2018 deaths of noteables
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There was an old woman around Nakusp that carried a cross, with a biblical verse stapled to it, up and down the main drag. Everyone called her aunt Betty. She passed away a few weeks ago. A woman of some notoriety in these parts. She found the worship of famous people rather disturbing (excepting Jesus, of course). I believe the adoration of famous people has a mental illness named after it.
Good riddance to the high priest of Religion Made Easy.Who gets his car collection?
One of his retarded sheep were you Walter?
'Bride of Belsen' Holocaust survivor who comforted Anne Frank at concentration camp before her death from typhus dies aged 95
Holocaust survivor Gena Turgel, 95, who became known as the 'Bride of Belsen' after marrying a British soldier who liberated the camp, has died aged 95. The Polish native (pictured left) had dedicated her life to sharing her experiences of the atrocity following the war, including her life in the Jewish ghetto in Krakow, Poland. She was a frequent visitor to schools in Britain (shown with the Queen in 2015, inset) and was praised for telling her story which 'no one would ever forget'. Born in Krakow as Gena Goldfinger on February 1, 1923, Mrs Turgel (shown on her weddding day with husband Norman in 1947, right) had to move with her family in 1941 to a Jewish ghetto with only a sack of potatoes, some flour and a few belongings.
First ever Bond girl Eunice Gayson who flirted with 007 in Dr No and From Russia With Love dies aged 90
Will go down in cinema history for helping create one of Bond's catchphrases
The actress shared screen when 007 said 'Bond, James Bond' for the first time
Gayson, from Surrey, revealed she had to calm a nervous Sean Connery down before he delivered the line in 1962 movie Dr No
By Connor Boyd For Mailonline
9 June 2018
Actress Eunice Gayson who played the first ever Bond girl has died aged 90.
She played Sylvia Trench in 007's 1962 onscreen debut Dr No and flirted with Sean Connery's Bond in 1963's From Russia With Love.
During filming of Dr No, Gayson helped calm down a nervous Connery so he could say the famous catchphrase 'Bond, James Bond'.
The first ever Bond girl - Eunice Gayson (pictured in 007's 1962 debut Dr No ) - has died at the age of 90
A message posted on her official Twitter feed read: 'We are very sad to learn that our dear Eunice passed away on June 8.
'An amazing lady who left a lasting impression on everyone she met. She will be very much missed. She will be very much missed.'
Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, producers of the Bond series, said in a statement: 'We are so sad to learn that Eunice Gayson, our very first "Bond girl", who played Sylvia Trench in Dr No and From Russia With Love, has passed away.
'Our sincere thoughts are with her family.'
Gayson (pictured left in the 1960s) will go down in cinema history for helping coin Bond's catchphrase 'Bond, James Bond'. The actress (right, at the premiere of Skyfall in 2012) calmed a nervous Sean Connery down so he could deliver the famous line
She played Sylvia Trench in 007's 1962 debut, Dr No, and flirted with Bond in 1963's From Russia With Love (pictured in 1962 alongside her co-star)
Gayson will go down in cinema history for helping coin Bond's catchphrase.
In the 1962 Dr No, Gayson's character Sylvia Trench is seen playing poker at the Le Cercle club.
After losing a few hands she suggests raising the stakes, to which Bond replies: 'I admire your courage, Miss, er?'
She says: 'Trench, Sylvia Trench. I admire your luck, Mr...'
Sean Connery then delivers the famous line: 'Bond, James Bond.'
Gayson was born in Surrey in 1928. She landed a number of on screen roles before and after her part in Bond.
She was cast in Hammer Horror's 1958 movie The Revenge of Frankenstein and appeared in several classic TV series such as The Saint and The Avengers.
First ever Bond girl Eunice Gayson who flirted with 007 in Dr No and From Russia With Love dead | Daily Mail Online
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan who joined the band when he was just 18 dies aged 68 in London
By Christine Rendon For Dailymail.com
9 June 2018
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan has passed away at age 68.
The iconic rock band broke the news by sharing a touching tribute post onto their Facebook page, revealing Kirwan had died in London on Friday.
'DANNY KIRWAN MAY 13, 1950 ~ JUNE 8, 2018 A TRIBUTE FROM MICK FLEETWOOD AND FLEETWOOD MAC,' read the post.
'Today was greeted by the sad news of the passing of Danny Kirwan in London, England. Danny was a huge force in our early years.
Passed away: Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan has passed away at age 68 (L to R Peter Green, John McVie, Jeremy Spencer, Mick Fleetwood, and Kirwan)
Danny Kirwan is pictured above in this 1975 photo. He joined the band in 1968 when he was 18
'His love for the Blues led him to being asked to join Fleetwood Mac in 1968, where he made his musical home for many years.
'Danny's true legacy, in my mind, will forever live on in the music he wrote and played so beautifully as a part of the foundation of Fleetwood Mac, that has now endured for over fifty years. Thank you, Danny Kirwan.
'You will forever be missed! ~Mick Fleetwood and Fleetwood Mac ALBUMS FEATURING THE WORK OF DANNY KIRWAN: Then Play On 1969 Blues Jam at Chess1969 Kiln House1970 Future Games1971 Bare Trees1972.'
The tribute did not include a cause of death.
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan who joined the band when he was just 18 dies aged 68 in London | Daily Mail Online
Holocaust survivor Gena Turgel, 95, who became known as the 'Bride of Belsen' after marrying a British soldier who liberated the camp, has died aged 95. The Polish native (pictured left) had dedicated her life to sharing her experiences of the atrocity following the war, including her life in the Jewish ghetto in Krakow, Poland. She was a frequent visitor to schools in Britain (shown with the Queen in 2015, inset) and was praised for telling her story which 'no one would ever forget'. Born in Krakow as Gena Goldfinger on February 1, 1923, Mrs Turgel (shown on her weddding day with husband Norman in 1947, right) had to move with her family in 1941 to a Jewish ghetto with only a sack of potatoes, some flour and a few belongings.
First ever Bond girl Eunice Gayson who flirted with 007 in Dr No and From Russia With Love dies aged 90
Will go down in cinema history for helping create one of Bond's catchphrases
The actress shared screen when 007 said 'Bond, James Bond' for the first time
Gayson, from Surrey, revealed she had to calm a nervous Sean Connery down before he delivered the line in 1962 movie Dr No
By Connor Boyd For Mailonline
9 June 2018
Actress Eunice Gayson who played the first ever Bond girl has died aged 90.
She played Sylvia Trench in 007's 1962 onscreen debut Dr No and flirted with Sean Connery's Bond in 1963's From Russia With Love.
During filming of Dr No, Gayson helped calm down a nervous Connery so he could say the famous catchphrase 'Bond, James Bond'.
The first ever Bond girl - Eunice Gayson (pictured in 007's 1962 debut Dr No ) - has died at the age of 90
A message posted on her official Twitter feed read: 'We are very sad to learn that our dear Eunice passed away on June 8.
'An amazing lady who left a lasting impression on everyone she met. She will be very much missed. She will be very much missed.'
Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, producers of the Bond series, said in a statement: 'We are so sad to learn that Eunice Gayson, our very first "Bond girl", who played Sylvia Trench in Dr No and From Russia With Love, has passed away.
'Our sincere thoughts are with her family.'
Gayson (pictured left in the 1960s) will go down in cinema history for helping coin Bond's catchphrase 'Bond, James Bond'. The actress (right, at the premiere of Skyfall in 2012) calmed a nervous Sean Connery down so he could deliver the famous line
She played Sylvia Trench in 007's 1962 debut, Dr No, and flirted with Bond in 1963's From Russia With Love (pictured in 1962 alongside her co-star)
Gayson will go down in cinema history for helping coin Bond's catchphrase.
In the 1962 Dr No, Gayson's character Sylvia Trench is seen playing poker at the Le Cercle club.
After losing a few hands she suggests raising the stakes, to which Bond replies: 'I admire your courage, Miss, er?'
She says: 'Trench, Sylvia Trench. I admire your luck, Mr...'
Sean Connery then delivers the famous line: 'Bond, James Bond.'
Gayson was born in Surrey in 1928. She landed a number of on screen roles before and after her part in Bond.
She was cast in Hammer Horror's 1958 movie The Revenge of Frankenstein and appeared in several classic TV series such as The Saint and The Avengers.
First ever Bond girl Eunice Gayson who flirted with 007 in Dr No and From Russia With Love dead | Daily Mail Online
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan who joined the band when he was just 18 dies aged 68 in London
By Christine Rendon For Dailymail.com
9 June 2018
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan has passed away at age 68.
The iconic rock band broke the news by sharing a touching tribute post onto their Facebook page, revealing Kirwan had died in London on Friday.
'DANNY KIRWAN MAY 13, 1950 ~ JUNE 8, 2018 A TRIBUTE FROM MICK FLEETWOOD AND FLEETWOOD MAC,' read the post.
'Today was greeted by the sad news of the passing of Danny Kirwan in London, England. Danny was a huge force in our early years.
Passed away: Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan has passed away at age 68 (L to R Peter Green, John McVie, Jeremy Spencer, Mick Fleetwood, and Kirwan)
Danny Kirwan is pictured above in this 1975 photo. He joined the band in 1968 when he was 18
'His love for the Blues led him to being asked to join Fleetwood Mac in 1968, where he made his musical home for many years.
'Danny's true legacy, in my mind, will forever live on in the music he wrote and played so beautifully as a part of the foundation of Fleetwood Mac, that has now endured for over fifty years. Thank you, Danny Kirwan.
'You will forever be missed! ~Mick Fleetwood and Fleetwood Mac ALBUMS FEATURING THE WORK OF DANNY KIRWAN: Then Play On 1969 Blues Jam at Chess1969 Kiln House1970 Future Games1971 Bare Trees1972.'
The tribute did not include a cause of death.
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan who joined the band when he was just 18 dies aged 68 in London | Daily Mail Online
"He had a travel show where he drank heavily and ate street food."
They made being homeless into a travel show?
They made being homeless into a travel show?
IN MEMORIAM: Charles Krauthammer
https://www.dailywire.com/news/32163/memoriam-charles-krauthammer-ben-shapiro
https://www.dailywire.com/news/32163/memoriam-charles-krauthammer-ben-shapiro