Gil Garfield, Jan. 1
Vocalist with 1950s pop group, "The Cheers". Age 77
John Rice, Jan. 1
Baseball umpire. Age 92
Charles Fambrough, Jan. 1
Jazz musician. Age 60
Peter Postlethwaite, Jan. 2
British character actor. Age 65
Anne Francis, Jan. 2
Film & TV actress. Age 80
Peter Hobbs, Jan. 2
Stage, screen & TV actor. Age 93
Margot Stevenson, Jan. 2
Film actress. Age 99
Miriam Seegar, Jan. 2
Silent & sound film actress. Age 103
William Richard Ratchford, Jan. 2
Democratic US congressman. Age 76
Jill Haworth, Jan. 3
Film & TV actress. Age 65
Gerry Rafferty, Jan. 4
Musician, songwriter. Age 63
Dick King-Smith, Jan. 4
Author. Wrote the pig story used for the film, "Babe". Age 88
Jim Duncan, Jan. 5
Football player. Age 86
Aron Kincaid, Jan. 6
Film & TV actor. Age 70
Gary Mason, Jan. 6
Heavyweight boxer. Age 48
Don Tyson, Jan. 6
President of Tyson Foods. Age 80
Ryne Duren, Jan. 6
Baseball player. Age 82
Edward Jones Borom, Jan. 7
Baseball player. Age 95
Bill Johnson, Jan. 7
Football player. Age 84
Christopher Trumbo, Jan. 8
Film & T.V. screenwriter, playwright. Age 70
Del Reisman, Jan. 8
T.V. screenwriter, producer. Produced shows, "The Untouchables", "Charlie's Angels", "Twilight Zone" and "Payton Place". Age 86
Peter Yates, Jan. 9
Motion picture director. "Murphy's War", "Bullitt". Age 82
Debbie Friedman, Jan. 9
Singer, songwriter. Age 60
Howard Wallace Pollock, Jan. 9
Republican US congressman. Age 90
Dave Sisler, Jan. 9
Baseball player. Age 79
Carlton Gichrist, Jan. 10
Football player. Age 75
Margaret Whiting, Jan. 10
Jazz & big band singer. Age 86
John Dye, Jan. 10
TV actor. Starred on series, "Touched By An Angel". Age 48
Joe Gores, Jan. 10
Screenwriter, author. Age 80
David Nelson, Jan. 11
Actor, singer, businessman. Son of Ozzie & Harriet Nelson. Brother of singer, Ricky Nelson. Age 74
Paul Picerni, Jan. 12
Film & TV actor. Age 88
Tommy Crain, Jan. 13
Songwriter, guitarist. Member of the Charlie Daniels Band. Age 60
Georgia Carroll, Jan. 14
Film actress, model, singer. Age 92
Susannah York, Jan. 15
Film actress of the 1960s & 1970s. Age 72
Romulus Linney, Jan. 15
Playwright, novelist. Age 80
Michael Langham, Jan. 15
Stage director. Age 91
Roy Hartsfield, Jan. 15
Baseball player, coach & manager. Age 85
Don Kirshner, Jan. 18
Songwriter, music producer, musical director and founder of the 1960s Rock group, "The Monkees". Age 76
Sargent Shriver, Jan. 18
1st director of the Peace Corps. Trusted inlaw to the Kennedy brothers. Age 95
George Crowe, Jan. 18
Baseball player. Age 89
George Franck, Jan. 19
Football player. Age 92
Bob Young, Jan. 19
TV broadcast journalist. Age 88
Wayne Grisham, Jan. 19
Republican US congressman. War hero. Age 88
Gus Zernial, Jan. 20
Baseball player. Age 87
John Rhodes, III, Jan. 20
Republican US congressman. Age 67
Bruce Gordon, Jan. 20
Film, stage & TV actor. Age 95
Theoni V. Aldredge, Jan. 21
Award winning costume designer for film & stage. Age 78
Jay Garner, Jan. 21
Stage & television actor. Age 83
Herb Gray, Jan. 21
Football player. Age 76
Bobby Poe, Jan. 22
1950s Rockabilly musician & manager. Age 77
Virgil Akins, Jan. 22
Professional boxer. Age 83
Ralph Felton, Jan. 22
Football player. Age 78
Jack LaLanne, Jan. 23
Fitness & exercise expert. Age 96
Dan Brabham, Jan. 23
Football player. Age 70
Jack Matheson, Jan. 24
Sportscaster, broadcaster. Age 86
David Frye, Jan. 24
Political impressionist comedian. Age 76
Buddy Charleton, Jan. 25
Musician. Played the steel guitar for "Ernest Tubbs' Texas Troubadours". Age 73
Charlie Louvin, Jan. 26
Country music singer, songwriter. Age 83
Gladys Horton, Jan. 26
Singer. Founding member of the '60s group, "The Marvelettes". Age 67
Charlie Callas, Jan. 27
Comedian. Age 86
William Harmatz, Jan. 27
Jockey. Age 80
Vaughn Mancha, Jan. 27
Football player. Age 89
Margaret Price, Jan. 28
Opera singer. Age 69
Ken Carpenter, Jan. 28
Football player. Age 85
Emanuel Vardi, Jan. 29
Violist, Painter. Age 95
John Barry, Jan. 30
Composed music for James Bond, 007 films and many others. Age 77
Michael Tolan, Jan. 31
Film, stage & TV actor. Age 85
Phil Bondelli, Jan. 31
TV director. Age 83
Margaret John, Feb. 2
British TV actress. Age 84
Maria Schneider, Feb. 3
Film actress. Starred with Brando in "Last Tango In Paris". Age 59
Ron Piche, Feb. 3
Baseball player. Age 75
Lena Nyman, Feb. 4
European film actress. Age 66
Woodie Fryman, Feb. 4
Baseball player. Age 71
Peggy Rea, Feb. 5
Stage, film & TV actress. Age 90
Donald Peterman, Feb. 5
Movie cinematographer. "Flashdance", "Star Trek IV", "Night Stalker", "Cocoon", "Men In Black", more. Age 79
Gary Moore, Feb. 6
Rock musician. Member of the Irish rock band, "Thin Lizzy". Age 58
John Nisby, Feb. 6
Football player. Age 74
Bobby Kuntz, Feb. 7
Football player. Age 79
Doug Davis, Feb. 10
Football player. Age 66
Emory Bellard, Feb. 10
College football coach. Age 83
Blanche Honegger Moyse, Feb. 10
Violinist, musical conductor. Age 101
Chuck Tanner, Feb. 11
Baseball player, manager. Age 81
Tom Carnegie, Feb. 11
Sports announcer, Indy 500. Age 91
Gerry Huth, Feb. 11
Football player. Age 77
Betty Garrett, Feb. 12
Broadway, film & TV actress. Had roles on "All In The Family" & "Laverne & Shirley". Age 91
Peter Alexander, Feb. 12
Film & TV entertainer, actor, singer. Age 84
Joanne Siegel, Feb. 12
Model and insperation for the first "Superman" Lois Lane. She was married to Superman co-creator, Jerry Siegel. Age 93
Kenneth Mars, Feb. 12
Film & TV actor. Played the inspector in the film, "Young Frankenstein". Age 74
Gino Cimoli, Feb. 12
Baseball player. Age 81
Hal Dean, Feb. 12
Football player. Age 88
George Shearing, Feb. 14
Jazz pianist, song writer. Age 91
Joe Frazier, Feb. 15
Baseball player, manager. Age 88
Len Lesser, Feb. 16
Stage, film & TV actor. Age 88
Dave Duerson, Feb. 17
Football player. Age 50
Bill Monroe, Feb. 17
TV journalist. Age 90
Walter Seltzer, Feb. 18
Film producer. "The Omega Man", "Soylent Green", "Will Penny", more. Age 96
Buddy Lewis, Feb. 18
Baseball player. Age 94
Ollie Matson, Feb. 19
Football player. Age 80
Max Wilk, Feb. 19
Author, playwright, screenwriter. Age 91
Terry Clements, Feb. 20
Folk music guitarist. Age 63
Rudy Robbins, Feb. 21
TV & film actor. Starred in "The Green Berets", "Rio Lobo", "McClintock". Age 77
Justin Tennison, Feb. 22
Fisherman. Star of TV show, "Deadliest Catch". Age 33
Nicholas Courtney, Feb. 22
British TV actor. Starred in "Dr. Who" and "The Avengers" plus others. Age 81
George Buksar, Feb. 22
Football player. Age 84
Ben Fricke, Feb. 22
Football player. Age 35
Bill Nimmo, Feb. 22
TV announcer. Age 94
Eddie Serrato, Feb. 24
Drummer with the 1960s rock group, "Question Mark and the Mysterians". Age 65
Gary Winick, Feb. 27
Film Director. Pioneer in digital filming. "Charlotte's Web", "Letters to Juliet". Age 49
Frank Buckles, Feb. 27
Last U.S. World War I veteran. Age 110
Duke Snider, Feb. 27
Baseball player, broadcaster. Age 84
Jane Russell, Feb. 28
Film actress. Starred in the 1941 Howard Hughes film, "The Outlaw". Age 89
Wally Yonamine, Feb. 28
Baseball player. Age 85
Annie Girardot, Feb. 28
Film actress. Age 79
Al Morgan, March 3
Playwright, producer & author. Produced "The Today Show" from 1961 to 1968. Age 91
Johnny Preston, March 4
1950s rock singer. Sang "Running Bear". Age 71
Suze Rotolo, March 4
Poet, musician. Age 67
Ed Manning, March 5
Basketball player. Age 67
Kim Hill, March 5
Her battle with leukemia led to the founding of the "Ronald McDonald House" charities. Age 44
Greg Goossen, March 5
Baseball player. Age 65
Jean Bartel, March 6
Miss. American 1943. Stage & TV actress. Age 87
Mike DeStefano, March 6
Standup comedian. Age 43
Mike Starr, March 8
Rock musician. Age 45
Bernard Lee, March 8
R&B singer. Age 67
David Salzer Broder, March 9
Journalist. Age 81
Gene Cramer, March 9
Reporter for the Associated Press. Age 83
Mikhail Simonov, March 11
Russian aircraft designer. Age 81
Hugh Martin, March 11
Composer. Age 96
Joe Morello, March 12
Jazz drummer. Age 82
Nilla Pizzi, March 12
Italian singer. Age 91
Mitchell Page, March 12
Baseball player. Age 59
Rick Martin, March 13
Hockey player. Age 59
Ronnie Hammond, March 14
Rock singer. Member of 1970s group, "Atlanta Rhythm Section". Age 60
Owsley Stanley, March 14
LSD producer. Sound engineer for the "Grateful Dead". Age 76
Marty Marion, March 15
Baseball player. Age 93
Murray Warmath, March 16
College football coach. Age 98
Michael Gough, March 17
British film & TV actor. Age 94
Ferlin Huskey, March 17
Country music star. Actor. Age 85
Warren Christopher, March 18
Presidential cabinet secretary. U.S. diplomat. Age 85
Charlie Metro, March 18
Baseball player. Age 92
Drew Hill, March 19
Football player. Age 54
Pete Laframboise, March 19
Hockey player. Age 61
Barry Ackerly, March 21
Owner of the Seattle SuperSonics basketball team. Age 77
Pinetop Perkins, March 21
Blues musician. Age 97
Elizabeth Taylor, March 23
Film & TV actress. Age 79
Geraldine Anne Ferraro, March 26
U.S. congresswoman. Age 75
Dr. Harry Wesley Coover Jr., March 26
Inventor of Super Glue. Age 94
Farley Granger, March 27
Stage, film & TV actor. Age 85
Robert Tear, March 29
Opera singer. Age 72
Jim Seymour, March 29
Football player. Age 64
Mel McDaniel, March 31
Country music singer, songwriter. Age 68
James "Lou" Gorman, April 1
Baseball general manager of the Boston Red Sox. Age 82
Larry Finch, April 2
Basketball player, college basketball coach. Age 60
Larry Shepard, April 5
Baseball manager, coach. Age 92
Homer Smith, April 10
College football coach. Age 79
Robert "Bob" Shaw, April 10
Football player, coach. Age 90
Arthur Marx, April 14
Screenwriter, playwright, author. Son of Groucho Marx. Age 89
Trevor Bannister, April 14
British TV actor. Age 76
Sol Saks, April 16
Film & TV screenwriter. "Bewitched". Age 100
Michael Sarrazin, April 17
Film & TV actor. Age 71
Elisabeth Sladen, April 19
British Actress. "Dr. Who", "Coronation Street". Age 63
Norm Masters, April 19
Football player. Age 77
Madelyn Pugh Davis, April 20
TV screenwriter. "I Love Lucy", Lucy Show", "The Mothers In Law" and "Sanford & Son". Age 90
Hubert 'Hub' Schlafly, April 20
Co-inventor of the teleprompter. Age 91
Joe Perry, April 25
Football player. Age 84
Marian Mercer, April 27
Stage & TV actress. Age 75
William Campbell, April 28
Stage & film actor. Age 87
Sir Henry Cooper, April 29
British heavyweight boxer. Knocked out Muhammad Ali in 1963 at Wembley. Age 76
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