Every day, Legacy publishes tributes to people from all walks of life. Here in our daily news section, we say goodbye to those headline names known across the nation.
He and his brother wrote the music for “Mary Poppins,” “The Jungle Book,” and other classics.
Ingle’s 17-minute composition was Iron Butterfly’s only top-40 hit.
Walton was already a basketball great when he began making waves as a broadcaster.
He ate nothing but McDonald’s items for 30 days for his best-known film.
Colin was in several bands after leaving Train and later taught music in Brussels.
He won an Academy Award in 2005 for his score for “Finding Neverland.”
Bell designed the first commercially successful minicomputer.
He appeared in movies like “Serpico,” “Midnight Run,” and “Carlito’s Way.”
Koerner was central to the blues revival that fueled the 1960s.
She was in several episodes of “An Evening at the Improv.”