vint posted:Albert Finney.
That's an odd emoticom to use! His Ebeneezer Scrooge was, I think, the best rendition of all of them.
vint posted:Albert Finney.
That's an odd emoticom to use! His Ebeneezer Scrooge was, I think, the best rendition of all of them.
Gordon Banks
Joe Schlesinger
Reporter for the CBC for almost 30 years. His voice and reports were part of my life for many of those years.
steve8 posted:Joe Schlesinger
Reporter for the CBC for almost 30 years. His voice and reports were part of my life for many of those years.
That’s Sad. RIP indeed.
Gianfranco Soldera ☹
Bruno Ganz - best known for portraying Adolf Hitler in "Downfall."
vinoevelo posted:Gianfranco Soldera ☹
Bummer ... RIP. I've only had limited experience (2000 and 2005) but was blown away each time I'e had it.
vinoevelo posted:Gianfranco Soldera ☹
Sad. We met him and his daughter in 2004 when we visited the estate. We barrel tasted the 2003, 2002 and 2000 vintages - was a pleasure
Peter Tork (Monkees)
haggis posted:Peter Tork (Monkees)
Yes, he is the 2nd of the quartet to go. Two more and the Monkees will be extinct.
The song "I wanna be free" from the 1966 album incorporated a string quartet. The cello solo is really nice.
irwin posted:haggis posted:Peter Tork (Monkees)
Yes, he is the 2nd of the quartet to go. Two more and the Monkees will be extinct.
The song "I wanna be free" from the 1966 album incorporated a string quartet. The cello solo is really nice.
Maybe the two remaining Beatles and Monkeys should team up
Jim B The head coach of Syracuse basketball was involved in a tragic death on the interstate in Syracuse after last nights game. Very sad situation. He swerved to miss a broken down car in the interstate and hit the driver outside the car.
Keith Flint front man of The Prodigy. Suicide at age 49. Everyone of a certain age will be a twisted firestarter today.
Kevin Roche. I admired his architecture a great deal.
RIP.
Luke Perry! I didn't watch the show that made him famous, but 52 is too young
RIP
pinotlvr posted:Luke Perry! I didn't watch the show that made him famous, but 52 is too young
RIP
In a weird coincidence, he was a guest star on an SVU episode we watched yesterday
pinotlvr posted:Luke Perry! I didn't watch the show that made him famous, but 52 is too young
RIP
Yeah dying from a stroke at 52 is the type of thing you heard about 50 years ago, not now. Scary.
John Shafer age 94 of Shafer Vineyards. A truly wonderful human being
robsutherland posted:pinotlvr posted:Luke Perry! I didn't watch the show that made him famous, but 52 is too young
RIP
Yeah dying from a stroke at 52 is the type of thing you heard about 50 years ago, not now. Scary.
My father-in-law died at 52 from a stroke. But that was in 1985. Weird to think I'm older than him now.
Carmine "The Snake" Persico. Former head of the Colombo mafia family. Age 85. (Not sure RIP is the right place for him)