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Notable Deaths of '09
Brittany Murphy, Dec. 20: The 'Clueless' and 'Girl, Interrupted' actress went into full cardiac arrest, and paramedics were unable to revive her. Toxicology results are pending. She was 32.
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Brittany Murphy, Dec. 20: The 'Clueless' and 'Girl, Interrupted' actress went into full cardiac arrest, and paramedics were unable to revive her. Toxicology results are pending. She was 32.
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Connie Hines, Dec. 18: The witty actress best known for playing Carol Post, Wilbur's wife on 'Mr. Ed,' died at her home in Beverly Hills from complications of heart problems. She was 79.
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Alaina Reed Hall, Dec. 17: The kind-faced actress best known as Olivia on 'Sesame Street' and who later starred on '227,' died after a lengthy battle with breast cancer, the Springfield News-Sun reported. She was 63.
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Roy Disney, Dec. 16: The son and nephew of The Walt Disney Co. founders who twice led shareholder revolts that shook up the family business, Disney died at 79 after a bout with stomach cancer.
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Jennifer Jones, Dec. 16: Seen here in 'The Song of Bernadette,' for which she won an Academy Award, Jones passed away at the age of 90.
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Gene Barry, Dec. 9: The 'Bat Masterson' and 'Burke's Law' actor died of unspecified causes at the age of 90, according to his son.
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Ken Ober, Nov. 15: The 'Remote Control' host was found dead at his Santa Monica home at the age of 52. Cause of death is unknown.
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Soupy Sales, Oct. 22: The comedian whose real name was Milton Supman built a career on his physical comedy and seemingly rubber face, which was the target of countless pies during his decades as a comedian. He was 83 years old.
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Joseph Wiseman, Oct. 19: The actor who played the sinister scientist and title character of Dr. No in the first James Bond film died in New York of natural causes. He was 91.
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Captain Lou Albano, Oct. 14: The colorful pro wrestling coach who made memorable cameos in several Cyndi Lauper videos died at his home in Mount Vernon, NY of an unkown ailment. He was 76.
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I so miss Michael Jackson The King of Pop being in the world. May he find the loving father in Elvis in Heaven, that he never had here on Earth.
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janilee
I believe Joseph Jackson is as misunderstood as his iconic son. I truly believe he LOVES and MISSES his son tremendously, as does the entire Jackson clan.
im very angry.. jimmy "the rev" sullivan died yesterday.... you cant squeeze him in there? i think the avenged sevenfold drummer deserves this much
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JIMMY SULLIVAN THE REV
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dIz was a crazy year. we lost great people. michael your musik will live in us forever. i love you brittany murphy. God is love.
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You guys HAVE to Include James Owen Sullivan aka "Jimmy" "The Rev"!
He was the drummer from Avenged Sevenfold and died yesterday.
There are infinitive amounts of mourning fans grieving over his passing.
He was the best drummer to ever live and will be forever remembered in our hearts.
RIP Jimmy.
I love you and will miss you forever
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It is very sad for the families of the people that passed this year.. But really who gives a rat cracker.... Just because they were movie or TV stars thay are treated like GODS... People die every day... Today... tomorrow... I am so tired of the media making us believe that some "Stars" death was more important than John or Jane Doe that just lived their life...What about the military personnel that lost their lives do what they were told.. We don't have a "Shocking Deaths" for them. We have "Prostituted" death and immortalized some one that could act or sing.... This is our generation... Somebody get a grip...
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Greg
We remember war heroes,9/11, all loved ones/people who have passed on. However, Popeater is a celebrity venue. Stars impact on lives of "everyday" people. Undoubtedly.
Where was Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan?!?!?! the best drummer of my time. more people know him than they do the guy who played a munchkin!
R.I.P. Rev, we all will miss you greatly
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THERE SOMETHING NOT RIGHT WITH 30'S SOMETHING PEOPLE DIEING OF NATURAL CAUSES NOT THAT MANY IN A YEAR.
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Good Riddance to all of them!
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Trinagurl, I hope you are on the list of dead nobodys next year. A S S Hole
you really are a sad little person.
Trinagurl
The people listed(and those left out) are loved and missed. Do you love anyone? People WANT to care.
Another musician who died this year was SUN Records rockabilly artist Billy Lee Riley
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Yes, Everyone except MJ
He's Finally Played His Ultimate Escape Plan..
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TheQuietOne
And Happy New Year to you too!
Don't imagine you'll ring it in with much fanfare though. We're all familiar with the saying if you don't understand my silence,you won't understand my words....
Michael Jackson died? WOW, when did this happen. Really, what can you say but; THE PED IS DEAD!
Henry Gibson was a wonderful person, he will be missed.
Brit was a sweetheart, why can't we trade say angelina, or paris, or spears, why not all three, we would certainly get the better end of the bargain!
Lots of good folks, some were a waste of good carbon, a few had no business being mentioned!
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bryansage
Do you realize you are mortal,insensitive,incorrect, and where KING MICHAEL is concerned, don't matter a hill of beans per fans? People who speak in a such manner are regarded the least.
Why is Christopher Lloyd not on here?
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