DOM DELUISE Comic died May 4 at age 75. Co-starred with Burt Reynolds in Cannonball Run. HENRY GIBSON Actor best known as "The Poet" on Laugh-In, died Sept. 14 at 73 from cancer. SOUPY SALES Comedian,died Oct. 22 at 83.The Soupy Sales Show estimated he took more than 20,000 pies to the face in his career. JOHN HUGHES 59, directed 1980s classics such as The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles and Ferris Bueller's Day Off suffered a heart attack during a morning jog on Aug. 6. Molly Ringwald worke on three films. JAMES WHITMORE Actor died of lung cancer on Feb. 6 at age 87. STEVE MCNAIR NFL Quarterback. Shared the MVP award with Peyton Manning in 2003. Took the Tennessee Titans to Superbowl XXXIV. The evidence points to Kazemi killing McNair before turning the gun on herself. He died July 4th, 09. PAT HINGLE Actor,Commissioner Gordon in four Batman films, died Jan. 3 at the age of 84 from blood cancer. JETT TRAVOLTA Son of actor John Travolta and Kelly Preston. Jett passed away at the age of 16 in his family`s home in the Bahamas on January 2, 2009. His cause of death was an epileptic seizure. NATASHA RICHARDSON Actress and wife of Liam Neeson died March 18 at age 45 of blunt trauma to the brain after a skiing accident in Montreal. MICHAEL JACKSON The King of Pop died at the age of 50 on June 25 from acute propofol intoxication. Early hits include Ben, ABC... best known song: Thriller. Loving Humanitarian who brought entertainers together to sing: We are the World, We are the Children. RON SIVER The Tony-winning actor and political activist died March 15 of esophageal cancer at age 60. RICARDO MANTALBAN The Fantasy Island star died Jan. 14 at age 88 of natural causes. Starred as a villain named Khan in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. FARRAH FAWCETT After waging a nearly three-year battle with cancer, the iconic Charlie's Angels actress and pinup star died June 25 at age 62. In her final days, Fawcett agreed to marry longtime companion Ryan O'Neal, he said, but Fawcett passed before they could. BRITTANY MURPHY The Clueless,8 Mile star died Dec. 20, age 32 after suffering full cardiac arrest. Cause of death was pneumonia, iron def, anemia & multiple pres-meds. MARILYN CHAMBERS The 56-year-old adult film star was found dead in her Los Angeles home by her daughter on April 12. Chambers was best known for Behind the Green Door, a 1972 Porn Film. KARL MALDEN Actor died of natural causes at age 97 on July 1. Malden nutured a young Michael Douglas in the cop drama The Streets of San Francisco. BILLY MAYS The OxiClean pitchman and Discovery Channel star died in his sleep on June 28 at age 50. An autopsy showed cocaine contributed to Mays' heart disease, which is listed as the primary cause of death. TED KENNEDY,SENATOR The "Lion of the Senate" succumbed to brain cancer at age 77 on Aug. 25, two weeks after his sister, Special Olympics co-founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver, passed away. WALTER CRONKITE Dubbed "the most trusted man in America," the legendary CBS Evening News anchor died July 17 at the age of 92. Cronkite, who had cerebrovascular disease, anchored the Evening News for 19 years, steering America through many of its turbulent times � including the assassination of President Kennedy � and signed off each night with his famous catchphrase: "And that's the way it is." ED MCMAHON Television's most famous sidekick, died June 23 at age 86. Famous for "Here's Johnny", Johnny Carson - The Tonight Show & Jerry Lewis Telethon. BEA ARTHUR Maude and Golden Girls star with that one-of-a-kind voice died April 25 at age 86. PATRICK SWAYZE The Ghost and Dirty Dancing star died Sept. 14 at 57 after a 20-month fight with pancreatic cancer. DAVID CARRADINE The Kill Bill and Kung Fu star, 72, was found hanging in a Bangkok hotel room on June 3. While authorities continue to investigate his death, an independent forensic expert hired by the Carradine family has ruled out suicide.