ex-wife of Horst Winterbarger. |
| Witt, Jim | Meteorologist on WZON on 31 May 1985 |
| Woodleigh, Coach | Ben Hanscom's coach at East Side School in Omaha. |
| Wyatt, The homicidal bag-boy | One of Richard Tozier's character voices |
| Zinnerman, ? | Neighbors of Beverly Marsh in 1958. |
| Zitner, Alfred | Owner of Zitner Real Estate in Derry in 1985. |
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