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  • Susan Atkins: Born: 1948-05-07 - Died: 2009-09-24
    Atkins was a convicted murderer and member of the notorious “Manson family”, led by Charles Manson. The Manson family committed a series of nine murders over a five week span during the summer of 1969. Atkins, known as Sadie Mae Glutz within the family, was convicted for her role in eight of these murders, which includes [...]
    Mary Travers: Born: 1936-11-09 - Died: 2009-09-16
    Travers was a singer-songwriter who is best known for being the “Mary” out of the folk group “Peter, Paul and Mary. The groups first album came out in 1962 and featured one of their classic songs, If I Had a Hammer and Lemon Tree. That same year the group won Grammys for best performance by a [...]
    Eunice Kennedy Shriver: Born: 1921-07-10 - Died: 2009-08-11
    Shriver was a member of the prominent Kennedy family, younger sister to John F. Kennedy. She helped found the Special Olympics during the 1960s.
    Gale Storm: Born: 1922-04-05 - Died: 2009-06-27
    Storm was an American actress and singer who is probably best remembered for her stints on “My Little Margie” ad “The Gale Storm Show”. When Storm was 17 two of her teachers urged her to enter the “Gateway to Hollywood” contest, broadcasting on the CBS Radio studios. First prize was a one-year contract with a movie [...]
    Farrah Fawcett: Born: 1947-02-02 - Died: 2009-06-25
    Fawcett was an actress and a pop culture icon. At the height of her career, she was a sex symbol to millions of young men and a fashion icon for young women… most notably being her famed hairstyle. Fawcett began her career doing commercials in the late 1960s and early 1970s for Wella Balsam Shampoo. Around [...]
    Nora O’Brien: Born: 1965-00-00 - Died: 2009-04-29
    O’Brien was a television executive in charge of drama programming for NBC Universal. Prior to her work in drama programming, O’Brien had spent six years at the Sci Fi Channel. Even though O’Brien resided in Santa Monica, California, she was a native of West Hartford, Connecticut.
    Bea Arthur: Born: 1922-05-13 - Died: 2009-04-25
    Arthur was a comedian, singer and actress who is probably best known for her roles in the widely popular television shows Maude and The Golden Girls. In 1972 Arthur was cast as the title character in the series entitled Maude. In the series, Maude lived in the community of Tuckahoe, Westchester County, New York with her [...]
    Marilyn Chambers: Born: 1952-04-22 - Died: 2009-04-12
    Chambers was a pornographic actress who is best known for her 1972 hardcore film “Behind the Green Door”. Chambers was trying to find work as an actress, when she answered an advertisement for a casting call. Upon her arrival, she found out that it wasn’t for a normal gig… it was for a porno film. She [...]
    Natasha Richardson: Born: 1963-05-11 - Died: 2009-03-18
    Richardson was a fairly well known stage & cinema actress and wife of Liam Neeson. Richardson began her career at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds, England. In 1984 she began her film career with Every Picture Tells a Story, followed by a CBS miniseries, Ellis Island. Some of her other works include Nell, The Parent Trap [...]
    Leonore Annenberg: Born: 1918-02-20 - Died: 2009-03-12
    Annenberg was the chairman and president of the Annenberg Foundation, and served as Chief of Protocol of the United States (1981 - 1982) under Ronald Reagan. Annenberg was a prominent philanthropist and the widow of Walter Annenberg, the Ambassador to the United Kingdom.