OBITUARIES

**fudd** · 01.23.21, 07:09 AM

Originally Posted by Dave's Dreidel

We are simply getting to the age that everyone we grew up watching and listening to are going to be dropping off.

It sucks.

I get all that but shit, spread it out god.

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**Elwood P.** · 01.23.21, 07:18 AM

Hammerin’ Hank. RIP.

**Raldo** · 01.23.21, 09:43 AM

Larry King just passed.

**Daisy Hill** · 01.23.21, 10:49 AM

Larry King. Poor guy. He has been thru the wringer health wise for a long time. and then to go thru another divorce so late in life. The stress of that has to be awful.

Another icon lost to covid, but you can't discount age in this scenrio. 87 That's a lot of years.

**billy007** · 01.23.21, 12:33 PM

well, there's my connection...

been a rough bit for anyone associated with the Dodgers - LaSorda, Sutton, Aaron, now Larry King...

I remember picking up Larry's show late one night on the radio, and just being stuck listening. Not sure if I tuned in again, but one of those insignificant but memorable memories. Probably wasn't too long before he was on to bigger and better things any way. Rest in Peace, Mr. King

Also, rest in peace Gregory Sierra - thanks for being "Julio" and "El Puerco", among others

**Ilovevh** · 01.24.21, 06:53 PM

Jimmie Rodgers, singer of the 1957 hits "Honeycomb" and "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine," has died at age 87.

https://t.co/ZiGfFgrmdW

**Ilovevh** · 01.27.21, 04:58 PM

Cloris Leachman, Emmy and Oscar Winner, dies at 94

**Brett** · 01.27.21, 05:06 PM

Like has been said the bottom line is we are at that age where everyone we watched on TV, everyone we watched in the movies, and all our musical idols are at the age where it’s time to pass away. I’m sure all generations go through this. This is so much more out in the open now because of the net, and we are at the forefront of the generation losing our heroes in that era.