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The Death List 2023

Phyllis Coates (Gypsie Ann Evarts Stell), actress, aged 96.

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www.thesun.co.uk

Superman actress who played original Lois Lane in show dies aged 96

ICONIC Superman actress Phyllis Coates has died aged 96, her daughter confirmed today. The much-adored movie star played the original Lois Lane in the 1950s series Adventures of Superman. She passe…
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Phyllis Coates - Wikipedia

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Or was it ... Murder.....?????

I am always suspicious when Chefs die.
 
Honestly surprised that Suzanne Somers has lived as long as she has. She has been battling and aggressive cancer for a long time. R.I.P.
 
23 years.

And she was also battling turning into a right wing asshat.

Who knows which of the two killed her in the end. Sic transit Chrissie.

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gsdx said:
Piper Laurie, actress famous as the uber-religious (i.e. whacked out) mother of Carrie dead at 91.
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Never forget her immortal performance as Catherine Martell in Twin Peaks.

"Benjamin Horne. You're a slimy rat bastard, and I intend to make whatever is left of your miserable existence a living hell."

Benjamin Horne, in a jail cell as a suspect in the murder of Laura Palmer, exclaims, "Catherine! You've come back!" and starts kissing her feet through the bars. You see, they had been banging each other -- adulterously, of course -- on the night of the murder, so Catherine is his alibi. After some dialogue, Catherine moves to leave, and Ben says something along the lines of "You'll tell them? You'll tell them we were together that night?"

"Why, Ben. We've spent our entire adult lives lying to each other. Why spoil it with the truth now?"

Ben, as she walks away, "Catherine?!" CATHERINNNNNNNNNE !!!!!"
 
^ I've never seen Twin Peaks. I couldn't comment on her performances in it.
 
rareboy said:
She also apparently embraced Trump.

No loss.
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She seemed to have completely lost it after the 90s actually. She refused to use medical science and pushed the claim that alternative science was the way to cure all ailments. I’d say that didn’t work at all now that she’s dead.
 
Carla Bley, an irrepressibly original composer,
arranger and pianist responsible for more than 60 years of wily provocations in and around jazz,
died on Tuesday at her home in Willow, a hamlet in upstate New York. She was 87.


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Dorothy Hoffner, age 104, who was in the news last week for skydiving from 10,000 feet, making her likely to be the next Guinness World Record holder.

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‘Indefatigable’ Chicago Woman Whose Skydive at 104 Drew Admiration Dies

Dorothy Hoffner gained international attention for her feat earlier this month, as millions viewed video of her descent and marveled at her sense of adventure.
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Dorothy Hoffner, the centenarian who gained international adoration for skydiving at age 104 earlier this month, all while exhibiting an air of blasé disregard for the attention the feat brought her, died in her sleep overnight Sunday into Monday at her home in Chicago...

Born on Dec. 17, 1918, Ms. Hoffner last week had her life briefly transform from one of relative quiet — she loved watching reruns of “M*A*S*H” at night in the Brookdale Lake View senior living center where she lived — to one packed with calls from reporters and TV producers trying to schedule interviews.

That interest was prompted by her unusual endeavor: parachuting off a plane at such an advanced age on Oct. 1, not to prove some existential point about seizing every thrill, but simply because she wanted to. After all, the first time she had gone skydiving, at age 100, it had been fun, Ms. Hoffner said in an interview last week.

Still, it was her recent 10,000-foot descent that turned Ms. Hoffner, for many admirers, into an example of how to live life to the fullest or, at the very least, the embodiment of the belief that doing something exciting at an older age is normal.

She never married or had children, which she long believed had granted her more freedom and adventure: boat rides on the Danube in Germany, where she ate meals underneath starlight and listened to the tinkling of the water; weekend road trips in her blue Dodge Coronet; and random beach vacations in Mexico.

Among her friends, Ms. Hoffner was known for her favorite saying, a twist on a Bible verse: “I go by ‘Love your neighbor as yourself,’” she said. “So I love all my neighbors. Of course, I don’t like them all.”
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