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Departures of note

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  1. Gloria Steinem1934–2026American journalist and feminist activist who co-founded Ms. magazine and became a leading figure of second-wave feminism.
  2. Carla Jeffery1993–2026American actress known for playing cheerleader Bree in the Disney Channel 'Zombies' franchise.
  3. Charles "Kippy" Brown1955–2026Charles "Kippy" Brown was an American football player and coach, the first Black quarterback in Memphis history and a Super Bowl-winning NFL assistant.
  4. Alphonso Smith Jr.1985–2026Alphonso Smith Jr. was an American professional football cornerback who played four NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos and Detroit Lions and was a consensus All-American at Wake Forest.
  5. Cassandra Wilson1955–2026Grammy-winning American jazz singer and songwriter known for blending jazz with blues, country, and pop repertoire.
  6. Patrick Gleeson1934–2026American synthesizer pioneer, composer and producer who brought synthesizers to jazz with Herbie Hancock and scored film and television.
  7. Peter Llewellyn-Jones?–2026British actor best known as Mr Grimley in the 1990s children's series The Riddlers, and a British Sign Language advocate and educator.
  8. Jean-Paul Rappeneau1932–2026French film director and screenwriter celebrated for Cyrano de Bergerac and Le Hussard sur le toit.
  9. Matt Dee1979–2026Matt Dee was an Australian lifeguard and star of the reality TV show Bondi Rescue, who died aged 47.
  10. Victor Miller1940–2026Victor Miller was the screenwriter of the horror classic "Friday the 13th" and a Daytime Emmy-winning television writer.
  11. Wendell Berry1934–2026American novelist, poet, essayist, and farmer who championed small family farms and agrarian values against industrial agriculture.
  12. Sheri Herman1955–2026American media and entertainment executive who held senior roles at E!, American Cybercast, TCI, and Access Entertainment Network.
  13. Édouard Balladur1929–2026French politician who served as Prime Minister of France from 1993 to 1995 under President François Mitterrand.
  14. Marty Nadler?–2026Television writer and producer who collaborated extensively with Garry Marshall on 'Happy Days,' 'Laverne & Shirley,' and films including 'Pretty Woman.'
  15. David Fair1952–2026David Fair (1951–2026) was an American musician who co-founded the cult art rock band Half Japanese with his brother Jad.
  16. Jean-François Leroy1956–2026French journalist and photographer who co-founded and directed the Visa pour l'image international photojournalism festival in Perpignan.
  17. Joe Anderson1981–2026Joe Anderson was Englewood, Colorado's mayor pro tem and city council member who died at 45 while hiking Quandary Peak.
  18. Jackie Glass1956–2026Jackie Glass, a Clark County District Court judge who sentenced O.J. Simpson and hosted the court show 'Swift Justice with Jackie Glass,' has died at 70.
  19. Roy Slaper1971–2026American denim designer who produced high-end jeans and became a cult figure among denim enthusiasts.
  20. James Walsh1937–2026James Walsh was an American Tony-winning Broadway producer known for 'I'm Not Rappaport' and 'The Heidi Chronicles'.