Ruth Buzzi, 88

Chet Lemon 70

Ironman92 wrote:

Chet Lemon 70

I remember I was like 8 watching the Tigers, and I said to my uncle "watch, he's going to hit a HR".  Obviously Chet had some pop, but not a big slugger.  Anyway, he hit a dinger and I was so proud of myself.

I've reached the age where I hate seeing this thread updated because it's making me feel old.  A little bit of your childhood dies with each icon.

gut wrote:

I remember I was like 8 watching the Tigers, and I said to my uncle "watch, he's going to hit a HR".  Obviously Chet had some pop, but not a big slugger.  Anyway, he hit a dinger and I was so proud of myself.

I've reached the age where I hate seeing this thread updated because it's making me feel old.  A little bit of your childhood dies with each icon.

Yeah…I’m always interested but always hoping it’s not a big time fave from my childhood

Apparently a few days ago, actor Joe Don Baker.

Who both was in three different James Bond films (two different roles; villain in The Living Daylights, CIA ally in GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies) and in a pair of movies skewered by Mystery Science Theater 3000.

George Wendt - 76

brutus161 wrote:

George Wendt - 76

Ah man….always a bit surprised when guys that size make it to 70

RIP Norm

Cheers was the first tv show I remember watching religiously with my parents growing up.  

Such a great show, sad to see NORM!!! Go 

  Norm and Cliff were quite a pair!

Jim Irsay, 65

justincredible wrote:

Jim Irsay, 65

Was he sick?

Ironman92 wrote:

Was he sick?

Sounds like it, something like 26 surgeries over the last few years.

Rick Derringer, 77.

queencitybuckeye wrote:

Rick Derringer, 77.

Dang, I didn't realize he was that old!

CenterBHSFan wrote:

Dang, I didn't realize he was that old!

Time flies. "Sloopy" was 60 years ago.

Loretta Swift 87

Loretta Swit