The Old Crem

I’ve noticed the Stage dates its obituaries so should it be considered as an Obit source for 2024? It’s no more niche than the Radio Times. Also the List of the Missed has started of busier this year. 11 already for January compared to 9 last January.

Jessie Lemonier, outside linebacker, has died aged 25.

Abdul Jabar Sabet, Former attorney general of Afghanistan, has died aged 78.

Noah Cowan, Canadian artistic director, has died aged 55.

That’s sad, I wonder if that was before June Spencer retired. Must be a shock for her to see the actress playing her daughter in poor health.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11680827/Sopranos-star-John-Ventimiglias-daughter-Odele-dead-25.html Sopranos star John Ventimiglias daughter Odle has died aged 25 three months after giving birth to her daughter.

Anne McLaughlin and Chris Grayling the latest two MP’s to be be granted sick leave proxy votes.

The fact the article says she wasn’t heard for months before the character was killed off makes me think she is either unwell or quit suddenly due to a dispute.

Are we getting less notable deaths than normal for January. There has only been a few deaths in the last couple of weeks of people I’ve heard of before.

1. Donald Trump 2. Vladimir Putin 3. Rupert Murdoch 4. Ozzy Osbourne 5. David Attenbourgh 6. Francoise Hardy 7. Bill Crosby 8. Dick Van Dyke 9. Buzz Aldrin 10. Willie Nelson 11. Billy Connolly 12. Henry Kissinger 13. Ted Kaczynski 14. Tony Bennett 15. Burt Bacharach 16. Stanley Baxter 17. Prunella Scales 18. Eva Marie Saint 19. Shane McGowan 20. Clint Eastwood 21. Mel Brooks 22. Rhod Gilbert 23. Andy Taylor 24. Shannen Doherty 25. Linda Nolan Subs – Michael J Fox and Michael Parkinson Here is my entry. Good luck everyone and thank you @machotrouts for hosting.

Died December 18th.

Micheál MacGréil, Irish activist and Jesuit priest has died 91.

Benito Bollatil Italian who was a member of their Chamber of Deputies from 1974-1979 has died aged 96.

One of the reasons for declining number of priests. No need to join anymore in many countries to hide it.

Has an American Sun article but not an UK one yet.

Can someone explain how Katie Brickell was allowed as pick when in 2021 she was on the list of rejected picks and described as 100% FFBI? Has she increased her fame level?

Which was written by her son and Sally’s husband screenwriter Tim Dynevor. Dementia from 2009 so fair chance she never got to realise Phoebe becoming an international star.

Rugby player Levi Davis went missing in October and is a selection this year.

Shimon Elituv Israeli rabbi and member of the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council has died aged 85.

Gaetano Azzolina, Italian, Chamber of Deputies member 1990-1992 has died aged 91. Hans Kasper, German, Member of the Landtag of Saarland from 1970 to 1999 has died aged 84. Imre Mécs, Hungarian, Former parliamentarian who has died aged 89.

Most likely he won’t unless someone stumbles across it.

He wouldn’t have been this year as the team ‘Now That's What I Call Emeli Sande's In Memoriam’ has picked him and has him as a unique.

I might be free to do a task in a few days time.

I think this year’s Not Gone Yet but Still forgotten stands a good chance of a hit with a decent Q/O chance with Maria Branyas Morera. Going through all the picks and I’m surprised Jeanette Charles is a unique for a team despite how many times she is mentioned on this forum.

I could see the list of the lost being quitter this year. There doesn’t seem to be as many picks which feel unlikely to get a Q/O.