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January 19 - Suzanne Pleshette. This actress was in the Bob Newhart Show and in Rome Adventure. She was 70.

January 22 - Heath Ledger. This successful actor and father of Matilda will be greatly missed. He was only 28.

January 26 - Christian Brando. The son of Marlon Brando was just 49.

February 5 - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. He taught transcendentalist meditation to the Beatles, he was 96.

February 13 - David Groh. Appeared on Rhoda as husband Joe. He was 68.

February 27 - William F. Buckley. This author was a commentator as well. He was 82.

March 18 - Arthur C. Clarke. Writer of 2001: A Space Odyssey, was 90.

March 24 - Richard Widmark. Famous actor from How The West Was Won, was 93.

April 5 - Charlton Heston. The legend and The Ten Commandements star was 84.

May 5 - Jerry Wallace. The 50s musician and country singer was 79.

May 29 - Harvey Korman. The actor best known on The Carol Burnett Show was 81.

June 2 - Bo Diddley. Musician and one of the founding fathers of Rock & roll, was 79.

June 7 - Jim McKay. The ABC sportscaster for Wide Wide World of Sports.

June 13 - Tim Russert. This political journalist was also the host of Meet the Press.

June 22 - George Carlin. The famous comedian was 71.

July 4 - Senator Jesse Helms. He was a five term Senator from North Carolina. He was 86.

July 22 - Estelle Getty. The beloved actress and star of "The Golden Girls" was 85.

August 9 - Bernie Mac. This comedian of stand-up, movies, and television was just 50.

August 10 - Isaac Hayes. This musician was most famous for writing theme song to "Shaft". He was 65.

September 26 - Paul Newman. He was a beloved actor, best known a the actor from "Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid". He was 83.

October 17 - Levi Stubbs. Was the singer for the Four Tops. He was 72.

October 19 - Richard Blackwell. The fashion critic who created the "Ten Worst Dressed Women" died at age 86.

October 24 - Merl Saunders. The musician who played with The Grateful Dead, as keyboardist, was 74.

November 1 - Jimmy Carl Black, vocalist for The Mothers of Invention, died of lung cancer at 70.

November 1 - Tiffany Cloan, Playboy Playmate, died on a drug-overdose, she was just 35.

November 1 - Shakir Stewart, vice president of Def Jam Recordings, died from suicide by gunshot, he was 34.

November 20 - Betty James, American businesswoman and co-founder of the Slinky company, died at 90.

November 23 - Bob Hale, the American radio personality died at 62.

November 24 - Charlotte Armstrong, an American baseball player (1944-1945), was 84.

November 25 - Ocsi Flipper. The Hungarian singer and musician was 46.

November 27 - Andrew McKelvey, founder of Moster.com, died of pancreatic cancer, at 74.

December 4 - Steve Bradley. The American wrestler was just 32 years old.

December 4 - Party Arty, the rapper, was only 29 years old.

December 3 - William Pierson, Jr, an American art historian, was 97.

December 1 - Dorothy Sterling, the writer and historian was 95.

December 5 - Beverly Garland, the actress from "My Three Sons", died at 82, after a long illness.

December 11 - Bettie Page the American pin-up model died of a heart attack. She was 85.

December 12 - Van Johnson. The actor and legend died of natural causes at 92.

Jan. 15, age 25, Brad Renfro: his short life and acting career, rocketing to stardom as a child actor in 1993's "The Client." He also appeared in such films as "Ghost World" and "Sleepers."

Feb. 10, age 75, Roy Scheider: Jaws etc...

Sept. 1, age 68, Don LaFontaine: The famed voiceover actor, who made the phrase "in a world where" a household name, lent his talents to upward of 3,000 film trailers, and was oft imitated but never duplicated. In one of his rare onscreen appearances, he lampooned himself in a series of Geico car insurance commercials in 2006.

Nov. 4, age 66, Michael Crichton: Michael Crichton was one of the most successful writers in contemporary American fiction.

Feb. 2, age 89, Barry Morse: Born in England, Morse was a talented actor best known in the U.S. for his role in the TV series "The Fugitive."

Sept. 2, age 91, Bill Meléndez: The Mexico-born Meléndez came to the U.S. as a child and started in animation working for Walt Disney in the late 1930s.

Sept. 15, age 65, Richard Wright: The longtime Pink Floyd keyboardist.

May 26, age 73, Sydney Pollack: Actor

June 17, age 86, Cyd Charisse: Actress

March 18, age 54, Anthony Minghella: The Oscar-winning director of "The English Patient".

Oct. 15, age 81, Edie Adams: The blond sexpot

Oct. 8, age 90, Eileen Herlie: The Scotland-born Herlie became beloved to daytime soap fans for her 32 years of work on "All My Children".

March 19, age 86, Paul Scofield: Actor

Aug. 19, age 46, LeRoi Moore: Moore played saxophone in the Dave Matthews Band

July 3, age 83, Larry Harmon: Harmon was the comic genius Bozo the Clown

June 1, age 71, Yves Saint Laurent: legendary fashion designer

Jan. 17, age 84, Allan Melvin: Actor (best known as Sam the Butcher on Brady Bunch)

Jan. 10, age 85, Maila Nurmi: Actress

Feb. 26, age 60, Buddy Miles: legendary drummer

July 4, age 91, Evelyn Keyes: One of the last surviving major cast members of "Gone With the Wind".

May 24, age 86, Dick Martin: Dick Martin was best known for his role on the 60s smash TV hit "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In".

Aug. 31, age 71, Jerry Reed: Reed was a talented songwriter and sometime country performer.

May 8, age 89, Eddy Arnold: country singer

Feb. 27, age 63, Boyd Coddington: hosted the popular TV series "American Hot Rod".

April 15, age 82, Hazel Court: Actress

March 2, age 41, Jeff Healey: Talented guitarist

April 3, age 44, Wayne "Frosty Freeze" Frost: Well known breakdancer

Oct. 1, age 75, Nick Reynolds: One of the original members of the Kingston Trio

July 12, age 62, Bobby Murcer: The longtime baseball player and much-loved Yankees broadcaster

June 15, age 62, Stan Winston: movie special effects (Jurassic Park, Terminator, etc...)

March 4, age 69, Gary Gygax: one of the fathers of the modern role-playing game, "Dungeons & Dragons".

Oct. 1, age 92, House Peters Jr.: Actor

April 17, age 58, Danny Federici: The longtime keyboardist for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band died after battling melanoma for three years.

Feb. 28, age 64, Mike Smith: Smith was the true sound of the Dave Clark Five

July 12, age 53, Tony Snow: Former White House press secretary

May 13, age 82 Robert Rauschenberg: one of the giants of American postmodern art

April 14, age 95, Ollie Johnston: Johnston was the last survivor of Walt Disney fame

May 13, age 70, John Phillip Law: Actor

Oct. 31, age 96, Studs Terkel: Pulitzer Prize-winning author and champion.

May 26, age 88, Earle Hagen: One of TV's most prolific theme song composers

Dec. 1, age 70, Paul Benedict: A gifted character actor, best known for his recurring role on "The Jeffersons"

Oct. 19, age 81, Rudy Ray Moore: The pioneering musician, singer, actor, and filmmaker.

May 18, age 80, Larry Levine: Grammy-winning producer

Dec. 25, age 81, Eartha Kitt: The sultry singer