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Sure, have two at once: Trygve Brudevold (wiki), Norwegian Olympic bobsledder (1952, 1956), dead at 100. Ruth Apilado (wiki), American newspaper editor and anti-racism activist, dead at 113. Apilado ofc was the last living person of note (for reasons other than age) born in 1908.

Ruth Apilado is a hit for @Kenny, @arghton, @gcreptile, @Salmon Mousse, @MariNisia and @Daniel-San CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Ted Dexter out at 86. That uncharacteristic England performance yesterday maybe to much too take in.

Arthur Hoyle Smith seems to have died, too: https://salesground.org/arthur-smith-bury-times/ Very fresh news.

Oldest living football player, Arthur Hoyle Smith, died on the 21st, according to the Bury Times. Link is not loading for me, but Google knows. This seems like a copy/paste job of the original obit: https://sayarimedia.com/2021/08/arthur-smith-bury-times.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=arthur-smith-bury-times

Aye, me too. With every fucking bullet so far.

Please learn how to string a fucking sentence together

Brown Chigurh saw one of his finest performances.

SYTYCD season 11 alum Serge Onik has died aged 33.

At the age of 90 on 16 August from pneumonia according to the article.

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/just-cook-yer-adelphi-hotel-20654551 Feel this is the best thread for this. I just found out that Brian Birchall who was the deputy manager of the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool died a few months ago in May . The search function didn't show that the news had been posted on here. He was the deputy manager during the 1997 popular fly on the wall BBC documentary series 'Hotel' filmed at the Adelphi. "Just cook will ya!! " is a phrase he was well known for using in the show when berating kitchen staff!

From wikipedia's page of the original series cast members, there is one "reccurring cast member" still living: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/William_Blackburn William Blackburn, born 1929 (92 years old) doesn't have a wikipedia page. He was Lieutenant Hadley, a helmsman in 61 episodes but never talked as the assistant director "told him to just sit there". Uncredited Out of the production crew mentioned Steven W. Carabatsos seems to be the last one living. Credited as writer and script consultant in 12 episodes.

I don't think so, he's too busy wishing death on the president of the United States.

American actor Michael Nader, nephew of Hollywood golden era actor George Nader has died aged 76. He was most famous in the UK for his role as Dex Dexter as the onscreen lover of Alexis Colby played by the shows anchor Joan Collins. American soap fans will also know him from daytime soap All my children. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/michael-nader-star-children-dynasty-174144606.html

If you've been a lurker here for a while then you'll know that thread creation for one off opinions is frowned upon. There are already several key threads to discuss paces of hits, what you think of the list, who you think should be on it next year etc.

American television actor Allen Case died on this day 35 years ago, aged 51.

American actress Jane Greer died on this day 20 years ago, aged 76.

Thats not true. I'm a Royal observer and I couldn't give a fuck. Also, if holding grudges limits life expectancy I'd have been still born.

Canadian-American actress Colleen Dewhurst died on this day 30 years ago, aged 67.

Jerry Lewis died 4 years ago today, at the age of 91 in Las Vegas.

Just read the website entry for the former Prime minister of Denmark Poul Schluter and whoever wrote it thank you very much for your kind and complimentary words! I loved how I was described!

Sssh hush now! Both my psychic intuitive powers and the enema cannot and should not be demystified!

Former first lady of Indiana, not Susan Bayh, but Pat Whitcomb, has died at 91: https://www.mywabashvalley.com/top-news/former-indiana-first-lady-patricia-pat-whitcomb-passes-away/

278 confirmed qualifying deaths last year . We are nearly half that number at the midway point this year in the 2021 list so I am still fairly confident that we will surpass and beat last years total.

He'll obit in the UK because of his spunky backpack, if nothing else. Anyway, there's a thread for him here -