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Joanne Woodward. Naturally, that means Jimmy Carter will die next because I didn’t pick him

Pianist Peter Nero has died at 89

Daughter Tatum had a near-fatal overdose/stroke in May 2020

Crap. I’m American and didn’t know the difference. I apologize everyone

Dead Edit: I’m American and didn’t know there was a different one. I’m sorry

Still very sick, and can’t get out of bed. Might still be worth keeping an eye on

Says he’s feeling good and is hoping to tour this fall

Dionne Warwick had to cancel a concert after a medical incident involving her legs. It seems like she’s doing fine, but still might be worth keeping an eye on

John Amos, of Good Times fame, is in the ICU, and there may be elder abuse involved.

Found and being placed on psychiatric hold. I wonder if he’ll pull a Ray Combs

Has dementia

Daniel Boone actor, singer, and tomahawk master (If you know, you know) Ed Ames has died at 95

I’m torn on the reliability of this, but they’re saying he is in ICU, on life support

Yep, this looking like a month, tops

Former St. Louis Cardinal, as well as their long-time announcer, Mike Shannon, has died at 83

This article is from 2018

Yeah he looks okay. I’d almost say he’s got a few years left

Gonna keep going with Jimmy Carter until he’s gone

Richard Lewis had announced he has been battling Parkinson’s for the past two years

Patty Andrews was in hospice for at least a year, but it wasn’t really common knowledge

Alrighty I’m gonna say May 3

He might have been poisoned

Maybe it’s a trend of the President going overseas, and an ex-President dies (Yes, I’m well-aware it’s silly to look for trends like that)

Norman Steinberg, best known for work on Blazing Saddles and My Favorite Year, has died

Aaron Sorkin has revealed he suffered a very serious stroke this past November