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WHO PASSED ON THIS WEEK...

5/1
- Deborah Jeane Palfrey, 52, American woman also known as
the “DC Madam”, convicted for running a high-class
prostitution ring in Washington, DC, suicide

4/30
- Ling Ling, 22, Chinese panda, lived in Ueno Zoo, Tokyo,
oldest giant panda in Japan, heart failure.

4/29
- John Berkey, 75, American science fiction artist
- Chuck Daigh, 84, American racing driver, heart & respiratory
problems.
- Charles Tilly, 78, American sociologist, historian and
political scientist.

4/28
- Ivan Caesar, 41, American football player (Boston College,
Minnesota Vikings, Portland Forest Dragons), gunshot.
- Jack Hanrahan, 75, American Emmy Award–winning television
script writer.
- Ed Marion, 81, American official in the National Football
League from 1960 to 1987.
- Will Robinson, 96, American coach, first African-American
Division I college basketball (ISU) coach, Detroit Pistons scout.

4/27
- “Big” Ron O’Brien, 56, American disc jockey, pneumonia.
- Mike Patrick, 55, American former NFL punter (New England Patriots).

4/26
- Henry Brant, 94, Canadian-born Pulitzer Prize-winning composer.
- Thomas Oteri, 69, American music executive; father of comedienne
Cheri Oteri, murdered.

4/25
- Sonny Grandelius, 79, American football player and coach.
- John H. McConnell, 84, American owner of Worthington Industries
and the Columbus Blue Jackets.

4/24
- Tristram Cary, 82, British film and television composer.
- Harry Geris, 60, Canadian Olympic wrestler.
- Jimmy Giuffre, 86, American jazz clarinetist, pneumonia.
- Kenneth Keith Kallenbach, 39, American entertainer, member
of Howard Stern’s Wack Pack, pneumonia.

4/23
- Don Gillis, 85, Canadian-born American sportscaster.
- DeVan Shumway, 77, American spokesman for Richard Nixon’s
reelection committee, lung disease.
- William H. Stewart, 86, American surgeon general (1965–1969),
complications from renal failure.