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Marcia Barrett, Jamaican- born British singer, surviving[1. Eileen Barton, Brooklyn- born American singer (died at age 8. Kathy Bates, Oscar- winning American actress (later treated for breast cancer and lymphedema), surviving[1. Laurie Beechman, American actress/singer (died at age 4.

Marcheline Bertrand, American film actress; mother of Angelina Jolie and James Haven (died at age 5. Carol Bly, American short- story writer/essayist (died at age 7. Maria del Carmen Bousada de Lara, world's oldest mother (died age 6. Clare Boylan, Irish writer (died at age 5.

Raelene Boyle, Australian athlete; surviving[1. Watch Furnace HIGH Quality Definitons. Diem Brown, American reality TV star (The Real World and Road Rules; died at age 3. Laura Crandall Brown, for whom the Laura Crandall Brown Ovarian Cancer Foundation in Birmingham, Alabama was founded (died in 2. Pam Brown, American politician (died at age 5.

Elicia Brown- Pomeroy, American journalist (JTA, The Forward, and the New York Jewish Week) and memoirist (died age 4. Tina Brozman, American lawyer and judge (died at age 5.

Dorothy Brunson, American businesswoman; first African American woman to own radio and television stations (died at age 7. Zenobia Camprubí Aymar, Spanish- born (of Catalan and Puerto Rican descent) writer, poet and translator (died at age 6. Ann Carter, American child actress (The Curse of the Cat People; died at age 7. Veronica Castang, British film, stage and television actress (died at age 5. Jill Chaifetz, American lawyer and children's right advocate (died at age 4. Carol Channing, American stage and musical comedy actress, surviving[2. Cayle Chernin, Canadian actress, writer, and producer (died at age 6.

Bonnie Christensen, American children's book author and illustrator (died at age 6. Caitlin Clarke, American actress (died at age 5. Alma Cogan, English singer/entertainer (died at age 3. Claudia Cohen, American socialite and journalist (died at age 5.

Anita Connick, American lawyer, judge and Louisiana Supreme Court justice (died at age 5. Maureen Connolly, tennis great; first woman to win four grand slam titles in one year (died age 3. Mary Cooney, American social worker, freelance book editor, and Arizona Daily Star copy editor (died at age 6. Helen Cresswell, British writer and author (died at age 7.

Kartina Dahari, Malaysian singer (died at age 7. Rosa De. Lauro, US congresswoman (D- CT), surviving[4. Sandy Dennis, Tony Award and Oscar- winning American theater and film actress (died at age 5. Nancy Dolman, Canadian actress and wife of Martin Short (died at age 5. Diana Dors, British actress, also known as Diana d'Ors (died at age 5.

Sara Douglass, Australian fantasy writer (died at age 5. Doris Dungey, American blogger and analyst on economic and finance issues (died at age 4. Ann Dunham, American anthropologist; mother of U. S. President Barack Obama (died at age 5.

Holly Dunn, American country music performer (died at age 5. Patricia C. Dunn, American businesswoman and former Hewlett- Packard executive (died at age 5. Robert Eads, American female to male transsexual who was denied medical treatment for the cancer in the US state of Georgia (died at age 5. Lorraine Ellison, American soul singer (died at age 5.

Susan Fernandez (aka Susan Fernandez Magno), Filipino singer, activist and academic (died at age 5. Jeannie Ferris, Australian politician (died at age 6.

Patricia Franchi Flaherty, founder of Ovations for the Cure (died at age 5. Susan Fleetwood, British film actress (died at age 5. Dr. Rosalind Franklin, British chemist and crystallographer, linked to discovery of the shape of the double helix of DNA (died at age 3. Catherine Gaskin, Irish- Australian novelist (died at age 8. Lovette George, Broadway actress and singer, died age 4.

Lynda Gibson, Australian comedian and actress (died at age 4. Frances Ginsberg, American operatic soprano (died at age 5. Debbie Goad, American journalist and magazine publisher (died at age 4. Johanna Silver Gordon, American schoolteacher (died at age 5. Johanna's Law" was named[6. Ella Grasso, American politician; first woman ever to be elected a state governor in the United States in her own right (died at age 6.

Nancy Graves, American sculptor, painter, printmaker, and filmmaker (died at age 5. Marjorie Gross, Canadian comedian and television writer/producer (Seinfeld; died at age 4. Sally Gross, American dancer, choreographer and teacher of dance (died at age 8. Linda Grover, American peace activist, founder of Global Family Day (died at age 7.

Kate Guinzburg, American film producer (died at age 6. Dolly Haas, German- American actress and singer (died at age 8. Hasri Ainun Habibie, Indonesian physician and wife of President. B. J. Habibie; served as First Lady of Indonesia from 1.

Joan Hackett, American actress (died at age 4. Cassandra Harris, Australian actress; first wife of Pierce Brosnan (died at age 4. Cassandra Harris's mother, Mrs. Roma Waites, and Harris' daughter, Charlotte Brosnan (aged 4. Cecilia Hart, American television and stage actress (died at age 6. Josephine Hart, Lady Saatchi, Irish- born British- based novelist (died at age 6. Joyce Hatto, British pianist (died at age 7.

Dianne Heatherington, Canadian film and television actress (died at age 4. Sharon Tyler Herbst, American chef and cookbook author (died at age 6. Denise Jefferson, American dancer/director of the Ailey School (died at age 6. Margaret Juntwait, American radio host, host of Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts from 2. Madeline Kahn, American actress, singer and comedian (died at age 5. Shizuko Kasagi, Japanese jazz singer and actress (died at age 7. Amy Kass, American academic and educator at the University of Chicago (died at age 7.

Tomoko Kawakami, Japanese voice actress (died at age 4. Grace Keagy, American musical theatre, soap opera and television actress (died at age 8. Pagan Kennedy, American author, surviving[9. Coretta Scott King, American civil rights activist; widow of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Laura Knaperek, American politician, public official, and member of the Arizona House of Representatives (died at age 6. Manisha Koirala, Bollywood actress and political activist, surviving[9.

Myra Nathalie Kraft (née Hiatt; December 2. July 2. 0, 2. 01. New England Patriots football team, Robert "Bob" Kraft[9.

Joyce Kulhawik, American film critic and Boston television personality; former TV co- host of movie critic Leonard Maltin; surviving[9. Sarabeth Kusick, wife of American baseball player Craig Kusick (died at age 5.

Francess Lantz, American librarian, novelist and writer (died at age 5. Evelyn Lauder, Vienna- born New York businesswoman, breast cancer awareness activist, and philanthropist (died at age 7. Marjie Lawrence, British actress (died at age 7. Dixie Lee, American singer; first Mrs. Bing Crosby (died three days before her 4. Valisia Le. Kae, American singer and musical theatre actress, surviving[1.

Vange Leonel, Brazilian singer- songwriter, guitarist, journalist, blogger, novelist, playwright, feminist/LGBT activist (died at age 5. Lim Bee Kau, Malaysian politician, MP for Padang Serai from 1.

Clarice Lispector, Brazilian prose writer (died at age 5. Sinnamon Love, African American former pornographic film actress and director, surviving.[1.