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Departures of note

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  1. Vline Buggy?–2026French lyricist who wrote hit songs for Claude François, Johnny Hallyday, Dalida and other major French artists.
  2. André Guy1941–2026French international footballer and 1969 Ligue 1 top scorer who won the French title with Saint-Étienne and the Coupe de France with Rennes.
  3. Rodolphe1948–2026Prolific French comics writer, author of over 200 albums including the series Trent, Kenya and Comanche, and winner of the Jacques-Lob Prize.
  4. Lucien Lazare1924–2026Lucien Lazare was a French-Israeli historian, Holocaust remembrance figure, and former Resistance fighter, aged 101.
  5. Marc de la Ménardière?–2026French documentary filmmaker known for En quête de sens and later an eco-lieu founder in Deux-Sèvres.
  6. Sergey Tchepikov1967–2026Sergei Vladimirovich Tchepikov was a Russian biathlete and cross-country skier, a double Olympic champion who competed at six Winter Olympics between 1988 and 2006.
  7. Jean Orizet1937–2026French poet, editor, and critic who cofounded the Le Cherche Midi publishing house and the Poésie 1 review, and won the Grand Prix de Poésie de l'Académie française.
  8. Giorgos Mazonakis?–2026Greek singer and actor, one of Greece's most popular laïko and pop performers.
  9. Yves Brunier1943–2026French puppeteer and co-creator of Casimir, the beloved orange dinosaur of the children's TV show L'Île aux enfants.
  10. Patrick Kurtz1954–2026French volleyball administrator who served as president of the French Volleyball Federation from 2010 to 2012.
  11. Charles Josselin1938–2026Charles Josselin was a French Socialist politician who served as a government minister, deputy, senator, and president of the Côtes-d'Armor departmental council.
  12. Christian Breseghello1955–2026French rugby union prop who won the French championship with Stade Toulousain in 1985.
  13. Dominique Alderweireld1949–2026French pimp known as "Dodo la Saumure" who became a public figure through the DSK/Carlton de Lille affair.
  14. Philippe Bouvard1929–2026French radio and television presenter, journalist, and humorist, best known as the longtime host of RTL's iconic program Les Grosses Têtes.