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NOTED DEATHS 2021
JANUARY
Tanya Roberts – actress.
Tommy Lasorda – baseball player and manager.
Gregory Sierra – actor. “Sanford and Son”, “Barney Miller”.
Peter Mark Richman – actor.
Siegfried Fischbacher - famous partner of Roy Horn who performed magic acts in Las Vegas using many wild animals.
Phil Spector – musician and Hall of Fame record producer.
Don Sutton – Hall of Fame baseball player, sports broadcaster.
Jimmie Rodgers – pop singer. (“Kisses Sweeter than Wine”. “Honeycomb”).
Mark Wilson – magician and author.
Hank Aaron – Hall of Fame baseball player.
Hal Holbrook – actor.
Larry King – award-winning radio and TV host.
Cloris Leachman – award-winning actress.
Cicely Tyson – award-wining actress.
FEBRUARY
Dustin Diamond – actor. Played “Screech” Powers on the TV series “Saved by the Bell”.
Haya Harareet - actress. Appeared in “Ben-Hur” and “The Interns”.
Leon Spinks – boxer. WBA and WBC heavyweight champ in 1978.
Christopher Plummer – actor. “The Sound of Music”, “All the Money in the World”, The Thorn Birds.”
George Schultz – politician. Secretary of Labor (1969–70), Secretary of the Treasury (1972-74), Secretary of State (1982-89).
Larry Flynt – publisher. “Hustler” magazine.
Rush Limbaugh – radio host and political commentator.
Peter Gotti – member of the Gambino crime family.
MARCH
Walter Gretzky – ice hockey coach and father of hockey player Wayne Gretzky.
“Marvelous” Marvin Hagler – Hall of Fame boxer, middleweight champion (1980 – 87)
Elgin Baylor – Hall of Fame basketball player and coach.
George Segal – actor.
Jessica Walter – actress.
Larry McMurty – novelist and Academy Award winning screenwriter.
Beverly Cleary – Newberry Award winning children's author.
Bobby Brown – baseball player and executive. President of the American League (1984-94).
Bill Brock – politician. House of Representatives (1963 – 71), Senator (1971 – 77), Secretary of Labor (1985 – 87).
G. Gordon Liddy – FBI agent, convicted felon in the Watergate scandal and talk show host.
APRIL
Biff McGuire – actor. “Alfred Hitchcock Presents”, “Serpico”, “The Thomas Crown Affair”.
Gloria Henry – actress. Best known for playing the mother on the 1950's TV sit-com “Dennis the Menace”.
James Hampton – actor. Played Private Dobbs, the bugler, on TV sit-com “F-Troop” and the nuclear plant manager in the movie “The China Syndrome”, among other productions.
Prince Philip – Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Queen Elizabeth II.
Ramsey Clark – attorney, activist and government official. U.S. Attorney General (1966 – 69).
Bernie Madoff - investment advisor, financier and convicted fraudster.
Hester Ford – oldest living American at 115 years old.
Walter Mondale – politician. U.S. senator (1964 – 76), Vice President (1977 – 81) ambassador and Presidential candidate.
Michael Collins – astronaut (Apollo 11), stayed in lunar orbit while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the Moon.
Johnny Crawford – actor and singer. Most famous for playing Mark McCain on TV series “The Rifleman”.
MAY
Olympia Dukakis – actress. Sister of politician Mile Dukakis.
Bobby Unser – Hall of Fame race car driver, three-time Indianapolis 500 winner.
Julie E. "Tawny" Kitaen - actress and model.
Bo – the Obama family pet dog.
Norman Lloyd - actor, producer and director
Paul Mooney – actor, comedian and writer.
Paul Soles – Canadian voice actor. Provided the voice of Hermey the Elf in the 1964 animated “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”.
B. J. Thomas – Grammy Award winning singer.
Gavin McLeod – actor. Best known for playing Murray Slaughter on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and Captain Stubing on “The Love Boat”.
Arlene Golonka – actress. Had roles in “The Andy Griffith Show”, “Mayberry R.F.D.” and “Hang 'Em High”.
JUNE
F. Lee Bailey – attorney, best know for his high-profile cases.
Clarence Williams III – actor.
John Gabriel – actor.
Bobby Unser, Jr. race car driver and horse breeder.
Ned Beatty – actor.
Billy Fuccillo – car dealer and entrepreneur.
Champ – President Biden's pet dog.
Jack Ingram – Hall of Fame NASCAR race car driver.
John Erman – Emmy-winning TV director.
Donald Rumsfeld – politician. Secretary of Defense (1975–1977, 2001–2006). House of Representatives (1963–1969).
JULY
Elliot Lawrence – jazz pianist and 9 time Emmy-winner.
Richard Donner – movie director and producer.
Robert Downey, Sr. - movie actor and director.
Jeff LaBarr – rock guitarist.
Charlie Robinson - actor.
Alfie Scopp – actor and voice-over artist. “Fiddler on the Roof”, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”.
Jackie Mason – actor and comedian.
Dusty Hill – Hall of Fame musician and songwriter. Member of ZZ Top.
Ron Popeil – business man and entrepreneur. Hawked Ronco products on TV ads.
AUGUST
Jane Withers – actress.
Alex Cord – actor.
Tony Esposito – Hall of Fame hockey player. Stanley Cup champion of 1969.
Carolyn Shoemaker – astronomer. Co-discoverer of the Shoemaker-Levy comet.
Tom T. Hall – singer and songwriter. Most famous for “Harper Valley P.T.A.”
Don Everly – singer and songwriter. With brother, Phil, made the singing duo The Everly Brothers.
Charlie Watts – drummer for the Rolling Stones.
Ed Asner – Emmy-winning actor.
SEPTEMBER
Willard Scott – TV personality, meteorologist on “Today”, original Ronald McDonald.
Art Metrano – actor and comedian.
Don Collier – actor.
Norm Macdonald – comedian, actor, screenwriter.
Jane Powell – actress.
Tim Donnelly – actor.
Melvin Van Peebles – movie director and playwright.
Peter Palmer – actor. Perhaps best remembered to portraying L'il Abner on the stage and the movie.
Willie Garson – actor.
Jay Sandrich – Emmy winning TV director.
Tommy Kirk – actor. Best known for playing “clean teen” characters in many Disney movies.
OCTOBER
Tony DeMarco – hall of fame boxer and 1955 welterweight champion.
Betty Lynn – actress. Best known for playing Thelma Lou, Barney Fife's girlfriend, on “The Andy Griffith Show”.
Colin Powell – American general and politician. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989 – 93), Secretary of State (2001-05).
Leslie Bricusse – Academy Award winning composer.
Peter Scolari – Emmy winning actor.
Sonny Osborne – bluegrass musician (Osborne Brothers).
NOVEMBER
Dean Stockwell – actor.
F. W. de Klerk – Nobel Prize-winning South African politician. President of South Africa 1989-94.
Peter Buck – co-founder of Subway restaurants.
Stephen Sondheim – Tony Award winning composer and lyricist.
Arlene Dahl – actress.
DECEMBER
Stonewall Jackson – country singer.
Bob Dole – politician. In the House of Representatives (1961-69) and Senate (1969-96)
Cara Williams – actress.
Al Unser – Hall of Fame race car driver. Won the Indy 500 four times.
Michael Nesmith – Grammy-winning musician and songwriter. Member of The Monkees.
Ann Rice – novelist. Wrote “The Vampire Chronicles”.
Sally Ann Howes – actress and singer.
Desmond Tutu – South African prelate, activist and Nobel Prize winner.
John Madden – Hall of Fame football coach and sportscaster.
Betty White – Multiple entertainment award-winning actress, activist.
JANUARY
Tanya Roberts – actress.
Tommy Lasorda – baseball player and manager.
Gregory Sierra – actor. “Sanford and Son”, “Barney Miller”.
Peter Mark Richman – actor.
Siegfried Fischbacher - famous partner of Roy Horn who performed magic acts in Las Vegas using many wild animals.
Phil Spector – musician and Hall of Fame record producer.
Don Sutton – Hall of Fame baseball player, sports broadcaster.
Jimmie Rodgers – pop singer. (“Kisses Sweeter than Wine”. “Honeycomb”).
Mark Wilson – magician and author.
Hank Aaron – Hall of Fame baseball player.
Hal Holbrook – actor.
Larry King – award-winning radio and TV host.
Cloris Leachman – award-winning actress.
Cicely Tyson – award-wining actress.
FEBRUARY
Dustin Diamond – actor. Played “Screech” Powers on the TV series “Saved by the Bell”.
Haya Harareet - actress. Appeared in “Ben-Hur” and “The Interns”.
Leon Spinks – boxer. WBA and WBC heavyweight champ in 1978.
Christopher Plummer – actor. “The Sound of Music”, “All the Money in the World”, The Thorn Birds.”
George Schultz – politician. Secretary of Labor (1969–70), Secretary of the Treasury (1972-74), Secretary of State (1982-89).
Larry Flynt – publisher. “Hustler” magazine.
Rush Limbaugh – radio host and political commentator.
Peter Gotti – member of the Gambino crime family.
MARCH
Walter Gretzky – ice hockey coach and father of hockey player Wayne Gretzky.
“Marvelous” Marvin Hagler – Hall of Fame boxer, middleweight champion (1980 – 87)
Elgin Baylor – Hall of Fame basketball player and coach.
George Segal – actor.
Jessica Walter – actress.
Larry McMurty – novelist and Academy Award winning screenwriter.
Beverly Cleary – Newberry Award winning children's author.
Bobby Brown – baseball player and executive. President of the American League (1984-94).
Bill Brock – politician. House of Representatives (1963 – 71), Senator (1971 – 77), Secretary of Labor (1985 – 87).
G. Gordon Liddy – FBI agent, convicted felon in the Watergate scandal and talk show host.
APRIL
Biff McGuire – actor. “Alfred Hitchcock Presents”, “Serpico”, “The Thomas Crown Affair”.
Gloria Henry – actress. Best known for playing the mother on the 1950's TV sit-com “Dennis the Menace”.
James Hampton – actor. Played Private Dobbs, the bugler, on TV sit-com “F-Troop” and the nuclear plant manager in the movie “The China Syndrome”, among other productions.
Prince Philip – Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Queen Elizabeth II.
Ramsey Clark – attorney, activist and government official. U.S. Attorney General (1966 – 69).
Bernie Madoff - investment advisor, financier and convicted fraudster.
Hester Ford – oldest living American at 115 years old.
Walter Mondale – politician. U.S. senator (1964 – 76), Vice President (1977 – 81) ambassador and Presidential candidate.
Michael Collins – astronaut (Apollo 11), stayed in lunar orbit while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the Moon.
Johnny Crawford – actor and singer. Most famous for playing Mark McCain on TV series “The Rifleman”.
MAY
Olympia Dukakis – actress. Sister of politician Mile Dukakis.
Bobby Unser – Hall of Fame race car driver, three-time Indianapolis 500 winner.
Julie E. "Tawny" Kitaen - actress and model.
Bo – the Obama family pet dog.
Norman Lloyd - actor, producer and director
Paul Mooney – actor, comedian and writer.
Paul Soles – Canadian voice actor. Provided the voice of Hermey the Elf in the 1964 animated “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”.
B. J. Thomas – Grammy Award winning singer.
Gavin McLeod – actor. Best known for playing Murray Slaughter on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and Captain Stubing on “The Love Boat”.
Arlene Golonka – actress. Had roles in “The Andy Griffith Show”, “Mayberry R.F.D.” and “Hang 'Em High”.
JUNE
F. Lee Bailey – attorney, best know for his high-profile cases.
Clarence Williams III – actor.
John Gabriel – actor.
Bobby Unser, Jr. race car driver and horse breeder.
Ned Beatty – actor.
Billy Fuccillo – car dealer and entrepreneur.
Champ – President Biden's pet dog.
Jack Ingram – Hall of Fame NASCAR race car driver.
John Erman – Emmy-winning TV director.
Donald Rumsfeld – politician. Secretary of Defense (1975–1977, 2001–2006). House of Representatives (1963–1969).
JULY
Elliot Lawrence – jazz pianist and 9 time Emmy-winner.
Richard Donner – movie director and producer.
Robert Downey, Sr. - movie actor and director.
Jeff LaBarr – rock guitarist.
Charlie Robinson - actor.
Alfie Scopp – actor and voice-over artist. “Fiddler on the Roof”, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”.
Jackie Mason – actor and comedian.
Dusty Hill – Hall of Fame musician and songwriter. Member of ZZ Top.
Ron Popeil – business man and entrepreneur. Hawked Ronco products on TV ads.
AUGUST
Jane Withers – actress.
Alex Cord – actor.
Tony Esposito – Hall of Fame hockey player. Stanley Cup champion of 1969.
Carolyn Shoemaker – astronomer. Co-discoverer of the Shoemaker-Levy comet.
Tom T. Hall – singer and songwriter. Most famous for “Harper Valley P.T.A.”
Don Everly – singer and songwriter. With brother, Phil, made the singing duo The Everly Brothers.
Charlie Watts – drummer for the Rolling Stones.
Ed Asner – Emmy-winning actor.
SEPTEMBER
Willard Scott – TV personality, meteorologist on “Today”, original Ronald McDonald.
Art Metrano – actor and comedian.
Don Collier – actor.
Norm Macdonald – comedian, actor, screenwriter.
Jane Powell – actress.
Tim Donnelly – actor.
Melvin Van Peebles – movie director and playwright.
Peter Palmer – actor. Perhaps best remembered to portraying L'il Abner on the stage and the movie.
Willie Garson – actor.
Jay Sandrich – Emmy winning TV director.
Tommy Kirk – actor. Best known for playing “clean teen” characters in many Disney movies.
OCTOBER
Tony DeMarco – hall of fame boxer and 1955 welterweight champion.
Betty Lynn – actress. Best known for playing Thelma Lou, Barney Fife's girlfriend, on “The Andy Griffith Show”.
Colin Powell – American general and politician. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989 – 93), Secretary of State (2001-05).
Leslie Bricusse – Academy Award winning composer.
Peter Scolari – Emmy winning actor.
Sonny Osborne – bluegrass musician (Osborne Brothers).
NOVEMBER
Dean Stockwell – actor.
F. W. de Klerk – Nobel Prize-winning South African politician. President of South Africa 1989-94.
Peter Buck – co-founder of Subway restaurants.
Stephen Sondheim – Tony Award winning composer and lyricist.
Arlene Dahl – actress.
DECEMBER
Stonewall Jackson – country singer.
Bob Dole – politician. In the House of Representatives (1961-69) and Senate (1969-96)
Cara Williams – actress.
Al Unser – Hall of Fame race car driver. Won the Indy 500 four times.
Michael Nesmith – Grammy-winning musician and songwriter. Member of The Monkees.
Ann Rice – novelist. Wrote “The Vampire Chronicles”.
Sally Ann Howes – actress and singer.
Desmond Tutu – South African prelate, activist and Nobel Prize winner.
John Madden – Hall of Fame football coach and sportscaster.
Betty White – Multiple entertainment award-winning actress, activist.
