wildstorm

Jake the snake Roberts

In the other thread he's referred to as Nathaniel Marston rather than Martson. Oh, so it turns out I'm just an idiot who can't spell. Great.

Soap Opera star Nathaniel Martson is in critical condition after a car crash [Edit: This has already been posted in another thread... yet nothing came up when I did a forum search for his name. Great.]

it's november, which means we haven't had a hit since last month! terrible list

Zsa Zsa Gabor, what with her recent heart attack that no one seems to be talking about (mostly because I just made it up)

D.Day

Three Dog Night founder and lead guitarist Cory Wells found dead at home aged 73. Thus after several tour dates were postponed beacuase of 'a nerve problem in his back'. That ain't the way to have fun...

And now will be unable to attend next week's CBS Corp annual meeting, due to declining health, 'but hopes to attend next year's meeting'. Sumner Sumner Sumner (smh) SC http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-ct-sumner-redstone-to-miss-cbs-meeting-declining-health-20150514-story.html I know this post was made months ago, but here's an 'update' saying that Sumner has been in failing health ever since.

David Edgerton (One half of the founding fathers of Burger King) is still living He turned 88 earlier this year (And that's pretty much all I could find about him)

Al Mo- gets my vote

Canadian broadcaster Max Keeping has lost his battle with cancer. (and I earn my 10th hit)

Has he ever had sex?

After careful consideration, I concluded that I wasted too much time... so I picked Lamotta for the hell of it.

Sallis, damnit!

Wally Stanowski (last living player from the 1942 and 1945 Stanley Cup winning Toronto Maple Leafs) has died at age 96

Incidentally, not saying you're wrong, but my list based on the front page is only at 245 now. Spoiler tagged below, who am I missing? Windsor must have a copy of the fabled 1988 list (which accounts for 4 of the deaths absent from your list).

Sallis

Went With Wouk.

You can do it, Hosni Mubarak, I believe in you.

Another "recent" photo of him (from a few months ago) looking a little more spritely here than the previous image (by which I mean he's standing and smiling)

Hosni Mubarak, I choose YOU!!

Peter O'Sullevan, you know, because of that on-going battle with stage iv bowel cancer that I just made up.

Unless it's another Zsa Zsa Gabor, in which case they end up living for another decade.

Oldest member of the hall of fame, Elmer Lach, has died of a stroke at 97. Milt Schmidt now becomes the oldest living hall of fame member.

Well, I already suggested him for this year's list but, if he survives the year than firearms designer/mogul Gaston Glock would make an excellent contender for 2016. He's suffered from strokes in the past, and suffers from "life-threatening decomposition of cardiovascular system and renal system", and is now enduring a stressful legal battle with his wife over the company.