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Departures of Note

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  1. Richard Francois DonatRichard Donat (1941–2026) was a Canadian character actor best known for his role as Vince Teagues on the television series Haven.2 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfilm
  2. Chris Payton-JonesChris Payton-Jones was a cornerback who played in the NFL and UFL, known for his stints with Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions before retiring in 2026.2 ReportsFiled undersport
  3. Dolly MartinezDolly Martinez, a 30‑year‑old participant on TLC’s My 600‑Lb Life, died in April 2026.5 ReportsFiled undertelevision
  4. Phil GarnerPhil Garner was an American baseball infielder and manager who won the 1979 World Series with the Pittsburgh Pirates and later managed multiple MLB teams.1 ReportFiled undersport
  5. Asha BhosleAsha Bhosle (1933–2026) was an Indian playback singer celebrated as one of Hindi cinema’s most versatile and prolific vocalists.8 ReportsFiled undermusicfilm
  6. Pearl Faison FryarPearl Fryar was an American topiary artist from South Carolina, celebrated for his innovative free‑form garden sculptures that gained national recognition.1 ReportFiled underart
  7. John NolanJohn Nolan (1938–2026) was an English actor known for playing Douglas Fredericks in Batman films and John Greer in the TV series Person of Interest.7 ReportsFiled underfilmtelevision
  8. Browning Kenneth NagleBrowning Nagle was an American NFL quarterback for the New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons, later playing in the Arena Football League.1 ReportFiled undersport
  9. Michael PatrickMichael Patrick (1970–2026) was an Irish actor best known for his role in Game of Thrones, who died at age 35 after battling motor neurone disease.2 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfilm
  10. Angela PleasanceAngela Pleasence (1941–2026) was an English actress known for television roles and as the daughter of Bond villain Donald Pleasence.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm
  11. Hilde LimondjianHilde Limondjian was a Turkish‑American concert impresario who served as the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s General Manager of Concerts and Lectures for four decades.1 ReportFiled undermusicart
  12. Wayne PerkinsWayne Perkins (1951–2026) was a rock and R&B guitarist and session musician known for his work with the Rolling Stones, Bob Marley and Joni Mitchell.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  13. Afrika BambaataaAfrika Bambaataa (1957–2026) was an influential American DJ, rapper and producer who pioneered electro‑hip‑hop and spread hip‑hop culture worldwide.8 ReportsFiled undermusic
  14. Jim WhittakerJim Whittaker was an American mountaineer who became the first U.S. citizen to summit Mount Everest in 1963 and later led pioneering climbs and conservation efforts.1 ReportFiled undersportactivism
  15. Doug AllanDouglas George Allan was a Scottish wildlife cameraman renowned for his pioneering polar and underwater cinematography, earning multiple Emmys before his death in Nepal.1 ReportFiled underfilmtelevision
  16. Bo LuedersBo Lueders was the guitarist and co‑founder of Chicago hardcore metal band Harm’s Way and co‑host of the HardLore podcast.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  17. James GadsonJames Gadson was an American drummer and prolific session musician, known for his work with Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and many other artists.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  18. Suki LahavSuki Lahav was a violinist and vocalist who performed with Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band in the 1970s and later became a celebrated lyricist and novelist.1 ReportFiled undermusicliterature
  19. Jessie JonesJessie Jones (1950–2026) was a playwright and actor known for the film 'Kingdom Come' and appearances on shows such as 'Murphy Brown' and 'Designing Women.'1 ReportFiled undertheatrefilmtelevision
  20. Christopher NorthChristopher Reed North (1951–2026) was the founding keyboardist of the soft‑rock band Ambrosia, known for his intense performances and contributions to their hits.1 ReportFiled undermusic
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