Don Bosseler (1936–2024), College Football Hall of Famer

Don Bosseler was a fullback for the Washington Redskins in the 1950s and ‘60s after an All-American college career at the University of Miami.

Betty Rollin (1936–2023), journalist and women’s health advocate 

Betty Rollin was a news correspondent and author whose two memoirs were both adapted into TV movies, including “First, You Cry” starring .

Linda Lawson (1936–2022), star of “Night Tide”

Linda Lawson was an actress and singer known for TV shows and movies including “Night Tide.”

Ralph Terry (1936–2022), Yankees World Series MVP 

Ralph Terry was a pitcher who was the World Series MVP when he won game 7 for the Yankees in 1962.

Darlene Hard (1936–2021), 3-time major tennis champion

Darlene Hard was a Hall of Fame tennis player who won 3 major singles championships and 13 major doubles championships.

Anne Rivers Siddons (1936–2019) bestselling author of “Peachtree Road”

Anne Rivers Siddons was the bestselling author of novels including 1988’s “Peachtree Road,” the Atlanta-based story that Pat Conroy called “the Southern novel for our generation.”

Ruben Amaro Sr. (1936 - 2017), Philadelphia Phillies shortstop

Ruben Amaro Sr., a Gold Glove-winning former shortstop for the Philadelphia Phillies, died Friday, March 31, 2017, in Miami, according to multiple news sources. He was 81.

Roger Miller, King of the Road

Singer Roger Miller died Oct. 25, 1992. We're remembering him by looking back at some of his greatest country hits...