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Departures of Note

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  1. Daniel WherrettDaniel Wherrett, known as DJ Dan, was an American house DJ and producer who pioneered West Coast rave culture and achieved international chart success.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  2. Dash CroftsDash Crofts (1938–2026) was an American musician best known as half of the soft‑rock duo Seals & Crofts, whose hit “Summer Breeze” became a 1970s classic.2 ReportsFiled undermusic
  3. Chip TaylorChip Taylor was an American songwriter best known for penning the rock classics “Wild Thing” and “Angel of the Morning.”1 ReportFiled undermusic
  4. Nicholas BrendonNicholas Brendon (1971–2026) was an American actor best known for portraying Xander Harris on the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm
  5. Kiki ShepardKiki Shepard was an American television host, actress and dancer, best known for co‑hosting Showtime at the Apollo from 1987 to 2002.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionmusic
  6. Mike VernonMike Vernon was an English music producer who shaped the British blues scene, working with artists such as Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, and David Bowie.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  7. Judy PaceJudy Pace was an American actress renowned for pioneering roles in 1960s‑70s television and blaxploitation films, earning an NAACP Image Award for her work.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm
  8. Lord Sear (Steve Watson)Lord Sear, born Steve Watson, was a hip‑hop DJ and SiriusXM radio host known for his work on Eminem’s Shade 45 channel.1 ReportFiled undermusicjournalism
  9. Tommy DeCarloTommy DeCarlo (1965–2026) was an American singer who rose from devoted Boston fan to become the band’s lead vocalist after 2007.2 ReportsFiled undermusic
  10. Joe McDonaldCountry Joe McDonald was an American singer‑songwriter and anti‑war activist best known for leading Country Joe and the Fish and performing at Woodstock.1 ReportFiled undermusicactivism
  11. Bob PowerBob Power (1952–2026) was a producer and engineer who shaped 1990s hip‑hop with A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, the Roots and other Native Tongues acts.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  12. Éliane RadigueÉliane Radigue was a French composer renowned for her pioneering work in electronic and acoustic music, especially her long, meditative synthesizer pieces.1 ReportFiled undermusic
  13. Kirstie AlleyKirstie Alley was an American actress best known for her Emmy‑winning role as Rebecca Howe on the sitcom Cheers.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm

The Register is compiled continuously from public dispatches. Times indicate when each report first reached the Register, not the moment of departure. The Registrar makes no claim of completeness or of accuracy; particulars are drawn from early and unconfirmed reports, and may later prove mistaken.