Born July 1930

Marilyn Lillie Lovell (1930–2023), wife of astronaut Jim Lovell

Marilyn Lillie Lovell was the wife of NASA astronaut Jim Lovell and an active member of the Astronaut Wives Club.

Gordon Pinsent (1930–2023), prolific Canadian actor

Gordon Pinsent was a Canadian actor known for movies and TV shows including “Away from Her” and “The Red Green Show.”

Jim Stewart (1930–2022), Stax Records co-founder

Jim Stewart was a record producer who co-founded the iconic Memphis label Stax Records.

Moon Landrieu (1930–2022), former New Orleans mayor who advocated integration

Moon Landrieu  was the former mayor of New Orleans who was a strong advocate for civil rights during his tenure in the 1970s.   

Pete Carril (1930–2022), legendary former Princeton basketball coach 

Pete Carril was the head basketball coach at Princeton University for 30 years, leading them to 11 NCAA tournament appearances.

Martha Earnhardt (1930–2021), racing family matriarch

Martha Earnhardt was the matriarch of the Earnhardt racing family that includes NASCAR legends Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Sally Ann Howes (1930–2021), “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” star

Sally Ann Howes was a British actress best known for starring as Truly Scrumptious in “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.”

Annie Ross (1930–2020), jazz singer known for “Twisted”

Annie Ross was a jazz singer with Lambert, Hendricks & Ross, best known for her 1952 song “Twisted.”

Gene Littler (1930 - 2019), former U.S. Open golf champion

Gene Littler was a Hall of Fame golfer who won the 1961 U.S. Open among his 29 career victories on the PGA tour. The San Diego native claimed his first tour title in 1954, winning the hometown San Diego Open as an amateur. He recovered from a cancer diagnosis in 1972 to win four more titles including 3 in 1975 at the age of 45.

Mitzi Shore (1930 – 2018), owner of the Comedy Store in Los Angeles

Comedians such as Robin Williams made a name for themselves at the influential club…

Buddy Bregman (1930 - 2017), conductor and arranger

Buddy Bregman, a conductor and arranger, died Sunday, Jan. 8, 2017, in Los Angeles, according to multiple news sources. He was 86.

Pete Fountain (1930 - 2016), Dixieland jazz clarinetist

Pete Fountain, the virtuoso Dixieland jazz clarinetist, died Aug. 6, 2016, of heart failure, according to multiple news sources. He was 86.

Burt Kwouk (1930 - 2016), played Cato in Pink Panther films

Burt Kwouk, a British actor known to American movie audiences as Inspector Clouseau’s manservant in a number of the popular “Pink Panther” films, died May 24, according to multiple news sources. He was 85.

Abel Fernandez (1930 - 2016), The Untouchables actor

Abel Fernandez, an actor whose credits include a role as federal agent William “Bill” Youngfellow on the TV series “The Untouchables,” died May 3, according to multiple news sources. He was 85.