Bob Uecker, 90, National Treasure

Just a bit outside

How can these guys lay off pitches that close?

National Treasure indeed 

So few people were loved by a greater % of people

RIP

David Lynch - 78

posted by Ironman92

National Treasure indeed 

So few people were loved by a greater % of people

RIP

Yeah, he was in the Betty White and Dolly Partin range.

posted by Ironman92

National Treasure indeed 

So few people were loved by a greater % of people

RIP

And he was just one of those guys who seemed immortal -- he'd been around forever doing his thing and it just felt like that was how it was going to stay.

posted by brutus161

David Lynch - 78

FUCK! One of my favorite creators of Simply Weird As Fuck cinema. Remember loving Twin Peaks when I was in high school. Then saw Blue Velvet in college. Bought Eraserhead a few years ago and loved it. And have a few more of his films (Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive, Inland Empire) on my Giant List of Stuff to Watch. He was a master of the surreal.

posted by brutus161

Yeah, he was in the Betty White and Dolly Partin range.

Yep

posted by Heretic

FUCK! One of my favorite creators of Simply Weird As Fuck cinema.

posted by MontyBrunswick

First thing I thought of too lol

posted by MontyBrunswick

Cleveland legend Chuck "Big Chuck" Schodowski: "The Hoolihan and Big Chuck Show" and "Big Chuck and Little John", 90

John Sykes, 65....former lead guitarist Thin Lizzy/Whitesnake

posted by BR1986FB

John Sykes, 65....former lead guitarist Thin Lizzy/Whitesnake

Dang….Here I Go Again has lost the top 3 of that iconic video

Garth Hudson, 89. He was the last living member of The Band.

Big Chuck of Hoolihan and Little John fame. 90

posted by BR1986FB

John Sykes, 65....former lead guitarist Thin Lizzy/Whitesnake

Dude was in a lot of stuff I liked, as he also was a member of Tygers of Pan Tang.

Virginia Halas McCaskey (102) - Owner of the Bears

brutus161 wrote:

Virginia Halas McCaskey (102) - Owner of the Bears

She made a pretty good run.  I'd say in a hypothetical matchup:

Virginia Halas McCaskey  31

Ditka                                          34   (3 OT)

Respect

Jym Ganahl…longtime Columbus news broadcaster 76

Ironman92 wrote:

Jym Ganahl…longtime Columbus news broadcaster 76

Ahh, man. Loved Jym Ganahl.

https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/columbus/former-nbc4-meteorologist-jym-ganahl-dies-at-age-76/

Jim Karsatos 61

Ironman92 wrote:

Jim Karsatos 61

Damn. Cancer? I loved him. Those were some of my prime Buckeye loving years as a kid. I loved Karsatos because he had an “Everyman” quality about him. I didn’t think about it in those terms at that young age, I just knew the guy was likable. I got an autograph from him too,

RIP

Golfed with him, along with two other Dolphins, on the course that Caddy Shack was filmed on in the mid 1980’s.  He was a good guy.