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HE WAS,AGREAT GUY AN ACTOR / WE WILL MISS HIM GOD BLESS YOU 🎉

Our mothers were friends. I remember my grandfather saying he was the most coordinated kid, he'd ever seen.

On my b day!

Do you know how he passed away?

Noooo nooo pliz why 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🇱🇧😢😢😢

Didn't know about this & its very sad. He so looks like his father. God bless, my condolences to family and friends.🙏🙏

What in the world happened to this beautiful being?💔 💔

Why did they call him 'Meat'?

Great player...

Wow that's sad . RIP Sir. Play it loud for those above .

R.I.P. FRANKIE LOVE YOU MISS YOU.

Beautiful Music !!! Beautiful Brother !!! RIP King !!!

REST IN MUSIC MR BEVERLY 😢

Rest in Eternal Power Frankie Beverly 💜🙏🏾🎼

That's my birthday

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He never lost his good looks. Rip you, beautiful man.

USMC...Wade ran with enough injuries to be declared wheelchair bound!❤❤❤❤heart of a leatherneck...also confronted the Tommie Smith black runners who cut the food line at the Olympic USA camp....fearless and gutsy!

His poster was inspirational to Pete DiOrio University of New Mexico 880 runner.

Great Marilyn Monroe ❤

Pronouns are now was/where. Good riddence

she was trash

Не первого марта , а одиннадцатого. 💔

Jerry Grote was a great defensive catcher and caller of pitches. He was instrumental in the development of the Mets’ talented young pitching staff of the 1960s, including such stalwarts as Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, and Nolan Ryan, and thus he played an instrumental part in the Mets’ rise from their mediocrity of the early 1960s to World Series champion in 1969.

RIP BROTHER WE ARE GOING TO MISS YOU camp. Richie Sandoval

Rest in Power king condolences to his family and his wife which I met both of them yrs ago in LA we hung out for a min we were at the same hotel he was so humble he never said who he was I had to figure it out myself him and his wife were so cool to me treated me like a son lol I’ll never forget that trip!!!

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With such a strong catching staff the Reds only had two catchers. More than once when Plummer would come in late in the game to give Bench a rest, Plummer would get thrown out on a ball/strike call leaving 0 catchers. I know at least once Dave Concepcion went behind the plate. Not sure if anyone else did. I thought Pete Rose caught an inning or two but can't find any record of it. By 1978 the Reds had rookie Don Werner, who was supposed to be the next Johnny Bench. That never materialized, but Werner's claim to fame was catching Tom Seaver's no-hitter in 1978.

Khyree Jackson was going to be shine player for the Minnesota Vikings and he was very good and sweet with the good smile on his face every day.

🎉 Rest in peace and birthday wishes to Lucille Ball. 8 6 Every woman involved in television owes Ms. Ball respect. She was one of its earliest pioneers. The company she shared with husband, Desi Arnaz known as Desi Lu productions is still relevant financially to this day Rest in Respect

RIP loves his work with Dylan on You Aing Going Nowhere

Thank you for the love to my mom!

Cause of death?

Take your Rest SiStar, your singing, living is not in vain, Thank You...❤❤❤

Gone too soon...

Joe Engle is the only man to ever stick-and-rudder the space shuttle back from orbit. Gordon Cooper did it but he only had to hit the Pacific Ocean. Joe Engle had to hit a runway.

Such a great singer and a very funny guy. You will be missed.

I will miss joe

Angela, your voice will always be in my heart. I had your albums and played them over and over again. Now, you are still singing, but, you are in heaven and what concert that must be. Just know we still love you here on earth.

He was an excellent and best tennis player but he was too old...RIP Vic Seixas 1923 - 2024.🙏 But i searched in Google "Famous people over 90" and i press to 'On This Day' but there are some little mistakes for example: Robert Mundell, Daniel Kahneman and Vic Seixas 3 have died they don't live!!!

Rip tony

Good looking guy!

Dave was my favorite person on the backstretch, hands down. Never met a gentleman like him and his love for his horses was obvious. I will miss him.

I used to watch him play at the Los Angeles Tennis Club...RIP

My favorite ❤

Rlp

Sadly, he took his own life. I am so sad. I worked for him in the early 1970s. He was such a great person to be around. He worked for Farrell Jones when I met him, and we both ended up working for the great Bobby Frankel. David was a joy to be around and he never got mad and hollered at anybody , even if we made a mistake. His son is a trainer in Kentucky I believe.

Prayers

what was the cause of death?