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Famous People with Liver Disease

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LiverInfo1

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Dec 17, 2000, 7:26:53 AM12/17/00
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Liver disease has been with us recorded from the early days in Rome!
It effects all people from every walk of life!

FAMOUS PEOPLE WITH LIVER DISEASE
Created and compiled by: Candi/Liver...@aol.com
1999-2000

Saint Anthony (of Padua) 1195-1231
Franciscan Preacher
Died from cirrhosis of the liver

Eddie Arcaro 1916-1997
Jockey, "The Master"
Died from liver cancer

Ludwig Van Beethoven 1770-1827
Composer, pianist
Died from cirrhosis & chronic hepatitis

Keefe B. Brasselle 1923-1981
Actor "The Eddie Cantor Story"
Died from cirrhosis of the liver

Raymond Burr 1917-1993
Actor "Perry Mason"
Died from liver cancer

James Corbett 1866-1995
Boxer, "Gentleman Jim"
Died from liver cancer

David Crosby 1941-
Singer with "Crosby, Stills & Nash"
Liver transplant

Ian Dury 1942-
Rocker with "The Blockheads"
Suffering from liver cancer

Shelly Fabares 1944-
Actress "Coach", Elvis movies
Liver transplant

Tennessee Ernie Ford 1919-1991
Singer "16 Tons"
Died from liver disease

Rory Gallagher 1948-1995
Irish blues & rock guitarist
Died from pneumonia after a liver transplant

Kahlil Gibran 1883-1931
Author "The Prophet"
Died from liver cancer

Allen Ginsberg 1926-1997
Beat poet, published in "Howl & Other Poems"
Died from liver cancer

Jackie Gleason 1916-1987
Actor "The Honeymooners"
Died from liver cancer

Leo Gorcey 1916-1969
Actor as Slip/Muggs on "The Bowery Boys"
Died from liver failure

Sir Alec Guiness
1914-2000
Actor "Star Wars"
Died from liver cancer

Larry Hagmann 1931-
Actor "I Dream of Genie", "Dallas"
Liver transplant

Doug Henning 1947-2000
Canadian "Comic" Magician
Died from liver cancer

Dusty Hill 1949-
Singer-Bassiest for Rock Group ZZ Top
Hepatitis C

James Hilton 1900-1954
Author "Lost Horizon"
Died from liver cancer

Al Hirt 1922-1999
Jazz musician-trumpet
Died from liver failure

Darla Jean Hood 1931-1979
Actress as Darla with "The Little Rascals"
Died from acute hepatitis

Jim Hutton 1934-1979
Actor "Major Dundee", TV "Ellery Queen"
Died from liver cancer

Naomi Judd 1946-
Singer, one-half of singing group "The Judds"
Hepatitis C

Danny Kaye 1913-1987
Actor/comedian "Hans Christian Andersen"
Died from hepatitis

Evel Knievel 1938-
Daredevil
Liver transplant suffering from Hepatitis C

Veronica Lake 1922-1973
Actress, "So Proudly We Hail"
Died from acute hepatitis

Michael Landon 1936-1991
Actor "Little House on The Prairie"
Died fom pancreatic/liver cancer

Nicolette Larson 1952-1997
Singer "Lotta Love"
Died from liver failure

Peter Lawford 1923-1984
Actor, one of Sinatra's "Rat Pack"
Died from cirrhosis of the liver

Chris LeDoux
1948-
Country singer
Liver transplant suffered from PSC-Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

Henry Mancini 1924-1994
Composer "Pink Panther"
Died from liver cancer

Mickey Mantle 1931-1995
Baseball player with the New York Yankees
Liver transplant

Linda McCartney 1942-1998
Author/Singer with husband Paul McCartney
Died from breast/liver cancer

Jim Nabors 1933-
Singer/Actor "Andy Griffith Show"
Liver transplant suffered from Hepatitis B

Charlie Parker 1920-1955
Jazz musician-"Bird", saxophone
Died from cirrhosis of the liver

Lawrence Payton 1938-1997
Singer, one of the original Motown "Four Tops"
Died from liver cancer

Walter Payton 1954-1999
Football player for the Chicago Bears
Suffered from PSC-Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis/died from bile duct cancer

Johnnie Ray 1927-1990
Singer/Actor
Died from diabetes/liver failure

Jamie (James) Redford 1963-
Son of Robert Redford
Liver transplant
Producer of the movie about liver transplantation "The Kindness of Strangers"
Broadcast over HBO

Frank Reynolds
(unable to get birth and death dates)
National TV news broadcaster
Died from Hepatitis C

Kenny Rogers 1938-
Singer/performed with "First Edition" and solo; "Lady" the movie "The Gambler"
Hepatitis C

Michael Stroka 1939-1997
TV actor, Aristede on "Dark Shadows"
Died from liver cancer

Flip Wilson 1933-1998
Comedian "Flip Wilson Show"
Died from liver cancer

Robert Woolsey 1889-1938
Comedian, "Wheeler & Woolsey"
Died from liver failure

Research done online at: "Find a Grave", "Dead People Server", "Obituary Page"
and other resources

THIS IS AN ONGOING PROJECT-IF ANYONE HAS ANYTHING TO CONTRIBUTE-
PLEASE EMAIL ME AT Liver...@aol.com (Candi) I MUST SEE ONLINE PROOF OF
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ann...@execpc.com

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Dec 17, 2000, 3:25:07 PM12/17/00
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I am very sorry to tell you that Ian Drury (note correct spelling) died in March
of 2000.
For those of you who don't know, he was best known for the Punk anthem, "Sex and
Drugs and Rock and Roll". Yes, more than a lifestyle, it was a song.
Annie

GRAMPA MIKE

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Dec 17, 2000, 4:33:43 PM12/17/00
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Gee, I feel so much better. Thanks (g)

In article <20001217072653...@ng-fq1.aol.com>,


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rick nelson

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Dec 17, 2000, 5:38:44 PM12/17/00
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"ann...@execpc.com" wrote:
>
> I am very sorry to tell you that Ian Drury (note correct spelling) died in March
> of 2000.

The original spelling, "Dury" is correct. I checked my copy of the
Blockheads album, Lord Upminster.

> For those of you who don't know, he was best known for the Punk anthem, "Sex and
> Drugs and Rock and Roll". Yes, more than a lifestyle, it was a song.
> Annie
>

I thought he was most famous for Spasticus Autisticus. Oh, well, sad
nevertheless.


rick

rick nelson

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Dec 17, 2000, 6:38:00 PM12/17/00
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LiverInfo1 wrote:

> Ludwig Van Beethoven 1770-1827
> Composer, pianist
> Died from cirrhosis & chronic hepatitis

There was an item on the radio recently, commemorating Ludwig van's
birthday. It is now believed he died of lead poisoning, contracted from
crude plumbing or a lifetime of drinking leaded wine. Apparently they
added lead to wine to reduce the bitterness.
Bleah!

Freude, schoene Gotterfunken,

rick

Dave

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Dec 17, 2000, 9:17:40 PM12/17/00
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Yeah, DURY is correct....and MY favorite was "Hit Me With Your Rhythm
Stick"!! :)

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Firebird

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Dec 17, 2000, 9:24:00 PM12/17/00
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In article <3a3d1e63$0$17721$272e...@news.execpc.com>, ann...@execpc.com
() wrote:

> I am very sorry to tell you that Ian Drury (note correct spelling) died
> in March
> of 2000.
> For those of you who don't know, he was best known for the Punk anthem,
> "Sex and
> Drugs and Rock and Roll". Yes, more than a lifestyle, it was a song.
> Annie

You can always expect up to date information from liverinfo, Annie! Just
like her predecessor

Alan

Firebird

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Dec 17, 2000, 9:31:00 PM12/17/00
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In article
<FCFF7B071054DD18.669142AC...@lp.airnews.net>,
nel...@airmail.net (rick nelson) wrote:

> "ann...@execpc.com" wrote:
> >
> > I am very sorry to tell you that Ian Drury (note correct spelling)
> > died in March
> > of 2000.
>
> The original spelling, "Dury" is correct. I checked my copy of the
> Blockheads album, Lord Upminster.

Yea! Well on his gravestone it says Drury!


Alan


cmhDavid

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Dec 20, 2000, 6:37:41 PM12/20/00
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Rob Buck, guitarist for 10,000 Maniacs, dies at 42


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By Andy Lefkowitz

Dec. 20, 2000 | PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Rob Buck, lead guitarist for the rock
band 10,000 Maniacs, has died of complications from liver failure. He was
42.

Buck died Tuesday night at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, said
Blair Woods, the band's publicist.

Buck wrote the music for some of the band's best-known hits, including "Hey
Jack Kerouac,'' and "What's The Matter Here?''

"Rob was a great guitarist and very underrated,'' band member Dennis Drew
told the Buffalo News. "He had a big influence on other bands. This is a
very sad time for all of us.''

Buck, who was born in Jamestown, N.Y., started playing guitar at the age of
6 and decided to become a professional guitarist at 16 after seeing "The
Jimi Hendrix Story.'' He formed 10,000 Maniacs with Drew, Steven Gustafson,
John Lombardo and Natalie Merchant in 1981, taking their name from the 1964
horror film ''2,000 Maniacs.''

''10,000 Maniacs was one of the seminal bands that helped form the shape of
modern pop in the '90s,'' said Jack Barton, music director at radio station
WYEP in Pittsburgh.

Merchant left the band in 1993 for a solo career and was replaced by Mary
Ramsey. Buck and the band last performed Nov. 6 at a rally for Hillary
Rodham Clinton at Buffalo State College.


HELENE MANITTI

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Dec 21, 2000, 2:56:29 AM12/21/00
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Firebird

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Dec 21, 2000, 1:40:00 PM12/21/00
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In article <9153-3A4...@storefull-115.iap.bryant.webtv.net>,
Gyps...@webtv.net (HELENE MANITTI) wrote:

> That list is tragically so endless and I found it very interesting and
> informative reading. Thank you for posting it.


Just think! One day you can add me to it!


Alan

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