Joseph Heller still dead, still at 76 (and other celebrity deaths): RIP Hank Aaron and Willie Mays
Mary Beth Hurt, 80
Wonderful actress in such films as Interiors and The World According To Garp
House was my favorite of his.
I thought it was great, also. And Teacher was a real eyeopener for me.
RIP Michael J. Fox
He was always great and its sad his career was sidelined with Parkinsons. He always had a great screen presence.
That's too bad. Also saw the other day that Davey Lopes from the old-school Dodgers teams died.
CNN reported it. Now I see they were wrong. Go figure? CNN wrong 😀 I am glad he's still okay.
That's too bad. Also saw the other day that Davey Lopes from the old-school Dodgers teams died.
Man, that's sad. He was a great lead-off hitter in a great infield. The Bums were fun to watch in those years.
Mary Beth Hurt, 80
Wonderful actress in such films as Interiors and The World According To Garp
She was great in From the Journals of Jean Seberg by Mark Rappaport. Film is available on YouTube and definitely recommended.
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CNN reported it. Now I see they were wrong. Go figure? CNN wrong 😀 I am glad he's still okay.
What, CNN with fake news, no way. lol
Even a non-baseball guy like me remembers that 70s Dodgers infield: Lopes, Garvey, Cey, Russell. And then Lopes had good years with the As too, RIP.
Even a non-baseball guy like me remembers that 70s Dodgers infield: Lopes, Garvey, Cey, Russell. And then Lopes had good years with the As too, RIP.
Another thing everyone remembers is that they were never called the Bums after moving to LA. I’m a Giants fan, but definitely RIP Lopes. Last time the Fodgers were “fun” indeed.
Loverboy Dennis Condrey, tag team specialist, and founder of The Midnight Express.
Trivia: Neither Beautiful Bobby Eaton (RIP) or manager Jim Cornette were original members.
Dave Mason from Traffic, 79, ain’t feelin’ alright.
Charter member of the Great Musician (but not *quite* as great as he thought)/Very Difficult To Work With All-Stars.
Alan Osmond, 76, on 4/20, from MS. The eldest brother, but not the first of the gang to die; Wayne passed last year.
Alan helped create the Children’s Miracle Network telethon, and started the One Heart foundation. Also served in the National Guard for six years in the ‘70s.
Alan & Merrill also started the annual 7/4 Stadium Of Fire at BYU.
