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Hugman's have gone with it, though I wonder where they got the specific date of death from? That site seems to be rather sloppy with death dates e.g. Louis Bimpson's death was announced on November 15th (so they added 15th to his profile). A later obit released by his family confirms he died on 13th.

Yes. @msc, time you updated your list!

Copy and pasted from Baseball Reference. 10 remain: Bob Aspromonte, born June 19, 1938 Eddie Basinski, born November 4, 1922 Tommy Brown, born December 6, 1927 Roger Craig, born February 17, 1930 Don Demeter, born June 25, 1935 Carl Erskine, born December 13, 1926 Jim Gentile, born June 3, 1934 Chris Haughey, born October 3, 1925 Fred Kipp, born October 1, 1931 Sandy Koufax, born December 30, 1935 Bobby Morgan, born June 29, 1926 Joe Pignatano, born August 4, 1929

Telegraph death notice for David Wadey, aged 103, a highly decorated Dunkirk and El Alamein veteran. 103rd birthday article from Aug. Local coverage of him in 2010.

Shite. It was the first thing that came up in the search! Normally the WWII veterans thread surfaces first. I'll move it...

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Philip Heymann (wiki), U.S. Deputy Attorney General under Clinton (1993–1994) and one of the Watergate prosecutors, dead at 89.

Thought it was time to take a look at who is still around from the Anderson productions (though I've only covered the 50s and 60s admittedly), following the death of Denise Bryer. Not as many as I had thought. Does anyone know what became of Patricia Somerset? She's the only one whose living/dead status I don't have an answer for. Also missing birth years for Len Jones and Keith Alexander. Anyway, short answer is there are 7 left... maybe 8:

Can't see anything on Facebook but that tweet seems legit I'd say.

Not dead, just found this story somewhat amusing. The commissioner in his local district is vowing punishment for those saying that Shyam Saran Negi is dead. It appears Negi has been the victim of a few death hoaxes on social media lately, and they're not at all amused. Makes a nice change to see someone in India finally acknowledge their recurring problem of premature death notices

Whilst I suspect that steroids may be part of the problem, they're claiming it's a genetic cardiac issue in his family.

Telegraph obit for Peter Buck. Apparently ate 5 Subways a week even up to his death.

Yes. Source for this?

Updated 2 entries for the death of Ray Kennedy. Despite being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1984, he still outlived 5 of his teammates from these particular lineups!

Agreed. Starting to become annoying and hard to search for things again. I'll be covering the new SAG AFTRA magazine in memoriam when it comes out in the next few days and it becomes a difficult task to work out who hasn't already been mentioned on the forum if people just hyperlink with "DEAD." because they're more interested in brownie points for speed.

Joze Urankar obit as confirmation.

Sidney Cooke

See the post directly above yours

QO via The Sun for Dahl.

Updated. Just 10 names remaining overall between the three films. Liza next?

Actor Lorenzo Lamas (wiki) reporting the death of his mother on Facebook, Hollywood Golden-era great Arlene Dahl (wiki), aged 96. A DDP pick for 3 teams. RIP EDIT: Hollywood Reporter obit. Variety obit.

Julian Le Bas obit as confirmation.

Lizzie Bravo gets a very unnecessary Telegraph obituary.

I was at a party last night and someone there started talking about the new Cabaret production. Somebody (who is an old stage actor in the West End) jutted in to mention that Liza was in a "very bad way right now". He didn't know any more details.

So I'm guessing he never "made it" in showbiz then?