Bob Bryar (1979–2024), former My Chemical Romance drummer

Bob Bryar was the former drummer for My Chemical Romance, including on their hit 2006 album “The Black Parade.” 

Bette Nash (1935–2024), world’s longest-serving flight attendant

Bette Nash was a flight attendant who worked for 67 years, longer than any other flight attendant in history. 

Golden Richards (1950–2024), won a Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys

Golden Richards was a former NFL wide receiver who caught a touchdown pass for the Dallas Cowboys in the 1978 Super Bowl.

Charles Ogletree (1952–2023), Pres. Obama's Harvard law mentor

Charles Ogletree was an attorney and Harvard law professor who served as a mentor to the Obamas and represented clients such as Anita Hill and Tupac Shakur, as well as advocating for victims of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre.

Anna Shay (1960–2023), Bling Empire star

Anna Shay was an heiress and socialite who starred on the Netflix reality series “Bling Empire.” 

Rita Lee (1947–2023), Brazil’s Queen of Rock 

Rita Lee was a founding singer with the Brazilian band Os Mutantes, known as Brazil’s “Queen of Rock.” 

Hugh McElhenny (1928–2022), star 49ers halfback in the 1950s

Hugh McElhenny was a halfback for NFL teams including the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s and ‘60s.

Tim Considine (1940–2022), “My Three Sons” star 

Tim Considine was an actor best known for starring as oldest son Mike on the classic TV sitcom “My Three Sons.”

Jane “Nightbirde” Marczewski (1990–2022), “America’s Got Talent” star

Jane Marczewski was a singer known as “Nightbirde” who became a fan favorite after a stirring audition on “America’s Got Talent” while she was battling cancer.  

René Robert (1948–2021), NHL star with the Buffalo Sabres

Ren é Robert was a Canadian hockey player who was a member of the Buffalo Sabres’ forward line of the 1970s known as “The French Connection.”

Jerry Sturm (1936–2020), Broncos legendary offensive lineman

Jerry Sturm was a star offensive lineman for the Denver Broncos in the 1960s.  

Donna Summer’s Greatest Hits

We are remembering disco queen Donna Summer by putting on our dancing shoes and listening to a few of her greatest hits.

Odetta Sings Folk Songs

Odetta may not be as much a household name as Bob Dylan—but it was she who inspired him to pick up an acoustic guitar and sing folk music. She might not have the folk-music fame of Joan Baez, but Baez called her a goddess. Carly Simon may have been the bigger star, but she said she went weak in the knees when she had a chance to meet Odetta.

Peter Quaife, The Forgotten Kink

When Kinks bassist and founding member Peter Quaife died in 2010, media in the United States took little notice.