Sid Eudy (1960–2024), 1990s WWF wrestling star

Sid Eudy was a 1990s wrestling star and former champion with the WCW and WWF (now the WWE) best known as “Sycho Sid” and “Sid Vicious.” 

Menahem Pressler (1923–2023), Beaux Arts Trio pianist 

Menahem Pressler was a co-founder and the longtime pianist of the acclaimed Beaux Arts Trio, beloved around the world for their chamber music.

Jeff Carson (1963–2022), country singer known for “Not on Your Love”

Jeff Carson was a country singer who had a No. 1 hit in 1995 with “Not on Your Love.”

Jo-Carroll Dennison (1923–2021), oldest surviving former Miss America

Jo-Carroll Dennison was an actress and the oldest surviving former Miss America, having won the pageant in 1942.

Jon Huber (1979–2020), professional wrestler

Jon Huber was a professional wrestler known by his ring names, Luke Harper and Brodie Lee.

Clifford Robinson (1966–2020), NBA star with the Portland Trail Blazers

Clifford Robinson was a basketball player best known for his career with the Portland Trail Blazers, having helped lead the team to two NBA Finals appearances.

Ben Cross (1947–2020), “Chariots of Fire” star

Ben Cross was a British actor best known for starring as Harold Abrahams in “Chariots of Fire” and Sarek in “Star Trek (2009).”   

Steven Bochco (1943 - 2018), creator of "Hill Street Blues" and "NYPD Blue"

TV producer's hits also included "L.A. Law," "Doogie Howser M.D.," and more.

John Abercrombie (1944–2017), jazz-rock guitarist

John Abercrombie, renowned jazz-rock guitarist, has died at the age of 72, according to multiple news sources.

Patti Deutsch (1943 - 2017), Match Game comedian

Voice actress often appeared on “Match Game”…

Frank Deford (1938 - 2017), Sports Illustrated writer

Sports writer won awards for his work with Sports Illustrated magazine and NPR...