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Departures of Note

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  1. Reginald James ChardReginald James Chard was an Australian Army veteran and the last surviving participant of the Kokoda Track campaign during World War II.1 ReportFiled undermilitaryactivism
  2. Charles GainesCharles Gaines was an American writer and outdoorsman who co-authored Pumping Iron and co-created the sport of paintball.2 ReportsFiled underliteraturesportactivism
  3. Kaylee HottleKaylee Hottle was an American deaf actress known for her roles in Godzilla vs. Kong and its 2024 sequel.18 ReportsFiled underfilmtelevisionactivism
  4. LaToya MalcolmLaToya Malcolm was a Jamaican beauty pageant contestant and television presenter who was a Miss Universe Jamaica 2024 finalist.4 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfashionactivism
  5. Jerry T. BunyardJerry T. Bunyard was a California inmate who spent over 45 years on death row for the 1979 murder of his pregnant wife.1 ReportFiled undercrimelawactivism
  6. Sam NeillNew Zealand actor Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park and The Twelve, died in 2026 at age 78.22 ReportsFiled underfilmtelevisionactivism
  7. Theo BurrellBritish antiques specialist and television expert known for appearances on Antiques Roadshow.7 ReportsFiled undertelevisionartactivism
  8. Martha Ann LillardMartha Lillard was the last American polio survivor known to rely on an iron lung for breathing assistance.1 ReportFiled underhealthactivism
  9. Randolph MantoothRandolph Mantooth was an American actor best known for his role as paramedic John Gage in the TV series Emergency! and for his advocacy for firefighters and EMS personnel.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilmactivism
  10. Cristina SanzCristina Sanz was a reality TV star known for her role on A&E's Born This Way, a show featuring adults with Down syndrome.4 ReportsFiled undertelevisionactivism
  11. Jo WilderJo Wilder was a stage actress and singer known for her roles in regional theater and as the mother of actress Jennifer Grey.3 ReportsFiled undertheatreactivism
  12. Anastasiia BerezovskaSuspected bomber in the 2026 Monaco attack on Ukrainian magnate Vadym Yermolaiev, found dead in Kyiv.1 ReportFiled undercrimepoliticsactivism
  13. Eliézer AlfonzoEliézer Alfonzo was a promising Venezuelan baseball catcher who made his MLB debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers.1 ReportFiled undersportbaseballactivism
  14. Richard H. GlantonRichard H. Glanton was a controversial president of the Barnes Foundation known for his contentious leadership and efforts to address the institution's financial crisis in the 1990s.1 ReportFiled underartpoliticsactivism
  15. Khadijah FarrakhanAmerican political activist and wife of Louis Farrakhan, known as the First Lady of the Nation of Islam.1 ReportFiled underactivismreligion
  16. Tony BrownTony Brown was a pioneering television host and producer who created and helmed influential Black public affairs programs, providing vital representation and discourse for African American audiences.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionjournalismactivism
  17. Nicholas AlahverdianNicholas Alahverdian, also known as Nicholas Rossi, was an American sex offender and fugitive who faked his death and was later extradited from Scotland to the United States where he was convicted of rape.2 ReportsFiled undercrimeactivismlaw
  18. Anthony Head and Sarah FisherActor Anthony Head (72) and his partner, animal‑rights activist Sarah Fisher (61), both died within months of each other in 2026.1 ReportFiled underfilmactivism
  19. David HendersonDavid Henderson was an American poet, co‑founder of the Black Arts Movement, and acclaimed biographer of Jimi Hendrix.1 ReportFiled underliteratureactivism
  20. Clarence Benjamin JonesClarence Benjamin Jones (1931–2026) was an American lawyer, civil‑rights activist and advisor to Martin Luther King Jr., helping draft the “I Have a Dream” speech.1 ReportFiled underlawactivism
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