GrayLinnorm
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Tommy Lasorda, manager for the Dodgers, died yesterday. He was 93.
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GrayLinnorm
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Comic book artist Steve Lightle, best known for his work on Legion of Super-Heroes, died today of cardiac arrest. He was 61.
GrayLinnorm
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Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Neil Sheehan, who obtained the Pentagon Papers, died yesterday from Parkinson's disease. He was 84.
GrayLinnorm
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Rapper Dearon "Deezer D" Thompson, who also appeared on ER, died yesterday, apparently of a heart condition. He was 55.
GrayLinnorm
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Dave Creek, the lead character designer for Bob's Burgers, died yesterday from complications of a skydiving accident last weekend. He was 42.
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R_J_K75
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@GrayLinnorm, wow you really got your finger on the pulse, or should I say the non-pulse. That's 8 in a row.
GrayLinnorm
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Michael Apted, who directed Coal Miner's Daughter and the 7 Up series, died yesterday. He was 79.
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Ed Bruce, who wrote "Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys", died today. He was 81.
Eyes of Nine
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Due to complications from CV19. Technically, most of us will die of our hearts stopping...
Steve Lightle, DC Comics' Legion Of Super-Heroes Artist, Dies At 61
With sadness ComicBook.com must report that celebrated comic book artist Steve Lightle has passed away. His son Matthew revealed the news on his father’s Facebook page, announcing that Lightle passed away on the morning of Friday, January 8 from cardiac arrest, later confirmed to be related to...
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Ulfgeir
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Olle Sahlin, one of the editors at the (long gone) Swedish rpg-company Äventyrsspel (part of Target Games AB, and the first rpg-company in Sweden), and also a translator of genre-fiction (among them Terry Pratchett and Stephen Donaldsson. Also some of the translation for Swedish version of Call of Cthulhu) has passed away at age 65 due to many years of illness. He was an avid Tolkien-fan and fan of model railways.
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