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Val Kilmer had to cancel his appearance at the Tombstone festival on doctor's orders. Yes, they have a Tombstone festival.

Saw that Rita Borsellino, brother of Paolo and anti-Mafia campaigner, died earlier this week, and reading the Italian press seems like it was out there that she was in the final stages of stage 4 cancer. She'd been profiled in QO publications before, but no signs of a valid obit just yet.

Walt Harris, the "voice of roller derby", is apparently in pretty bad shape and needs 24/7 care. Dunno about obit possibilities.

Yvonne Craig was batted away today in 2015:

No, change of plan now it's not in remission and Ami Brown can never return to Alaska as she needs to relocate for treatment.

Is it time we started keeping tabs on Carmen Munroe (85) and Ram John Holder (84) then? Or at least until party's over.

Justin Credible arrested for "violating a protective order", which could quite possibly mean he's just beaten the shit out of said wife.

His name sounded a bit like "Hairy Vadge Pie", and for that he'll always be remembered.

Weird thread to obit him in but it's the only place he's been mentioned on the site before: Michael Persinger now gets to give God his helmet back in person, having died aged 73.

Damn, gonna have to start calling you Lonestar.

The only man to beat Jushin Liger and job to Miss Jacqueline in the same year.

Posting mainly because of the coincidence, but: on the same day that Jim Neidhart died, so did Jim Hart, football writer and podcaster for These Football Times.

Movie: The Doors (1991) Actors: Val Kilmer (b. 31 Dec, 1959), Jack McGee (b. 2 Feb, 1949), Will Jordan (b 27 Jul, 1927).

Can we take documentaries as well if they received a theatrical release?

I meant Kolov (had about 100 career matches, never worked for a US national promotion) wouldn't obit. I think all of that list with the exception of Kolov and Ayala are guaranteed obits. Schultz and Davis might be dependent on a quiet news day though.