Died September 24

Cat Glover (2024), Sign o' the Times dancer

Cat Glover was a singer, dancer and choreographer best known for her work with in the 1980s, most notably the “Sign o' the Times” concert film.

Rita Gardner (1934–2022), Broadway actress in “The Fantasticks,” “A Family Affair”

Rita Gardner was an actress who originated the role of Luisa in the long-running show “The Fantasticks.”

Pharoah Sanders (1940–2022), jazz saxophonist

Pharoah Sanders was a saxophonist known for his free jazz and spiritual jazz.

Freddie Fu (1950–2021), pioneer in knee surgery

Dr. Freddie Fu was an orthopaedic surgeon who pioneered new techniques for more successful ACL repair surgery.

Keith Hufnagel (1974–2020), skateboarding legend

Keith Hufnagel was a highly influential skateboarder who started the popular Huf Worldwide skater clothing brand.

Tommy McDonald (1934 – 2018), Hall of Fame receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles

Helped the Eagles win the 1960 NFL Championship.

Norman Dyhrenfurth (1918–2017), leader of America's first successful Everest expedition

His Everest expedition pioneered the modern U.S. mountaineering and outdoor industry.

Barbara Blaine (1956–2017), founded Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests

Ohio native launched the largest support group for clergy sex abuse victims.

Larkin Malloy (1954 - 2016), All My Children star

Larkin Malloy, a soap opera star whose credits include "The Edge of Night" and "All My Children," died Sept. 29. He was 62.

Bill Nunn (1953–2016), Do the Right Thing star

Bill Nunn, a character actor whose credits include “Spider-Man” and Spike Lee films, died Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, at his home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, according to The Associated Press. He was 62.

Stanley Dural Jr. (1947–2016), Buckwheat Zydeco bandleader

Stanley Dural Jr., a musician and leader of Buckwheat Zydeco, died Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, in Lafayette, Louisiana, according to multiple news sources. He was 68.