Brain cancer

Foley also directed music videos, often spotlighting Madonna during the height of her fame.

Miller was a star at Arkansas and played for Phoenix, Toronto, and other teams.

Richards was the daughter of former Texas governor Ann Richards.

Hoffman captured hearts when the cancer patient scored a touchdown for the Cornhuskers.

He and his talented brothers had hits in the ‘70s like “One Bad Apple.”

Powers was a podiatric surgeon who had a public battle with brain cancer.

Gill competed in the NASCAR Southeast Series and the USAR Hooters Pro Cup Series.

He was known for his signature finger wag after blocking an opponent’s shot.

Lurie devoted her days to giving away her fortune, ensuring it went to good causes.

He campaigned to have potentially dangerous drugs pulled from the market.