To those no longer with us....

[OBI-wan]

Sam Moore of Sam and Dave, 89

[PA Jack]

Bob Uecker, 90. He was great as a real baseball announcer, and he stole scenes in the Major League movies with his wry commentary. I always liked his humor and humility when he discussed his own somewhat brief major league playing career. He joked that a highlight was getting walked by Sandy Koufax. That and his “great seats, buddy” Miller Lite commercial. Another good one gone. RIP.

[dlodoski]

Bob Uecker, 90. He was great as a real baseball announcer, and he stole scenes in the Major League movies with his wry commentary. I always liked his humor and humility when he discussed his own somewhat brief major league playing career. He joked that a highlight was getting walked by Sandy Koufax. That and his “great seats, buddy” Miller Lite commercial. Another good one gone. RIP.

"I must be in the front row" I can still hear that voice.

You're right. He was a good one.

[PA Jack]

Bob Uecker, 90. He was great as a real baseball announcer, and he stole scenes in the Major League movies with his wry commentary. I always liked his humor and humility when he discussed his own somewhat brief major league playing career. He joked that a highlight was getting walked by Sandy Koufax. That and his “great seats, buddy” Miller Lite commercial. Another good one gone. RIP.

"I must be in the front row" I can still hear that voice.

You're right. He was a good one.

Absolutely. From nosebleed seat, “He missed the tag!!”

[OBI-wan]

David Lynch, 78.

[Jumpoff_Joe]

David Lynch, 78.

Big sads. Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Twin Peaks were big influences for me: probably Blue Velvet, the most.

[OBI-wan]

I liked his version of Dune; at the theatre they gave out cheat sheets.

[OBI-wan]

Garth Hudson 87 the last surviving member of the Band.

[cerberus]

Marianne Faithfull 78

[cerberus]

Roberta Flack 88.