Richard Bradford (1937 - 2016), Man in a Suitcase actor

Richard Bradford, a Texas-born actor who was known best for playing a former CIA agent turned private eye on the British TV adventure series “Man in a Suitcase,” died March 22 in Los Angeles, California.

Bill Sutherland (1934 - 2017), Philadelphia Flyers hockey player

Bill Sutherland, a former professional hockey player who scored the first goal in the history of the Philadelphia Flyers, died Sunday, April 9, 2017.

Charles Manson has died

His victims' families helped get the Victims' Bill of Rights passed in California.

Jack Kehoe (1934–2020), acclaimed character actor

Jack Kehoe was an acclaimed character actor who made memorable appearances in “The Sting” and “The Untouchables.” The New York native could also be seen in the movies “Car Wash,” “Midnight Run,” and “Serpico.” In “The Sting,” Kehoe played the “Erie Kid” who teams up with Paul Newman and Robert Redford’s characters to run a con game to take down a crime boss. He also made guest appearances on TV series including “Miami Vice” and “Murder, She Wrote.” Kehoe was in the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division and studied acting after he left the service.

Ellis Marsalis Jr. (1934–2020), New Orleans jazz piano legend

Ellis Marsalis Jr. was a well-known New Orleans jazz pianist who was the patriarch of a musical family including sons Branford and Wynton Marsalis.

John Reilly (1934–2021), star of “General Hospital” and “Passions”

John Reilly was an actor known for prominent roles in soap operas including “General Hospital” and “Passions.”

Luis Palau (1934–2021), evangelist called “the Billy Graham of Latin America”

Luis Palau was a popular Christian evangelist who worked with and became one of his successors as he preached to the Spanish-speaking audience.

Lois Ehlert (1934–2021), “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” illustrator

Lois Ehlert was an illustrator known for children’s books including the classic “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom.”

Joseph Brennan (1934–2024), former governor of Maine

Joseph Brennan was the 70th governor of Maine and a former state Attorney General who also served two terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Robert Towne (1934–2024), screenwriter behind Chinatown

Robert Towne was an acclaimed screenwriter best known for his Oscar-winning screenplay for “Chinatown,” as well as “Days of Thunder,” “Mission: Impossible” and other noted films.

Sen. Jim Inhofe (1934–2024), U.S. senator from Oklahoma

Sen. Jim Inhofe was a U.S. senator from Oklahoma for nearly three decades who served in public office in one form or another for nearly 60 years overall.