Born 1923

Macon retired from Fort Carson military base as head of aircraft maintenance.

Fleming was known as the “Queen of Technicolor” for her red hair and green eyes.

Redstone was an American businessman who served as the Executive Chairman at ViacomCBS.

She was a member of the integrated all-female jazz band the International Sweethearts of Rhythm

Feingold’s donation of his beloved old violin to a Bronx schoolgirl inspired a moving documentary.

Vandever’s death reportdedly leaves just four Navajo Code Talkers still living.

Introduced the U.S. to sugar snap peas, mango, alfalfa sprouts, habanero peppers, blood oranges and starfruit.

Misaka signed with the New York Knicks in 1947, just months after Jackie Robinson began his MLB career.

Harrison Dillard, who won four Olympic gold medals, is considered one of the greatest hurdlers of all time.

Maria Perego was an Italian puppeteer best known for creating Topo Gigio, a mouse puppet beloved by viewers of “The Ed Sullivan Show.”