Bob Rafelson (1933–2022), “Five Easy Pieces” director and Monkees co-creator

Bob Rafelson was a filmmaker known for movies including “Five Easy Pieces” and “The King of Marvin Gardens,” as well as for co-creating the Monkees.

Elsa Klensch (1933–2022), fashion journalist for CNN

Elsa Klensch was a fashion journalist who hosted “Style with Elsa Klensch” on CNN for more than 20 years.

Don Wilson (1933–2022), co-founder of surf rock pioneers the Ventures

Don Wilson was a rhythm guitarist and co-founder of the pioneering surf rock instrumental band the Ventures.

Paul Sarbanes (1933–2020), longtime U.S. senator from Maryland

Paul Sarbanes was a former Democratic U.S. senator from Maryland who served five terms and drafted the first article of impeachment against President Richard Nixon.

Elbert Dubenion (1933–2019), legendary Buffalo Bills receiver

ElbertDubenion was a legendary wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills when they played in the AFL, playing for the team in all nine seasons of his career, retiring after the 1968 season.Dubenionwas called c2Golden Wheelse2809d for his incredible speed on the field. In 1964, he set the pro football record for yards per catch in one season with 27.1 For his career, he averaged an amazing 18.3 yards per catch and finishedwith almost 300 receptions. He won two AFL championships with the Bills in 1964 and 1965 and is a member of theBuffalo Bills Wall of Fame. He later became a scout for the Bills and other pro teams.

Ronnie Claire Edwards (1933 - 2016), actress on "The Waltons"

Actress Ronnie Claire Edwards was best known for playing Corabeth Godsey on "The Waltons."