Betty Ann Bruno (1931–2023), child actress from The Wizard of Oz 

Betty Ann Bruno was a longtime reporter and television host for KTVU in San Francisco, as well as a former child actress and one of the last surviving cast members of The Wizard of Oz.

John Rensenbrink (1928–2022), Green Party co-founder

John Rensenbrink was a co-founder of the Green Party of the United States, the fourth-largest political party in the U.S.

Pat Carroll (1927–2022), voice of Ursula in “The Little Mermaid”

Pat Carroll was an Emmy Award-winning actress who provided the voice of villain Ursula in the Disney classic, “The Little Mermaid.”

Nichelle Nichols (1932–2022), starred as Uhura on “Star Trek”

Nichelle Nichols , the actress whose portrayal of Lieutenant Uhura on TV's “Star Trek” inspired countless science fiction fans to envision a peacefully multicultural future, died Saturday night, her son announced on her official website.

Jay Pickett (1961–2021), “Port Charles,” “General Hospital” actor

Jay Pickett was an actor whose notable roles included “Port Charles” and “General Hospital.”

Herman Cain (1945–2020), 2012 Republican presidential candidate

Herman Cain was a business executive best known for seeking the Republican presidential nomination in 2012.

Nick Buoniconti (1940–2019), Dolphins Hall of Fame linebacker

He was a leading advocate for football safety.

Gloria DeHaven (1925 - 2016)

Gloria DeHaven, a singer and actress who starred in a number of MGM musicals, died July 30, 2016, one week after her birthday, in Las Vegas, Nevada, according to multiple news sources. She was 91.

Dave Schwartz (1953 - 2016), Weather Channel meteorologist

Dave Schwartz, an on-air meteorologist with the Weather Channel for more than two decades, died July 30, 2016, of cancer, according to the cable television station. He was 63.

Dick Wagner: Guitar Icon

Legendary rock guitarist Dick Wagner is remembered for his inventive work on lead guitar and for collaborations with rock and roll greats KISS, Alice Cooper, and Lou Reed.

Buffalo Bob Smith: It's Howdy Doody Time!

Buffalo Bob Smith and Howdy Doody: the two were inextricably linked thanks to pioneering children's television show "Howdy Doody," which ran on NBC from December 1947 through September 1960.