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Toru Fuyuki, composer of the Ultraman series, dead at 89.

Günther Kieslich, actor born in 1926 and married to Henriette Gonnermann. His wife's agency and perhaps his as well, said that he died a long time ago. Did not mentioned when.

I thought it was a satire because it said he is living in Florida. I checked on his Startiger profile, and he took a long time to respond to recent autograph requests. If he is living in Florida and the letters were sent to Prague, that would probably explained why.

John Pelling, British fencer, died in 2023 but his death was only announced on July 2024.

The admin of Startiger is asking for confirmation on the death of Gerd Peehs. He was living in Holving, France. According to the note from his wife, he died on 24 October 2024

I think this is who Ulitzer95 was referring to

Startiger has declared that she died on 4 October 2021. Can't find the link matching to this info.

David Shaw, American player who became a 5x CFL All-Star, dead at 71.

Sharon Rogers, January 1964 Playmate, died off radar on 16 October 2022

It is now changed to 12 March 2015. I have sufficient evidence to say he is now dead. I have found a Naver version of Wikipedia, which Koreans use more than Wiki and Google. In the article for 1954 World Cup, a TV series episode discussing about this World Cup dated 12 January 2022 has stated that all the players are deceased. On the footnote says that Park Jae-Sung is the last surviving player and died on 12 March 2015. The last time Park was mentioned is on a 2014 article where he is in hospital bed.

Jennifer Liano, May 1970 Playmate and mother of Real Housewives of Orange County star Lydia McLaughlin, died on 8 October 2024

There is a forum post in Startiger that Jeannie Carson is dead. It said "Step daughter Gigi Maguire Leach got my letter to Jeannie passed on and advised me Jeannie died back in August 2022"

So it has been confirmed.

Betty Impey, British actress married to actor and screenwriter John Chapman, said to have died in 1970 at the age of 39.

Arun Ghosh, Indian player who was part of 1960 Olympic and 1962 Asian Games squad. This was the last time India won a gold medal in an Asian conference tournament. He was diagnosed with Alzheimer's around 2020.