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I'll try a few other sources: Like this one Or this one Failing that, here's a screenshot from the original article with the relevant health information (I even included the address for those who wish to send him a 'get well soon' card, which I may end up doing).

Hope I'm not spoiling someone's "unique pick" by suggesting a certain black and white horror movie actor and director who was recently reported to be in poor health? Not suggested or mentioned with any relevant updates on the forum in over 2 years.

Robert Munsch: who previously battled alcoholism and a cocaine addiction (and suffered a stroke in 2008)... just gave an interview with CBC in which he indicates that he’s also suffering from dementia. “the stories will be the last thing to go” not sure how famous he is outside of canada, but could be a future DL contender

chris rock confirms he has covid-19, and is now urging everyone to get vaccinated...

The grim reaper is obviously targetting the most famous people on the list, so i guess i'll go with the internationally-recognized frank williams.

I’ll be daring and vote shane macgowan

rip you ol' chunk of coal

it’s just a shot away

just a few low-effort suggestions for consideration: Rick Davies (singer, Supertramp): diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015 (5 years survival rate is 57%). in 2018 indicated he was 'doing much better', but is also an intensely private individual and will likely pull an 'Alan Rickman' or 'Neil Peart' and not announce any health declines Ray Anthony (big band leader "The Hokey Pokey"): turns 100 in January Berry Gordy (founder of Motown Records): not in any ill health as far as I can find, but is turning 92 next year. is mostly one of those "oh wow, he's still alive!?" recommendations Alice Munro (author and nobel-laureate): skipped the Nobel ceremony citing ill health (and that was years ago), previous cancer battle, underwent bypass surgery, another intensely private person that we may not hear from until their death Marianne Faithful (singer/songwriter, actress): History of drug abuse, Hep-C, previous bout of cancer, got hit hard by Covid and pneumonia and is still recovering a year later

i thought he was a unique pick for me this year, but after some forum searching i think bibliogryphon actually had him on their list last year. my bad for unintentionally stealing a unique pick from someone else and then putting it forward as a suggestion to everybody on the forum. ether way, he was a great author and person (i loved the drawings that he posted on twitter on every holiday). rip

Raul Castro for no reason

wow, i guess they couldn't continue the royal "weekend at Bernie's" act any longer. i pick Joanne Woodward next.

Bobby Schmautz has died at 76. in his 13 year nhl career he amassed 557 points (271 goals, 286 assists). he famously scored the OT winning goal in Game 4 of the 1978 cup finals to keep boston alive.

greaves lightning!

Esfand, a popular streamer (712k twitch followers, 186k twitter followers), has been suffering with covid-19, and has been tweeting it’s progression. https://mobile.twitter.com/EsfandTV/status/1366089363499679745