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In memoriam: Actrices y actores que han fallecido en 2019

No queremos acabar el año sin recordar a numerosos rostros conocidos del cine y la televisión que nos han dejado este año:

Cameron Boyce (28/05/99 - 6/07/19)

La estrella de Disney Channel era de ascendencia afrocaribeña y afroamericana. Su abuela paterna fue una de los Clinton Twelve, los primeros afroamericanos en asistir a un instituto de blancos en el sur de Estados Unidos en 1956. Nació en Los Ángeles en 1999, estudió danza desde muy joven y participó en un videoclip de Panic! at the Disco en 2008. Fue el hijo de Kiefer Sutherland en Mirrors y el hijo de Adam Sandler en Grown Ups. Protagonizó la serie Jessie y la trilogía de películas de Descendants, y este año lo hemos podido ver en Mrs. Fletcher. Murió mientras dormía a causa de un ataque de epilepsia, enfermedad de la que se estaba tratando. Tenía veinte años.

Luke Perry (11/10/66 - 4/03/19)

En sus años de instituto, daba vida a la mascota Freddie Bird. Se mudó a Los Ángeles a los dieciocho para ser actor, pero pasó varios años viviendo de otros trabajos y colaborando como extra en videoclips. Tras participar como recurrente en dos culebrones a finales de los 80, saltó a la fama dando vida a Dylan durante diez años en Beverly Hills, 90210. Interpretaba a Fred Andrews en Riverdale desde 2017 cuando falleció a causa de dos derrames cerebrales a los cincuenta y dos años. Tenía dos hijos, Jack iba a cumplir veintidós y Sophie, diecinueve.

Doris Day (3/04/1922 - 13/05/2019)

Nieta de inmigrantes alemanes, tenía la intención de triunfar bailando en Hollywood, pero resultó herida cuando un tren arrolló el coche en el que viajaba. Trabajó como cantante hasta que consiguió una prueba con Warner tras la que encadenó varios éxitos, entre ellos Pillow Talk, con nominación al Oscar incluida; y The Man Who Knew Too Much, de Alfred Hitchcock, donde canta 'Que Sera, Sera', canción ganadora del Oscar en 1956. En los sesenta, tras la muerte de su hermano, comenzó a mostrar agotamiento y dejó el cine en 1968 cuando murió su tercer marido, quien le dejó, sin ella saberlo, una deuda de varios millones de dólares que la ley le acabó devolviendo y un contrato multimillonario con CBS para protagonizar una serie que llevaba su nombre por título y que se mantuvo cinco temporadas en antena. Desde su cuarto matrimonio, en 1976, dedicó su vida al activismo a favor de los animales. Murió por culpa de una neumonía a los noventa y siete años.

Katherine Helmond (5/07/29 - 23/02/19)

Participó en obras teatrales en la escuela, y trabajó montando escenarios, cosiendo trajes, limpiando baños y abriendo el telón en el teatro de Galveston, Texas durante sus años de instituto. En los años 50 y 60, trabajó en teatros de Nueva York y enseñó interpretación en programas de teatro universitario. Le llegó la fama en los años 70 con la televisión. Fue nominada al Tony, trabajó con Hitchcock y consiguió siete nominaciones al Emmy y dos Globos de Oro. La conocemos principalmente por interpretar a Mona en Who's the Boss? entre 1984 y 1992. De familia irlandesa y educación católica, practicaba el budismo zen. Tenía Alzheimer. Iba a cumplir noventa años.

Asunción Balaguer (8/11/25 - 23/11/19)

Hija de un matrimonio de conveniencia dentro de la burguesía catalana, dejó los estudios en la facultad de filosofía y letras por el teatro. Gracias al él, conoció a su marido Paco Rabal, con quien trabajó en varias ocasiones tanto en cine como en televisión. Son los padres de Teresa Rabal. Desde los años 80 vivía en Alpedrete, desde donde cogía el autobús a Madrid para acudir a los ensayos. Ha recibido premios por su actuación en la serie Gran Hotel, la película Las huellas borradas o el musical Follies. Actuó prácticamente hasta el final. La hemos podido ver recientemente en Merlí y en Olmos y Robles. Falleció a los noventa y cuatro años, días después de sufrir un ictus.

Peggy Lipton (30/08/1946 - 11/05/2019)

De familia de clase media-alta y de ascendencia judía rusa, tuvo una infancia difícil que le provocó un tartamudeo severo que desaparecería tras independizarse, aunque su vida personal y sentimental también fue dura. Comenzó como modelo y a los diecinueve años ya aparecía en televisión. Durante cinco temporadas protagonizó The Mod Squad dando vida a una delincuente juvenil convertida en policía encubierta, papel por el que estuvo nominada cuatro años consecutivos al Emmy y al Globo de Oro. Cansada de la fama y el acoso de la prensa, se dedicó a criar a sus dos hijas, pero volvió a la televisión con Twin Peaks. Ha tenido pequeños papeles en Alias, Popular o Angie Tribeca, donde interpretaba a la madre del personaje de su hija, Rashida Jones. Fue diagnosticada de cáncer en 2004 y falleció este año a la edad de setenta y dos.

Robert Forster (13/07/1941 - 11/10/19)

Ya actuaba en el instituto, pero se licenció en psicología en la universidad con una beca por jugar a fútbol americano. A los veinticuatro se mudó a Nueva York, pero tras su primer éxito en el teatro le costaba encontrar trabajo, así que regresó a su Rochester natal, en la otra punta del estado, a ganarse la vida como profesor sustituto y albañil. Poco después, un agente de 20th Century-Fox le introduciría en el mundo del cine, y encadenó veinte años de papeles de mayor o menor tamaño. A finales de los 80, su éxito flaqueaba y tenía que conformarse con pequeños roles de villano y dar clases de actuación y sermones motivacionales. Fue entonces cuando llegó Tarantino. A Jackie Brown -con nominación al Oscar incluida- le siguieron el remake de Psycho, Mulholland Drive, The Descendants, las series Heroes, Last Man Standing y Twin Peaks o la película de Breaking Bad, estrenada el día de su muerte a causa de un tumor cerebral a los setenta y ocho años.

Rutger Hauer (23/01/44 - 19/07/19)

De padres actores que solían irse de gira y dejar a los hijos con una niñera, este neerlandés rebelde no pudo ser marinero a los quince años, cuando huyó de casa, debido a su daltonismo, así que no le quedó más remedio que trabajar en la construcción. Sus padres le apuntaron a clases de teatro, las cuales le sirvieron más adelante para convencer a sus superiores de que no era apto para estar en la marina. En los 70 entró de lleno al cine. Sirvió de inspiración a Anne Rice para escribir a Lestat y fue la primera opción para protagonizar RoboCop. En los 80 empezó a ser conocido en Inglaterra por varios anuncios de cerveza Guinness y llegó a Hollywood. Le aconsejaron cambiarse el nombre pero pensó que su paseo americano sería efímero. Habitual del cine de Paul Verhoeven y especializado en interpretar a vampiros, será recordado por Ladyhawke, The Hitcher, Blade Runner, Sin City, Batman Begins, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (la película) o True Blood. Le gustaban la poesía, el activismo por el medio ambiente y diseñar camiones. Una corta enfermedad se lo llevó a los setenta y cinco años.

Eduardo Gómez (27/07-51 - 28/07/19)

Había sido vendedor de enciclopedias, camarero, albañil y dependiente. Tras algunos trabajos de figurante, tuvo una frase en ¡Ay, Señor, Señor! casi por casualidad. Era ya 1994. Muertos de risa, El milagro de P. Tinto o La comunidad formaron un camino que le llevaría a su papel más recordado: Mariano, el padre del portero, en Aquí no hay quien viva. La que se avecina y Gym Tony son otros de sus trabajos destacables. Falleció por un cáncer de laringe. Acababa de cumplir sesenta y ocho años.

Otros intérpretes que han fallecido este año:

Bruno Ganz (1941-2019). Peter Fonda (1940-2019). Eddie Jones (1934-2019). En TV: Lois & Clark, The Invisible Man Max Wright (1943-2019). En TV: ALF Arturo Fernández (1929-2019). En TV: La casa de los líos Shelley Morrison (1936-2019). En TV: Will & Grace Nicolás Dueñas (1941-2019). En TV: Aquí no hay quien viva Linda Porter (1933-2019). En TV: Superstore, Twin Peaks Billy Drago (1945-2019). En TV: Charmed Paloma Gómez (1972-2019). En TV: Física o química, SMS Martí Galindo (1937-2019). En TV: Crónicas marcianas Manuel Tejada (1940-2019). En TV: Verano azul, Cañas y barro Richard Erdman (1925-2019). En TV: Community Ron Leibman (1937-2019). En TV: Friends Bob Einstein (1942-2019). En TV: Curb Your Enthusiasm, Arrested Development Brian Tarantina (1959-2019). En TV: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Gilmore Girls Brian Turk (1970-2019). En TV: Carnivále Patxi Andión (1947-2019). En TV: Brigada central, Página de sucesos Robert Walker Jr. (1940-2019). Peter Mayhew (1944-2019). Anna Karina (1940-2019). René Auberjonois (1940-2019). En TV: Boston Legal, Madam Secretary Jed Allan (1935-2019). En TV: Beverly Hills, 90210 Diahann Carroll (1935-2019). En TV: Dynasty, Julia, White Collar Stefanie Sherk (1982-2019). En TV: Grand Hotel Olivia García Leyva (1945-2019). En TV: El chavo del ocho Rob Garrison (1960-2019). En TV: Cobra Kai Claude Earl Jones (1933-2019). En TV: Dallas Jack Burns (2005-2019). Gabe Khouth (1972-2019). En TV: Once Upon a Time David Hedison (1927-2019). Karl Shiels (1972-2019). En TV: Into the Badlands Danny Aiello (1933-2019). Stephanie Niznik (1967-2019). En TV: Everwood Richard Easton (1933-2019). En TV: The Brothers, Doctor Who Mona Malden (1917-2019). Philip McKeon (1964-2019). En TV: Alice Joan Staley (1940-2019). Godfrey Gao (1984-2019). Michael J. Pollard (1939-2019). Jane Galloway Heitz (1941-2019). En TV: Glee Arseni Corsellas (1933-2019). Suzanne Whang (1962-2019). En TV: Las Vegas Niall Toibin (1929-2019). Chy Bravo (1956-2019). En TV: Chelsea Lately Virginia Leith (1925-2019). Rip Torn (1931-2019). En TV: The Larry Sanders Show, 30 Rock Kaye Ballard (1925-2019). En TV: The Mothers-in-Law, The Perry Como Show Laurel Griggs (2006-2019). William Wintersole (1931-2019). En TV: The Young and the Restless Ann Crumb (1950-2019). John Witherspoon (1942-2019). En TV: The Wayans Bros Kaoru Yachigusa (1931-2019). Josip Elic (1921-2019). Jerry Fogel (1936-2019). Fernando Luján (1938-2019). John Clarke (1931-2019). En TV: Days of Our Lives Bill Macy (1922-2019). En TV: Maude Stephen Moore (1937-2019). Karen Pendleton (1946-2019). Jan Merlin (1925-2019). Sid Haig (1939-2019). Claudine Auger (1941-2019). Aron Eisenberg (1969-2019). En TV: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Phyllis Newman (1933-2019). Lisa Sheridan (1974-2019). En TV: CSI Miami, Still the King Tim Conway (1933-2019). En TV: The Carol Burnett Show Georgia Engel (1948-2019). En TV: The Mary Tyler Moore Show Valerie Harper (1939-2019). En TV: The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Rhoda John Wesley (1947-2019). Robert Axelrod (1949-2019). En TV: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Digimon Carol Lynley (1942-2019). Louisa Moritz (1946-2019). Nicky Henson (1945-2019). En TV: Downton Abbey Nadja Regin (1931-2019). Seymour Cassel (1935-2019). Tania Mallet (1941-2019). Lili Rosson (1931-2019). Barry Coe (1934-2019). Stu Rosen (1939-2019). Charles Levin (1949-2019). Freddie Jones (1927-2019). Arte Johnson (1929-2019). Bryan Marshall (1938-2019). Denise Nickerson (1957-2019). Larry 'Flash' Jenkins (1955-2019). Ken Kercheval (1935-2019). En TV: Dallas Russi Taylor (1944-2019). En TV: The Simpsons, Mickey Mouse Edith González (1964-2019). En TV: Corazón salvaje, Palabra de mujer Paul Darrow (1941-2019). En TV: Doctor Who Carmine Caridi (1934-2019). En TV: Fame, NYPD Blue Joe Pilato (1949-2019). En TV: Digimon Beverley Owen (1937-2019). En TV: The Munsters Carmen Argenziano (1943-2019). En TV: Stargate SG-1 Albert Finney (1936-2019). Kristoff St. John (1966-2019). En TV: The Young and the Restless, Diagnosis: Murder Jan-Michael Vincent (1945-2019). En TV: Airwolf Julie Adams (1926-2019). En TV: Murder, She Wrote Dick Miller (1928-2019). En TV: Fame Carol Channing (1921-2019). Brody Stevens (1970-2019). Verna Bloom (1938-2019). En otros ámbitos del mundo audiovisual, también nos tocó despedir a los directores Agnès Varda (Visages villages, Le bonheur), Franco Zeffirelli (Un tè con Mussolini, Romeo and Juliet), Stanley Donen (Singin' in the Rain, Charade), John Singleton (Boyz in the Hood, Four Brothers), Arthur Marks (Perry Mason), Vojtech Jasný (Vsichni dobrí rodáci), D.A. Pennebaker (The War Room) y John Carl Buechler (Troll), los productores Robert Evans (Chinatown, The Godfather), Andy Vajna (Rambo, Evita), Hal Prince (West Side Story, Cabaret), Branko Lustig (Gladiator, Schindler's List), Leonard Golberg (Charlie's Angels, Starsky and Hutch), James O'Keefe (Full House, Family Matters) y Lisa de Cazotte (Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless); los compositores Michel Legrand (The Thomas Crown Affair, Yentl) y André Previn (My Fair Lady, Irma la Douce); los animadores Richard Williams (Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol) y Danny Gordon Taylor (Jumanji, The Mask), los guionistas Dorothy Catherine Fontana (Star Trek), Mardik Martin (Raging Bull, Mean Streets), Sam Bobrick (Saved by the Bell), Fernando Gaitán (Yo soy Betty la fea, La fea más bella), Kevin Barnett (The Carmichael Show, Broad City), Bernard Slade (Same Time, Next Year), Alvin Sargent (Julia, Ordinary People) y Larry Cohen (Phone Booth, The Stuff), los diseñadores de producción Lawrence G. Paull (Blade Runner, Back to the Future) y Peter Larkin (Tootsie, Get Shorty) y el actor de doblaje Claudio Rodríguez. Otros personajes conocidos que han fallecido son los cantantes Marie Fredriksson, Camilo Sesto, José José, Inés Bayo, Alberto Cortez, Neal Casal, Haley Smith, Daryl Dragon, Kim Shattuck, Keith Flint, James Ingram, Rick Ocasek, Bushwick Bill, Kevin Fret, Dr. Jon, Nipsey Hussle, Kylie Rae Harris, David Berman, Eddie Money, Justin Carter, Juice Wrld, Sulli y Goo Hara, el guitarrista Dick Dale, la letrista Allee Willis, los comediantes Chris Cotton y Kip Addotta, las escritoras Toni Morrison y Johanna Lindsey, la bailarina Alicia Alonso, los diseñadores Karl Lagerfeld, Elio Berhanyer, Gloria Vanderbilt, Emanuel Ungaro y Andrés Sardá, el periodista Pepe Oneto, la esquiadora Blanca Fernández Ochoa, la ciclista Kelly Catlin, el boxeador Eusebio Pedroza y el piloto Niki Lauda.

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Celebrity Deaths in 2019: Stars We’ve Lost

It’s never easy to say goodbye. Scroll down to see Us Weekly’s tribute to the celebrities who died in 2019.

Valerie Harper

The Mary Tyler Moore Show star died at age 80 on August 30. Her cause of death was not known when the news broke. However, she suffered numerous health setbacks following a 2009 lung cancer diagnosis and a 2013 leptomeningeal carcinomatosis diagnosis.

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Peter Fonda

The Easy Rider star died at his Los Angeles home on August 16 at age 79. “The official cause of death was respiratory failure due to lung cancer,” his rep said in a statement to Us Weekly.

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Toni Morrison

The Nobel Prize winner died on August 5 at the age of 88. Morrison’s family confirmed her passing in a statement to Princeton University.

“It is with profound sadness we share that, following a short illness, our adored mother and grandmother, Toni Morrison, passed away peacefully last night surrounded by family and friends,” the statement read. ”She was an extremely devoted mother, grandmother, and aunt who reveled in being with her family and friends. The consummate writer who treasured the written word, whether her own, her students or others, she read voraciously and was most at home when writing. Although her passing represents a tremendous loss, we are grateful she had a long, well-lived life.”

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Saoirse Kennedy Hill

The 22-year-old granddaughter of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was pronounced dead at Cape Cod Hospital in Massachusetts on August 1 after suffering an apparent overdose at her family’s compound. “Our hearts are shattered by the loss of our beloved Saoirse,” the Kennedy family said in a statement to The New York Times. “Her life was filled with hope, promise and love.”

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Hal Prince

The Broadway producer died at age 91 in Reykjavik, Iceland, on July 31 after battling what his publicist described to the Associated Press as “a brief illness.” Prince worked on shows including The Phantom of the Opera, Cabaret and Sweeney Todd. He won a whopping 21 Tony Awards throughout his career.

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Russi Taylor

The actress best known for voicing Minnie Mouse died in Glendale, California, on July 26, at the age of 75. “Minnie Mouse lost her voice with the passing of Russi Taylor,” Walt Disney Company chairman and chief executive officer Bob Eiger said in a statement. “For more than 30 years, Minnie and Russi worked together to entertain millions around the world — a partnership that made Minnie a global icon and Russi a Disney Legend beloved by fans everywhere.”

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Gabe Khouth

The Once Upon a Time actor died on July 23 at age 46 after he appeared to suffer a cardiac arrest while riding a motorcycle in Canada.

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Rutger Hauer

The Blade Runner actor died at age 75 on July 19 at his home in the Netherlands after a short illness, his agent Steve Kenis confirmed at the time. Hauer is survived by his wife of 50 years, Ineke ten Cate, and his daughter, Aysha Hauer, from a previous marriage.

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John Paul Stevens

The retired United States Supreme Court justice died at age 99, ABC News reported on July 16. He served on the court from 1975 to 2010.

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Karl Shiels

The Peaky Blinders and Batman Begins star died suddenly at age 47 on July 14. His agent said in a statement that she was “deeply shocked and saddened” about the news.

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Charles Levin

The Seinfeld alum was found dead at age 70 in Oregon on July 13. The actor, who also had roles on Night Court and NYPD Blue, had been reported missing by his son a week prior.

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Pernell “Sweet Pea” Whitaker

The boxing legend died at age 55 on July 14 after a car struck and killed him in Virginia Beach. He succumbed to his injuries at the scene of the accident. Whitaker won championship belts in four weight classes during his 17-year professional career, in addition to winning an Olympic gold medal.

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Emily Hartridge

The YouTube personality died at age 35 on July 12 after her electric scooter was involved in an accident with a truck in London.

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Stephanie Niznik

The Everwood alum reportedly died in Encino, California, on June 23 at age 52. Her cause of death was unknown when the news broke on July 12.

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Denise Nickerson

The actress best known for playing Violet Beauregarde in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory died at age 52 on July 10. She had been in poor health since suffering a massive stroke in June 2018.

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Rip Torn

The celebrated actor died at age 88 in his Lakeville, Connecticut, home, on July 9 with his wife, Amy Wright, and daughters Angelica Page and Katie Torn beside him. The Oscar-nominated star won his first Primetime Emmy Award in 1996 for his role as Artie on The Larry Sanders Show. He also appeared in various films, such as Dodgeball and Men in Black, and television shows, including 30 Rock and Will & Grace, during his decades-long career.

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H. Ross Perot

The billionaire business magnate died at age 89 on July 9 at his home in Dallas, surrounded by family members. He ran for president twice during his life, in 1992 and again in 1996. Both campaigns were considered to be the strongest in U.S. history by an independent or third party candidate.

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Cameron Boyce

The Jessie alum died on July 6 at age 20. “It is with a profoundly heavy heart that we report that this morning we lost Cameron. He passed away in his sleep due to a seizure which was a result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated,” a spokesperson for Boyce’s family said in a statement at the time. “The world is now undoubtedly without one of its brightest lights, but his spirit will live on through the kindness and compassion of all who knew and loved him. We are utterly heartbroken and ask for privacy during this immensely difficult time as we grieve the loss of our precious son and brother.”

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Lee Iacocca

The automobile executive died at age 94 on July 2. He was best known for putting the Mustang in Ford’s lineup in the 1960s and reviving Chrysler 20 years later. He famously starred in several TV ads with his signature tagline: “If you can find a better car, buy it!”

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Beth Chapman

The Dog the Bounty Hunter star lost her two-year-long battle with throat and lung cancer on June 26. She was 51. Beth’s husband, Dog “The Bounty Hunter” Chapman, confirmed the news via Twitter. “It’s 5:32 in Hawaii, this is the time she would wake up to go hike Koko Head mountain,” he wrote. “Only today, she hiked the stairway to heaven. We all love you, Beth. See you on the other side.”

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Philippe Zdar

The French DJ, Cassius member and music producer died on June 19 at age 52 after accidentally falling through a window of a Paris building. Calvin Harris and David Guetta were among the musicians who took to social media to pay their respects.

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Bernie McGee

The Seeking Sister Wife star died at the age of 41 after suffering a heart attack and heat stroke while riding his bicycle on June 15, 2019. “Our hearts go out to the McGee family following the loss of husband and father Bernie McGee,” TLC said in a statement. McGee and wife Paige Mcgee, whose polyamorous relationship was documented on the show, shared four children.

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Gloria Vanderbilt

The fashion designer, actress and author died at age 95 on June 17, her son Anderson Cooper confirmed. The CNN correspondent shared the news in an emotional on-air eulogy at the time and revealed his mother died from stomach cancer. “Gloria Vanderbilt was an extraordinary woman, who loved life, and lived it on her own terms. She was a painter, a writer and designer but also a remarkable mother, wife, and friend,” Cooper said. “She was 95 years old, but ask anyone close to her, and they’d tell you: She was the youngest person they knew — the coolest and most modern.”

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Mary Duggar

The grandmother from Counting On died on June 9 at the age of 73. “She is greatly loved and will be missed so very much!” the Duggar family said in a statement on Facebook. “She lived a tremendous life as a follower of Christ, a wife, a devoted mother, a loving mother-in-law, and a much-loved grandmother. Proverbs 31:10-31 describes the virtuous woman, indeed she personified these beautiful verses with her life. We deeply appreciate your prayers for our family and all who loved Mary during this time.”

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Dennis Day

The original member of The Mickey Mouse Club was found dead at age 76 in early April in his Phoenix, Oregon, home. He had been reported missing in July 2018 by his husband, Ernie Caswell.

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Dr. John

The famed New Orleans singer and piano player (born Mac Rebennack) died at age 77 on June 6. His family said in a statement to the Associated Press that he suffered a heart attack.

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Carmine Caridi

The Godfather star died at age 85 on May 29. His rep told TMZ that the actor had been hospitalized since April 25 after suffering a fall. He received treatment for back injuries but later developed pneumonia. According to Caridi’s manager, he “passed peacefully, surrounded by friends and family.”

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Bart Starr

The legendary Green Bay Packers quarterback died at age 85 in Birmingham, Alabama, on May 26. The two-time Super Bowl champion had been in poor health since suffering two strokes and a heart attack in 2014. “A champion on and off the field, Bart epitomized class and was beloved by generations of Packers fans,” team president Mark Murphy said in a statement.

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Daniel Wright

The Biggest Loser contestant from seasons 7 and 8 died at the age of 30 on May 26, nearly two years after being diagnosed with leukemia.

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Niki Lauda

The Formula One legend died on May 20 at the age of 70. He won world titles in 1975, 1977 and 1984. A crash during the German Grand Prix in 1976 left Lauda with serious burns, but he returned to racing weeks later. He retired in 1985 before becoming an aviation entrepreneur.

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Tim Conway

The Carol Burnett Show alum died in Los Angeles on Tuesday, May 14, “following a long illness,” his rep confirmed to Us Weekly. He was 85.

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Jenna Hawkins Welch

Laura Bush’s mom died at age 99 on May 10. The former first lady shared the news in an Instagram post at the time. “This Mother’s Day, I’m remembering my mother, who passed away at the age of 99 on Friday morning. Jenna Hawkins Welch was a true daughter of West Texas who loved her family, books, and nature,” she wrote. “My memories of reading with her and stargazing under the Midland sky are reminders of the passions that she nurtured in me. Our family is grateful for her long and wonderful life. We miss her dearly.”

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Elsa Patton

Elsa Patton, who appeared on The Real Housewives of Miami alongside her daughter Marysol Patton, died at the age of 84 according to a statement released by her family on May 12. “Our beloved Elsa Patton (AKA Mama Elsa) passed away over Mother’s Day weekend after a long illness,” the statement read. “She was surrounded by her family and close friends. Elsa was predeceased by her husband of 50 years Donald Patton who passed away last February of 2018. She is survived by her two children, Marysol Patton and Thomas Anthony Jones, her daughter in law Svetlana, and her grandson Hunter.”

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Peggy Lipton

The Twin Peaks alum died from cancer at age 72 on May 11, according to her daughters, Rashida and Kidada Jones. “We are heartbroken that our beloved mother passed away from cancer today. She made her journey peacefully with her daughters and nieces by her side,” they said in a statement to USA Today at the time. “We feel so lucky for every moment we spent with her.”

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Pua Magasiva

The Power Rangers actor died at age 38 on May 11. “We are all absolutely devastated at the tragic news regarding Pua Magasiva,” his production company wrote on Instagram at the time. “Pua was a much loved member of the South Pacific Pictures’ family for many years and our hearts and thoughts go out to Pua’s family at this time.”

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Cesar Barron a.k.a Silver King

The former WCW wrestler died of a heart attack at age 51 on May 11. He collapsed in the ring during a wrestling match in London and was pronounced dead after being taken to a local hospital.

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Troy Shafer

The Nashville Flipped alum died unexpectedly in late April. “The DIY Network family is sorry to hear about the passing of Troy Dean Shafer, a dedicated, driven entrepreneur and restoration expert who was admired by everyone who worked on the series Nashville Flipped,” his former network said in a statement to Us Weekly, days after his passing. “We continue to extend our deepest condolences to Troy’s family and friends during this difficult time.”

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Max Azria

The fashion designer died on May 6 at the age of 70, according to a statement to WWD by his company BCBGMAXAZRIA. “We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Max Azria,” the statement read. “Max was a true visionary, who defined the Contemporary Fashion category. BCBG stands for Bon Chic, Bon Genre or ‘good style, good attitude,’ which reflects the legacy of the man himself, one we are committed to preserving in his honor. Our deepest condolences to the Azria family.”

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Peter Mayhew

The man who portrayed the legendary Star Wars character of Chewbacca in both the original and new trilogy, passed away on April 30, 2019, at the age of 74. His family released a statement via Twitter on May 2: “The family of Peter Mayhew, with deep love and sadness, regrets to share the news that Peter has passed away,” the statement read. “He left us the evening of April 30, 2019 with his family by his side in his North Texas home. Mayhew is survived by his wife, Angie Mayhew, and their three children.

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John Singleton

The Boyz n the Hood director died at 51 on April 29, 2019, after suffering a stroke nearly two weeks prior that reportedly left him in a coma, according to CNN. “We are sad to relay that John Singleton has died,” his family said in a statement to Us Weekly. “John passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family and friends. We want to thank the amazing doctors at Cedars-Sinai Hospital for their expert care and kindness and we again want thank all of John’s fans, friends and colleagues for all of the love and support they showed him during this difficult time.”

Earlier in the day, the family announced that they had made the decision to take the screenwriter off life support: “It is with heavy hearts we announce that our beloved son, father and friend, John Daniel Singleton will be taken off life support today,” the spokesperson told Us. “This was an agonizing decision, one that our family made, over a number of days, with the careful counsel of John’s doctors.”

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Larry ‘Flash’ Jenkins

The Ferris Bueller’s Day Off star died at the age of 63 on April 25 after suffering a heart attack. He also had roles in Fletch and EDtv. He is survived by his son, Jeffrey.

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Stefanie Sherk

The actress’ husband, Demián Bichir, announced her death in an emotional Instagram tribute on April 24. “Dear friends, On behalf of the Sherk and the Bichir Nájera families, it is with inconceivable pain that I announce that on April 20, 2019, our dearest Stefanie Sherk, my beloved and loving wife, passed away peacefully,” he wrote. “It has been the saddest and toughest time of our lives and we don’t know how much time it will take for us to overcome this pain. Stefanie’s beautiful, angelical and talented presence will be immensely missed. We will hold Stefanie in our hearts forever. We thank everybody beforehand for their prayers and we respectfully ask for your understanding so we may grieve in peace and privacy in these incredibly difficult times. It is our sincerest hope that our beautiful Stefanie, my angel and love of my life, will rest in eternal peace.”

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Ken Kercheval

The Dallas star, who played Cliff Barnes for 14 seasons on the soap opera and later reprised his role in the revival, died on April 21 at age 83, The Daily Clintonian reported. Details surrounding his death, including its cause, were unknown when the news broke.

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Lorraine Warren

Paranormal investigator Lorraine Warren, whose paranormal investigations with late husband Ed Warren served as the inspiration for the Conjuring and Amityville Horror film series, died at the age of 92 on April 18. Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson, who portrayed the couple in the Conjuring series, both paid tribute to the late medium on social media. Wrote Farmiga: “I was so blessed to have known her and am honored to portray her.”

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Mya-Lecia Naylor

The British child actress, who starred in Cloud Atlas, Millie Inbetween and Almost Never, died at age 16 on April 7 after collapsing. Her cause of death was unknown when news of her death broke on April 17.

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Georgia Engel

The five-time Emmy nominee best known for her roles on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Everybody Loves Raymond died on April 12 at the age of 70. Her cause of death was undetermined because Engel, who was a Christian Scientist, did not consult doctors, her friend and executor John Quilty told The New York Times. “Georgia was one of a kind and the absolute best,” her Mary Tyler Moore Show costar Betty White said in a statement.

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Soni Methu

The former host of CNN’s Inside Africa died on April 11 at age 34, after she collapsed suddenly in Kenya. The journalist’s cause of death was unknown.

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Ian Cognito

The British comedian died onstage during a standup performance on April 11. BBC News reported that he went silent for five minutes while audience members believed the incident to be part of his act. Paramedics were called, and the 60-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Tania Mallet

The British model, actress and cousin of Helen Mirren died at age 77. The official James Bond Twitter account announced the news on March 31, writing, “We are very sorry to hear that Tania Mallet who played Tilly Masterson in Goldfinger has passed away. Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this sad time.”

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Nipsey Hussle

The rapper was shot and killed outside of his L.A. store on March 31. The Grammy-nominated star, whose real name is Ermias Davidson Asghedom, was 33. He is survived by his two children and girlfriend Lauren London.

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Agnés Varda

The French movie director’s family confirmed her passing in a statement that read, “The filmmaker and artist Agnés Varda died from a cancer at her home in the night of March 29, 2019, surrounded by her family and friends.” She was 90 years old. Ava DuVernay, the director of Selma, honored the Academy Honorary Award recipient on social media shortly after her passing. “Last year at Cannes, Agnès Varda invited me to breakfast. She spoke of how she was in the last year of her life. About choices. And change,” DuVernay captioned a selfie on Twitter. “I told her what she meant to me. She held my hand as I did. Merci, Agnes. For your films. For your passion. For your light. It shines on.”

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Justin Carter

The country singer died on March 17 after a gun that was being used as a prop on the set of his music video accidentally fired. The 35-year-old is survived by his two daughters, Dixie and Kaylee.

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Dick Dale

The musician, “the King of the Surf Guitar,” died on Sunday, March 17, at age 81. His bassist Sam Bolle confirmed the news. No cause of death was revealed, but Dale did suffer from health issues in recent years. He’s best known for songs including “Surf Beat,” “Ghost Riders in the Sky” and “Jungle Fever.”

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Tom Hatten

The former Popeye Show host died at age 92 on March 16, according to Los Angeles’ KTLA, where Hatten served as a host from 1952 into the ’00s. No additional information was released about his death at the time.

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Mike Thalassitis

The Love Island star died at age 26 on March 15. He was found dead at his home in Essex, England, according to Fox News.

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Félicité Tomlinson

Louis Tomlinson’s sister died at age 18 on March 13. TMZ reported that the fashion designer suffered a heart attack in her London apartment. Tomlinson’s mother, Johannah Deakin, succumbed to leukemia in December 2016. Félicité is survived by siblings Lottie, Daisy, Phoebe, Ernest and Doris.

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Jim Raman

The Amazing Race alum died at age 42 on March 11. He was found dead at his South Carolina home after police responded. His cause of death has not been made public. The orthodontist competed on season 25 of the CBS reality series alongside wife Misti Raman. The couple shared two children, Lexi and Jimmy.

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Jed Allan

The soap star best known for his roles on Santa Barbara, General Hospital and Days of Our Lives as well as for playing Steve Sanders’ father on Beverly Hills, 90210, died on March 9 at the age of 84. “So sorry to post the very sad news of my fathers passing tonight,” his son Rick Brown wrote on Facebook. “He died peacefully and was surrounded by his family and loved so much by us and so many others.” Ian Ziering paid tribute to his TV dad, sharing a photo on Instagram and writing, “So sad to hear we’ve lost another 90210 castmate. I had the pleasure of working with Jed Allan from 94 to 99. He played Rush Sanders, Steve’s father. Such a great guy to work with, he will be missed.” Allan’s death comes less than a week after the death of 90210 star Luke Perry at the age of 52 after suffering a massive stroke.

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Lotte van der Zee

The former Miss Teenager Universe died on March 6 at the age of 20, two weeks after having a heart attack on her birthday while on vacation with her parents. The Dutch model’s parents, Bert van der Zee and Eugeniek van der Zee van het Hul, confirmed her passing in an emotional post on her Instagram account. “Our pearl, our everything passed away on Wednesday evening March 6th at 22:47. It is incredibly surreal that our dearly beloved Lotte is not around us anymore. Our hearts are truly broken.” On February 23, her parents posted about their daughter being hospitalized, writing, “Two days ago, during our holiday in Westendorf – Austria, Lotte started to feel unwell throughout the course of the afternoon. A feeling that swiftly escalated in sudden cardiac arrest. She was helped to the nearest hospital where she got into a coma and is since then kept a sleep under intensive supervision of the doctors in order to monitor her health.” In an update on March 2, they posted a photo showing them clasping Lotte’s hand and added that she had been transferred to a hospital in Munich, but her “situation is unfortunately unchanged.” They thanked their daughter’s fans for their messages, writing, “Even though the feeling of powerlessness made us think that we were in this alone at first we were able to draw a massive amount of strength from all your loving support.” Lotte was crowned Miss Teenager Universe in 2017.

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Jan-Michael Vincent

While news of Vincent’s death didn’t break until March 2019, he died on February 10 after suffering cardiac arrest while he was receiving treatment in a North Carolina hospital. The Airwolf alum was 74.

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King Kong Bundy

The pro wrestler (real name Christopher Alan Pallies) died at the age of 61 on March 4. He broke into the WWE in the 1980s, finding success at the first WrestleMania and challenging Hulk Hogan the following year. He left the company in the late ‘80s but returned in 1994 as part of the Million Dollar Corporation. He was known by fans as the “walking condominium” due to his 6-foot-4 stature and weight of 458 pounds.

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Luke Perry

The Riverdale actor died at the age of 52 after suffering a massive stroke at his home in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles in February 2019, his rep confirmed to Us Weekly. It was initially reported that Perry was placed into a medically induced coma following the medical emergency, but his rep denied those reports and told Us, “Mr. Perry is currently under observation at the hospital.”

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Keith Flint

The Prodigy frontman died by suicide at age 49, according to a statement from the band on March 4. “The news is true , I can’t believe I’m saying this but our brother Keith took his own life over the weekend,” an Instagram post by bandmate Liam Howlett read. “I’m shell shocked , f–kin angry , confused and heart broken ….. r.i.p brother.”

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Janice Freeman

The former Voice contestant died at age 33 from an apparent blood clot on March 2. Miley Cyrus reflected on the reality star in an emotional post at the time. “Thank you @janicefreeman.. for everything. This represents you perfectly,” Cyrus penned alongside a photo of a rainbow.

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Nathaniel Taylor

The Sanford and Son star died on February 27 at age 80. His son Kaedi Taylor told The Associated Press that Taylor died of a heart attack at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.

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Andre Previn

The composer died at his home on February 28 at 89 years old. Previn, who was known for scoring dozens of movies, such as My Fair Lady, won four Oscars during his career.

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Katherine Helmond

The Emmy-nominated actress, who was known for her role as Mona on Who’s the Boss?, died from complications due to Alzheimer’s at her home in Los Angeles on February 23. She was 89.

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Lisa Sheridan

The Halt and Catch Fire actress died at her New Orleans home on February 25. She was 44. Sheridan attended Carnegie Mellon School of Drama in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and also appeared in CSI:NY, The Mentalist and Without a Trace.

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Stanley Donen

The Singin’ in the Rain and Funny Face director and former choreographer died of a heart attack at age 94 on February 21. One of his sons, Mark Donen, confirmed the news to the Chicago Tribune.

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Brody Stevens

The stand-up comedian died at age 48 on February 22 from an apparent suicide by hanging. In addition to his oddball comedy routines, he appeared in films such as The Hangover and Due Date as well as the HBO series Brody Stevens: Enjoy It!

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Peter Tork

Peter Tork, who rose to stardom as a member of the Monkees, died at the age of 77 after a long battle with cancer. “It is with beyond-heavy and broken hearts that we share the devastating news that our friend, mentor, teacher, and amazing soul, Peter Tork, has passed from this world,” read a statement on his Facebook page on February 21. “We ask for your kindness and understanding in allowing us to grieve this huge loss privately.”

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Karl Lagerfeld

The legendary fashion designer died on February 19 at the age of 85. The German native, who began his career assisting Pierre Balmain in Paris in 1955, served as artistic director of European luxury houses Chanel and Fendi until his death and will be remembered as one of the most prolific sartorial influencers of the 20th and 21st centuries.

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Lee Radziwill

The style icon passed away on February 15 at the age of 85. She was best known for being a socialite, as well as late former First Lady Jackie Kennedy’s younger sister. She was also mother-in-law to The Real Housewives of New York City star Carole Radziwill.

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Albert Finney

The five-time Oscar-nominated actor died at the age of 82. His family confirmed his passing in a statement to Us on February 8: “Albert Finney, aged 82, passed away peacefully after a short illness with those closest to him by his side. The family request privacy at this sad time.”

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Kristoff St. John

The Young and the Restless star was found dead in his home in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles on Sunday, February 3, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to Us Weekly. St. John was 52 years old. The actor’s death came five years after his son, Julian St. John, whom he shared with ex-wife Mia St. John, committed suicide in a mental health facility in Long Beach, California.

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Dick Miller

The Gremlins actor died at age 90 on January 30. Miller worked as an actor for over six decades and also served in the United States Navy.

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Louisa Moritz

The One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest actress died of natural causes in her Los Angeles home at age 72 on January 4. Moritz was also known for her work in Love, American Style, Match Game, M*A*S*H and The Incredible Hulk.

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James Ingram

The Grammy-winning singer died at age 66 on January 29. His creative partner and friend, Debbie Allen, confirmed the news on social media. “I have lost my dearest friend and creative partner James Ingram to the Celestial Choir,” she wrote. “He will always be cherished, loved and remembered for his genius, his love of family and his humanity. I am blessed to have been so close. We will forever speak his name.” According to TMZ, he reportedly died from a form of brain cancer.

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Fatima Ali

The Top Chef alum died on Friday, January 25, after a lengthy battle with terminal cancer. She was 29. Fellow Top Chef contestant Bruce Kalman paid tribute to his late friend with an emotional Instagram post on the day of her death. “It’s with a heavy heart we say goodbye to Fatima Ali today, as she has lost her battle with cancer,” he wrote along with a photo of Ali in her hospital bed. “I will miss you Fati, and you will be in my heart forever. I’ll always remember the great times we had, especially our interview during the tailgating episode discussing football, stadiums, and Taylor Swift. Much love, Bruce #f—kcancer #cheffati #topchef #friends #family #itsnotfair.”

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Kaye Ballard

The Mothers-in-Law star died at age 93 on January 21 at her home in Rancho Mirage, California, after a battle with kidney cancer. Throughout her career, the actress, comedian and singer appeared in several Broadway musicals, TV shows including The Doris Day Show and What a Dummy, and movies such as The Girl Most Likely, Cinderella (1957) and Freaky Friday (1976).

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Kevin Barnett

United Talent Agency confirmed the comedian’s death on January 22. Barnett, who wrote the 2016 movie The Do-Over and co-created the Fox comedy Rel, was 32 years old.

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John Coughlin

The champion American figure skater, who was recently suspended from the sport, passed away on January 19. “My wonderful strong, amazingly compassionate brother John Coughlin took his own life earlier today. I have no words. I love you John…” his sister, Angela Laune, wrote on Facebook.

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Carol Channing

The legendary Broadway actress died from natural causes at age 97 on January 15. She was best known for her roles in Hello, Dolly! and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. “Saying goodbye is one of the hardest things I have ever had to do, but I know that when I feel those uncontrollable urges to laugh at everything and/or nothing at all, it will be because she is with me, tickling my funny bone,” her publicist and friend, B. Harlan Boll, said in a statement to Us.

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Jo Andres

Steve Buscemi’s wife of more than 30 years died at age 65, RadarOnline reported on January 11. A cause of death had not been released when news of her passing broke. The couple shared one son, Lucian, whom they welcomed in 1990.

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Shirley Boone

The actress and assistant director passed away on January 11 at the age of 84 after suffering from congestive heart failure. Boone, who appeared on an episode of Captain Nice in 1967, was surrounded by her family, including husband Pat and all four of her daughters — including “You Light Up My Life” singer Debby Boone — at the time of her passing. “My sweet wife of 65 years is in the arms of the Lord now,” Pat said of the news.

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Bob Einstein

The Curb Your Enthusiasm actor died on January 2 amid a battle with cancer. He was 76 years old.

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Daryl Dragon

Dragon, one half of the duo Captain and Tennille, died of renal failure on January 2. The singer, who was 76 years old, was in hospice care, according to his publicist.

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Gene Okerlund

The WWE announcer, known by fans as “Mean Gene,” died at the age of 76 on January 2.

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