 Rod Serling 1975 |  Anwar Sadat 1981 |  Barbara Stanwyck 1990 |  Frank Sinatra 1998 |  Terri Schiavo 2005 |  Hank Stram 2005 |
 Aaron Spelling 2006 |  Anna Nicole Smith 2007 |  Wally Schirra 2007 |  Beverly Sills 2007 |  Tom Snyder 2007 |  Roy Schneider 2008 |
 Merl Saunders 2008 |  Ron Silver 2009 |  Eunice Kennedy Shriver 2009 |  Patrick Swayze 2009 |  Soupy Sales 2009 |  Jean Simmons 2010 |
 George Steinbrenner 2010 |  Sargent Shriver 2011 |  Elisabeth Sladen 2011 |  Michael Sarrazin 2011 |  Leonard Stone 2011 |  Donna Summer 2012 |
 Jean Stapleton 2013 |  Elaine Stritch 2014 |  Stuart Scott 2015 |  Bob Simon 2015 |  Omar Sharif 2015 |  Joe Santos 2016 |
 Garry Shandling 2016 |  William Schallert 2016 |  Morley Safer 2016 |  Theresa Saldana 2016 |  Jerry Stiller 2020 |
Robin Sachs b. 1951 d. 2013
Actor – Ethan Rayne on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”
Anwar Sadat b. 1918 d. 1981 (assassinated)
Egyptian President
Barry Sadler b. 1940 d. 1987
US Army Sgt./composer/singer – Ballad of the Green Berets
Morley Safer b. 1931 d. 2016 (in his sleep)
Journalist – CBS News for 52 years (1964-2016), 60 Minutes for 46 years (1970-2016), won 12 Emmy Awards
Carl Sagan b. November 9, 1934. d. December 20, 1996 (bone marrow cancer)
Astronomer/writer – The Cosmos
Craig Sager b. 1951 d. 2016 (acute myeloid leukemia)
Sports Reporter – best known for covering the NBA and for his loud suits
Andrei Sakharov b. 1921 d. 1989 (heart attack)
Nobel Prize wining Russian physicist
Theresa Saldana b. 1954 d. 2016 (pneumonia)
Actress – Rachel Scali on “The Commish” (1991-’96)
Soupy Sales b.1926 d. 2009
Comedian, panelist on What’s My Line? and childrens show Lunch with Soupy
JD Salinger b. 1919 d. 2010 (natural causes)
Author, wrote “Catcher In The Rye” he shunned fame and became a recluse
Pierre Salinger b.1925 d. October 16, 2004 (heart failure)
Press Secretary to Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson
Jonas Salk – b. 1914 d. 1995
Physician/microbiologist – Developed the polio vaccine
Albert Salmi d. 1990 b. 1928 (murdered his wife and then shot himself)
Actor – many Western parts
Carl Sandburg b. 1878. d. 1967 (heart attack)
Poet/biographer
Harland ‘Colonel’ Sanders b. 1890. d. 1980 (leukemia)
Kentucky Fried Chicken founder – Finger lickin’ good!
Billy Sands b. 1911 d. 1984 (lung cancer)
Actor – Machinist Mate Harrison ‘Tinker’ Bell on McHale’s Navy
Isabel Sanford b. 1917 d. July 9, 2004 (natural causes)
Actress – Louise Jefferson on “The Jeffersons”
Joe Santos b. 1931 d. 2016 (heart attack)
Actor – Lieutenant Dennis Becker on The Rockford Files (1974-1980)
Dick Sargent b. 1933. d. 1994 (cancer)
Actor – He replaced Dick York as Darren on Bewitched
David Sarnoff b. 1891 d. 1971
First to recieve the wireless message from the Titanic. Founded NBC. Was Brig. General in Army in WWII.
Michael Sarrazin b. 1940 d. 2011 (cancer)
Canadian Actor – “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?”
Merl Saunders b. 1934 d. 2008 (complications from stroke)
Musician – keyboardist with The Grateful Dead
Randy “MachoMan” Savage b. 1958 d. 2011 (heart attack)
Entertainer / Wrestler – WCW and WWF Champ many times over
Telly Savalas b. 1924 d. 1994 (prostate cancer)
Actor – Kojack
Antonin Scalia b. 1936 d. 2016
Supreme Court Justice 1986-2016(death), appointed by Ronald Reagan
Rebecca Schaeffer b. 1967 d. 1989 (Murdered by stalker, Robert John Bardo, who was sentenced to life in prison. )
Actress – Patti Russell on My Sister Sam
William Schallert b. 1922 d. 2016
Actor – Martin Lane (Patty’s Father) on The Patty Duke Show
Roy Scheider b. 1932 d. February 10, 2008 (multiple myeloma, a cancer of the plasma cell)
Actor – Police Chief Brodie in Jaws
Maximilian Schell b.1930 d. Feb. 1, 2014 (pneumonia)
Actor – “Judgment at Nuremberg,”
DrBo Schembechler b. 1929 d. November 17, 2006 (heart failure)
Legendary football coach at University of Michigan
Chris Schenkel b. 1923 d. September 11, 2005 (emphysema)
Sportscaster
Vincent Schiavelli b. 1948 d. December 26, 2005 (lung cancer)
Actor -Subway ghost in “Ghost”
Terri Schiavo b.12/3/1963 d. March 31, 2005
Brain damaged woman whose care and death sparked controversy
Oskar Schindler b. 1908 d. 1974
Saved 1200 Jews during WWII – subject of Spielberg movie
Wally Schirra b. 1923 d. May 3, 2007
Original Mercury 7 astronaut who also flew in the Gemini and Apollo programs
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. b. 1917 d. February 28, 2007 (heart attack)
Historian and Kennedy family confidant
Maria Schneider b.1952 d. 2011 (cancer)
Actress – Jeanne in Last Tango in Paris
William Scholl b. 1921 d. March 15, 2002
Famed for foot comfort!
Marge Schott b. d. March 2, 2004 (lung related problems)
Deposed owner of the Cincinnati Reds
Charles Schulz b. 1922. d. February 12, 2000 (colon cancer)
Creator of Peanuts – His last strip ran Sunday, February 13, 2000
Jack Schwab b. 1904. d. 1980
Owner of Schwab’s Drug Store on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood
General Norman Schwarzkopf b. 1934 d. 2012 (complications of pneumonia)
Soldier – commanded coalition forces in the first Persian Gulf War, “Desert Storm”
Albert Schweitzer b. 1875. d. 1965
German philosopher, physician and humanitarian
Francis R. “Dick” Scobee b. 1939 d. 1986
A Challenger astronaut
Paul Scofield b. 1922 d. March 19, 2008 (leukemia)
Actor – A Man for All Seasons
George C. Scott b. 1927 d. 1999 (ruptured abdominal aortic aneurism)
Actor – Patton
Gordon Scott (Werschkul) b. 1926 d. 2007 (complications from multiple heart surgeries)
Actor – the eleventh Tarzan in the series (1955-1960)
Randolph Scott b. 1898. d. 1987
Western Actor
Stuart Scott b. 1965 d. 2015 (cancer)
Sportscaster – anchor on ESPN’s Sports Center
Tony Scott b. 1944 d. 2012 (suicide)
Movie & TV Director – “Top Gun”, “Days of Thunder”, “A-Team”
William Scranton b. 1917 d. 2013 (cerebral hemorrhage)
Politician – Governor of Pennsylvania (1963 to 1967)and Ambassador to the U.N. (1976)
Angus Scrimm b. 1926 d. 2016
Actor – the Tall Man in “Phantasm” (1979) and four sequels
Earl Scruggs b. 1924 d. 2012 (natural causes)
Banjo Player – “The Ballad of Jed Clampett” (theme to Beverly Hillbillies)
Jean Seberg b. 1938 d. 1979 (barbiturate overdose)
Actress – Lillith, Saint Joan
Pete Seeger b. 1919 d. 2013
Singer / songwriter – folk singer, wrote “If I Had a Hammer”, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone
Peter Sellers b. 1925. d. 1980 (heart attack)
Actor – Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau in the Pink Panther
Rod Serling b. 1924. d. 1975 (complications of heart surgery)
Writer/producer – The Twilight Zone
Dr. (Theodore Geisel) Seuss b. 1904 d. 1991
Writer/illustrator
Eric Sevareid b.1912 d. 1992
Journalist
Johnny Seven b. 1926 d. 2010
Actor- Lt. Carl Reese on Ironside (1967-75)
Garry Shandling b. 1949 d. 2016 (heart attack)
Comedian – “Garry Shandling Show” and “The Larry Sanders” Show
Del Shannon b. 1934 d. 1990 (self-inflicted gunshot wound)
Singer – Runaway
Omar Sharif b. 1932 d. 2015 (natural)
Actor – Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Doctor Zhivago (1965) and Funny Girl (1968)
Ray Sharkey b. 1952 d. 1993 (AIDS)
Actor – Sonny Steelgrave on Wiseguy
Artie Shaw b. 1910 d. December 30, 2004
Clarinetist and Bandleader
Robert Shaw b. 1927 d. 1978 (heart attack)
Actor – Quint in Jaws
Dick Shawn b. 1929. d. 1987 (heart attack – while onstage)
Comedian
George Beverly Shea, b.1909 d. 2013 (at 104 years old)
Gospel singer and hymn composer – described as “America’s beloved Gospel singer”
Johnny Sheffield, b. 1931 d. 2010 (heart attack)
Actor – Boy in Tarzan movies
Carroll Shelby b. 1922 d. 2012
Automotive designer – Shelby Cobra, Shelby Mustang
Sidney Sheldon b. 1917 d. January 30, 2007 (pneumonia)
Author, producer – The Other Side of Midnight and I Dream of Jeannie
Alan B Shepard, Jr b. 1923 d. 1998 (leukemia)
Astronaut – First American in space, oldest man to walk on the moon (Apollo 14)
Dr. Sam Sheppard b. 1923 d. 1970
Accused of murdering his wife and spent ten years in prison
Tony Sheridan b. 1940 d. 2013 (complications from heart surgery)
Singer / songwriter – recorded several songs singing with the Beatles (1961)
Allan Sherman b. 1924 d. 1973
Musician/comic – Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh
Madeleine Sherwood b. 1922 d. 2016 (in her sleep)
Actress – Reverend Mother Placido in “The Flying Nun” (1967-70)
Roberta Sherwood b. 1913 d. 1999
Singer – “Lazy River”
Willie Shoemaker b. 1931 d. October 12, 2003 (died in his sleep)
Jockey – 8,883 victories are the second-most in thoroughbred racing history
Dinah Shore b. 1916 d. 1994 (cancer)
Actress, host, great lady
Bobby Short b. 1924 d. March 21, 2005
Pianist, for 35 years at the Carlyle Hotel in New York City
Eunice Kennedy Shriver b. 1921 d. August 11, 2009
Philanthropist and champion for the mentally disabled , founded the Special Olympics
Sargent Shriver b. 1915 d. 2011 (Alzheimers disease)
Diplomat and Politician – married to Eunice Kennedy
Hugh Sidey b. 1927 d. November 21, 2005 (heart attack)
Journalist – Covered White House for Time magazine
Joel Siegel b. 1943 d. June 29, 2007 (colon cancer)
Longtime movie critic for “Good Morning America”
Ruth Siems b. 1931 d. November 13, 2005 (heart attack)
Invented Stove Top Stuffing
Simone Signoret b. 1921 d. 1985 (cancer)
Actress – Room at the Top
Karen Silkwood b. 1946. d. 1974 (murdered)
Nuclear Reactor Worker
Beverly Sills b.1929 d. July 2, 2007 (cancer)
Brooklyn-born opera diva
Ron Silver b. 1948 d. March 15, 2009 (esophageal cancer)
Actor & political activist – West Wing
Jay Silverheels b. 1919. d. 1980 (stroke)
Actor – Tonto on The Lone Ranger
Phil Silvers b.1911 d. 1985
Comedian – Sgt. Bilko
Jean Simmons b. 1928 d. 2010 (lung cancer)
Actress – The Robe, Spartacus, Guys and Dolls
Richard Simmons b. 1913 d. January 11, 2003 (Alzheimers)
Actor – Sgt. Preston of the Yukon
Paul Simon b.1928 d. December 9, 2003 (complications of heart surgery)
U.S. Senator from Illinois with signature bow tie
Bob Simon b. 1941 d. 2015 (car accident)
Journalist – television correspondent for CBS News (1969–2015)
Nina Simone b.1933 d. April 21, 2003
Singer – I Loves You Porgy
Nicole Brown Simpson b. 1959 d. 1994
Murdered by ex-husband O.J. Simpson – hey, my site, my opinion
Barbara Sinatra b.1927 d.2017 (natural)
Performer/model – married Frank Sinatra (1976-1998)
Frank Sinatra b. 1915. d. 1998 (heart attack)
Singer/actor – Ol’ Blue Eyes
Frank Sinatra Jr. b. 1944 d. 2016 (heart attack)
Singer- son of Frank Sinatra and a talented singer
Isaac B. Singer b. 1904 d. 1991
Writer – Nobel Prize winner in 1978
Doris Singleton b. 1919 d. 2012
Actress – Carolyn Appleby on “I Love Lucy” (Lucy’s wealthy neighbor)
Penny Singleton b. 1908 d. 2003
Actress – comic strip heroine Blondie Bumstead (1939-1950)
Gene Siskel b. 1946 d. 1999 (complication from brain surgery)
Movie critic
Red Skelton b. 1913. d. 1997 (pneumonia)
Comedian – The Red Skelton Hour
Elisabeth Sladen b. 1946 d. 2011 (cancer)
Actress – Sarah Jane Smith on “Doctor Who”
Donald K. “Deke” Slayton b. 1924 d. 1993 (brain cancer)
One of the “Original Seven” Mercury astronauts
Joni Sledge b. 1957 d. 2017 (unknown)
Singer – with two sisters founded R&B group Sister Sledge “We Are Family”
Percy Sledge b. 1941 d. 2015 (liver cancer)
R&B Singer – “When a Man Loves a Woman”
Karl Slover b. 1918 d. 2011 (heart attack)
munchkin in 1939 production of “Wizard of Oz”
Sen. George Smathers b. 1913 d. January 20, 2007 (stroke)
Former U.S. Senator and confidant to several Presidents
Anna Nicole Smith b. 1967 d. February 8, 2007
Playmate and Reality TV star
Buffalo Bob Smith b. 1917 d. 1998
Actor – Howdy Doody Show
Bubba Smith b. 1945 d. 2011 (acute drug intoxication and heart disease)
Athlete/Actor – NFL defensive end and Hightower in “Police Academy” films
Claydes Charles Smith b. 1948 d. June 20, 2006
Musician – Co-founder and lead guitarist of Kool & the Gang
Harold “Hal” Smith b. 1916. d. 1994 (heart attack)
Actor – Otis, the town drunk on the Andy Griffith Show
Howard K. Smith b. 1914 d. February 15, 2002 (pneumonia, complication of heart disease)
Journalist – one of the “Murrow Boys” and anchor for ABC
Jewel “Sammi” Smith b. 1943 d. February 12, 2005
Country Singer – Help Me Make It Through The Night
John Smith b. 1931 d. 1995 (cirrhosis of the liver)
Actor – Slim Sherman on Laramie
Kate Smith b. 1909 d. 1986 (diabetes)
Singer – The Kate Smith Show
Lane Smith b. 1936 d. June 13, 2005 (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
Actor – Perry White in Lois & Clark:The New Adventures of Superman
Merriman Smith b. 1913 d. 1970 (suicide by gunshot)
UPI White House Correspondent – broke the story of JFK’s assassination
Michael John Smith b. 1945. d. January 28, 1986
US Space Shuttle Challenger Pilot
Mike Smith b. 1943 d. 2008 (pneumonia)
Musician/ was lead vocalist for the Dave Clark Five
William French Smith b. 1917 d. 1990
Attorney General of the U.S., 1981-1985
Sam Snead b. 1912 d. May 23, 2002 (complications from stroke)
Golfer – Slammin’ Sammy
Carrie Snodgress b. 1946 d. April 1, 2004 (heart failure)
Actress – Diary of a Mad Housewife, Pale Rider
Hank Snow b. 1914 d. December 20, 1999
Musician – The Singing Ranger
Phoebe Snow b. 1950 d. 2011 (brain hemorrage)
Singer / Songwriter most famous for “Poetry Man” and setting aside her career to care for a sick daughter
Tony Snow b. 1955 d. 2008 (colon cancer)
Reporter/ was White House spokesman/ Press Secretary for the Bush Administration
Tom Snyder b. 1936 d. July 29, 2007 (leukemia)
TV talk host – Tomorrow and Late Late Show
Arlen Specter b. 1930 d. 2012 (non-Hodgkin lymphoma)
Moderate Pennsylvania Senator served 1980-2011
Aaron Spelling b. 1923 d. June 23, 2006 (stroke)
Producer – Mod Squad, Starsky and Hutch, Charlie’s Angels, The Love Boat, Dynasty, Beverly Hills 90210
Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder d. 1996
Oddsmaker
Jack Soo b. 1917 d. 1979 (cancer)
Actor – Det. Nick Yemana on Barney Miller
Joe South b. 1940 d. Sept. 5, 2012 (heart Failure)
Songwriter – won a Grammy for “Games People Play”
Ted Sorensen b. 1928 d. 2010 (stroke)
White House Counsel, special advisor and speech writer for President Kennedy
Ann Sothern b. 1909 d. March 15, 2001 (heart failure)
Actress – The Ann Sothern Show
John Spencer b. 1946 d. December 16, 2005 (heart attack)
Actor – Leo McGarry on the West Wing
Wendie Jo Sperber b. 1958 d. November 29, 2005 (breast cancer)
Actress – Bosom Buddies, also Back to the Future
Mickey Spillane b. 1918 d. July 17, 2006 (cancer)
Writer – Mike Hammer novels
Dr. Benjamin Spock b. 1903 d. 1998
Pediatrician/writer – Baby and Child Care
Dusty Springfield b. 1939 d. 1999 (breast cancer)
Singer – I Only Want to Be with You, Wishin’ and Hopin’
Robert Stack b. 1919 d. May 15, 2003 (heart failure)
Actor – Elliott Ness in the Untouchables
Lionel Stander b.1908 d. 1994 (lung cancer)
Actor – Max on Hart to Hart
Barbara Stanwyck b. 1907 d. 1990 (congestive heart failure)
Actress – Victoria Barkley on The Big Valley
Jean Stapleton b. 1923 d. May 31, 2013 (natural)
Actress – Edith Bunker on “All in the Family” (1971-1979)
Maureen Stapleton b. 1925 d. March 13, 2006 (chronic pulmonary disease)
Actress – Reds and Interiors
Ray Stark b. 1914 d. January 17, 2004 (heart attack)
Producer – Funny Girl, The Way We Were
Charles Starrett b. 1903 d. 1986 (cancer)
Western actor – Durango Kid
Harold E. Stassen b. 1908 d. March 4, 2001
Ran 9 times for the Republican presidential nomination between 1948 and 1992
James St. Clair b. 1921 March 10, 2001
Tricky Dick’s Watergate lawyer
Bob Steele b. 1907 d. 1988 (heart failure)
Actor – Trooper Duffy on F Troop
Don Steele b. 1936 d. 1997 (lung cancer)
DJ – L.A. “Boss Jock” of the 1960’s
Karen Steele b. 1931 d. 1988 (cancer)
Actress – Virginia in “Marty” and Eve McHuron in the Star Trek episode “Mudd’s Women” – age 56
Rod Steiger – b. 1925 d. July 9, 2002 (pneumonia and kidney failure)
Actor – On the Waterfront, In the Heat of the Night
George Steinbrenner b. 1930 d. July 13, 2010 (heart attack)
Businessman – Flamboyant owner of the NY Yankees, won 7 World Series and 11 Pennants
Max Steiner b. 1888 d. 1971
Composer – Gone With the Wind ,77 Sunset Strip, Hawaiian Eye, Sugarfoot
Casey Stengel b. 1890 d. 1975
Manager of the New York Yankees
Robert Sterling b. 1917 d. May 30, 2006
Actor – ghost George Kerby in Topper
Issac Stern b. 1920 d. September 22, 2001 (heart attack)
Violinist
Leonard Stern b. 1923 d. 2011 (heart failure)
Screenwriter/ Producer/ Director – developed word game “Ad Libs”
Craig Stevens b. 1918 d. 2000 (cancer)
Actor – Peter Gunn
George Stevens b. 1904 d. 1975 (heart attack)
Actor/director – Giant, Diary of Anne Frank, Gunga Din
Inger Stevens b. 1934 d. 1970 (suicide-overdose)
Actress – Katy Holstrum on The Farmer’s Daughter
Adlai Stevenson b. 1900 d. 1965 (heart attack)
Governor of Illinois, Presidential candidate (lost to Ike)
McLean Stevenson b. 1929 d. 1996 (heart attack)
Actor – Lt. Col. Henry Blake on MASH
Jay Stewart b. 1918 d. 1989 (suicide)
Monty Hall’s assistant on Let’s Make a Deal
Jimmy Stewart b. 1908. d. 1997 (pulmonic blood clot)
Actor – It’s a Wonderful Life
John Stewart b.1939 d. 2008 (brain aneurysm)
Muscian/ sang with the Kinston Trio
Potter Stewart b. 1915 d. 1985
US Supreme Court Justice
Jerry Stiller b. 1927 d. 2020 (natural)
Ben Stiller’s Father,played Frank, George Costanza’s father on TV show “Seinfeld”
Retired Vice Adm. James Stockdale b. 1923 d. July 5, 2005 (Alzheimers)
Medal of Honor recipient and Ross Perot’s running mate for president in 1992
Leonard Stone b. 1923 d. November 02, 2011
Actor – Judge Hanson on “L.A. Law” and the father in “Willy Wonka”
Milburn Stone b. 1904 d. 1980 (heart attack)
Actor – Dr. Galen ‘Doc’ Adams on Gunsmoke
Gale Storm b. 1922 d. 2009 (aging)
Actress – TV series My Little Marjie and Gale Storm Show
Beatrice Straight b. 1914 d. April 7, 2001
Actress – Network and the Mother on Wonder Woman
Hank Stram b. 1923 d. July 4, 2005 (complications of diabetes)
Coach of the Kansas City Chiefs and Pro Football Hall of Famer
Glenn Strange b. 1899 d. 1973
Actor – Sam the bartender on Gunsmoke
Lee Strasberg b. 1901 d. 1982
Actor/teacher – Actor’s Studio famed for “method acting”
Susan Strasberg b. 1938 d. 1999 (breast cancer)
Actress – Daughter of Lee, friend of Marilyn Monroe
Marica Strassman b. 1948 d. Oct. 25, 2014 (breast cancer)
Actress – Julie Kotter in “Welcome Back, Kotter”
Dorothy Stratten b. 1960 d. 1980 (murdered by husband)
Playboy Model
Richard Street b. 1942 d. 2013 (pulmonary embolism)
Singer – member of The Temptations (1971 – ’93)
David Strickland b. 1969 d. 1999 (suicide)
Actor – Todd Stites on Suddenly Susan
Elaine Stritch b. 1925 d. 2014 (natural causes)
Actress / singer – primarily a stage actrees also Jack Donaghy’s mother, Colleen, on NBC’s 30 Rock
Levi Stubbs b. 1936 d. 2008 (cancer)
he was the front man for the very popular 50’s group The Four Tops
Barry Sullivan b.1912 d. 1994 (respiratory ailment)
Actor – Deputy Sheriff Pat Garrett on The Tall Man
Ed Sullivan b. 1901 d. 1974
Entertainer – The Ed Sullivan Show
Donna Summer b. 1948 d. 2012 (lung cancer)
Singer/Songwriter – many disco hits “Last Dance”, “Bad Girls”
Pat Summerall b. 1930 d. 2013 (cardiac arrest following hip surgery)
Athlete / Broadcaster – “the voice of the NFL” did commentary for CBS & Fox
Pat Summitt b. 1952 d. 2016 (Alzheimer’s disease)
NCAA Basketball Coach – University of Tennessee Woman’s team (1974 – 2012) the winningest NCAA coach ever
JD Sumner b. 1924. d. 1998
Singer – backed up Elvis – JD Sumner and the Stamps
Carol Ann Susi b. 1952 d. 2014 (cancer)
Actress- voice of Mrs. Wolowitz on “Big Bang Theory”
Bob Suter b. 1957 d. 2014 (heart attack)
Athlete – member of the Miracle on Ice 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team
Frank Sutton b. 1922 d. 1974
Actor – Sgt. Vincent Carter on Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
Gloria Swanson b. 1899 d. 1983
Actress – Sunset Boulevard
John Cameron Swayze b. 1906 d. 1995
Journalist/Timex ads – Just this once, it took a licking but…
Patrick Swayze b. 1952 d. 2009 (pancreatic cancer)
actor/dancer, movies include Ghost, Road House, Dirty Dancing
Patsy Swayze b. 1927 d. 2013 (stroke)
Dancer / Choreographer – Mother of Patrick Swayze
Sawyer Sweeten b. 1995 d. 2015 (self inflicted gunshot)
Actor – one of two twins sons on “Everyone Loves Raymond”
Jack Swigert b. 1931 d. 1982 (cancer)
Command module pilot of Apollo 13 – Said, “Houston, we have a problem”
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