Ozzie Virgil Sr. (1932–2024), first Dominican player in MLB

Ozzie Virgil Sr. became the first player in Major League Baseball from the Dominican Republic when he debuted with the New York Giants in 1956.

Dan Wakefield (1932–2024), author of Going All the Way 

Dan Wakefield was an author and screenwriter who wrote the novels “Going All the Way” and “Starting Over,” and he created the television show “James at 15.” 

Dick Nunis (1932–2023), Disney exec who expanded theme park empire

Dick Nunis was a longtime Disney executive who oversaw the company’s efforts to expand its theme parks outside of California.

Isaac “Redd” Holt (1932–2023), Ramsey Lewis Trio drummer 

Isaac “Redd” Holt was the founding drummer with the Grammy Award-winning Ramsey Lewis Trio.

Bill Fitch (1932–2022), Hall of Fame NBA coach

Bill Fitch was an NBA Hall of Fame coach who led the Boston Celtics to an NBA title in 1981.

Alvin Ing (1932–2021), actor known for “Flower Drum Song,” “The Gambler”

Alvin Ing was an actor known for his performance on Broadway as Wang Ta in “Flower Drum Song.”

K.C. Jones (1932–2020), Celtics legend

K.C. Jones was the steady point guard for the Boston Celtics who helped lead the team to eight NBA titles as a player and then two more as the head coach.

Pete Domenici (1932–2017), former longtime New Mexico Senator

Republican power broker was in the Senate for more than 30 years.

Robert Osborne (1932 - 2017), Turner Classic Movies host

Robert Osborne, the former actor known best as the longtime host of Turner Classic Movies, died Monday, March 6, 2017, in New York City. He was 84.