Life In Legacy - Most Wanted Pics

Thanks to all who have sent me pictures in the past.
The following are people featured in Life In Legacy but without a photo.

Hi all, we have many pictures we need these are just some of them, it is impossible to keep up with this page, so if you find a photo, please send them to me. As you look over some of the new pages, please feel free if a photo is missing to also send that to me.

Note: please put date in your emails for the week of the photo and send only jpgs.

Borislav Boskovic - Journalist for the Associated Press
Nicholas Duke Biddle - Helped families escape Cuba

September

Arthur Karger - Co-author "The Powers of the New York Court of Appeals”
Lewis-Roney - Basketball player

7/17/04 - William K. McClure - Emmy-winning producer of '60 Minutes'
6/12/04 - Raymond Bayless - Painter and parapsychology author
6/5/04 - Tesfaye Gebre Kidan - Ethiopian president
5/15/04 - John Seely - Cartoon TV show theme composer
4/24/04 - John Messerschmitt - Introduced the CD-ROM and DVD to the U.S.
4/10/04 - Charles "Bud" Grenzbach - Oscar-winning sound man.
4/10/04 - Walter B. Miller - Expert on youth gangs.
4/10/04 - Buddy Arnold - Comedy writer and creator of Dean Martin's Celebrity Roast.
3/27/04 - Rhoda Fisher - Author of 'The Female Orgasm'.
3/27/04 - Leonard Lewin - Hall of Fame basketball writer.
3/20/04 - Roy F. Farmer - Longtime CEO of Farmer Bros. coffee.
3/13/04 - Drake Sather - Comedy writer for SNL and others.
3/13/04 - Warren Pfaff - Legendary adman.
3/6/04 - Julius Dixon - 'Lollipop' songwriter.
2/14/04 - Bill Carey - Actor turned songwriter.
2/14/04 - Larry Elikann - Director of TV shows, movies & miniseries.
2/7/04 - Jeff Harris - Creator of TV show "Diff'rent Strokes".
1/24/04 - John Holter - Inventor of the Holter shunt.
12/13/03 - John Brimhall - Piano arranger.
12/6/03 - Aaron Schreier - World Trade Center architect.
11/29/03 - W. Fred Turner - Attorney in landmark Gideon case.
11/22/03 - Gen. Zivota Panic - Yugoslav military leader.
11/15/03 - Just Betzer - Producer of "Babette's Feast".
11/1/03 - Robert J. Barnes - Longtime CEO of Estee Lauder.
11/1/03 - Leonard Shannon - Top Hollywood publicist.
10/25/03 - Mark Hanna - 'Attack of the 50 Foot Woman' screenwriter.
10/25/03 - Eve Newman - Noted music and film editor.
10/18/03 - Edward S. Donnell - Montgomery Wards chairman.
10/4/03 - Rabbi Eugene Markovitz - Subject of film 'Writing On the Wall'.
9/13/03 - Al Bernie - Standup comedian.
8/23/03 - Margie Raia - Munchkin.
8/2/03 - George Maloney - American League umpire.
7/26/03 - Trevor Nelson - '60 Minutes' producer.
7/19/03 - C. E. 'Jim' Compton - Coal industry innovator.
6/28/03 - Mel Ferber - "Good Morning America" creator and producer.
6/28/03 - Zane Bresloff - Wrestling promoter.
6/21/03 - Donald MacDonald - Wall Street Journal publisher.
6/14/03 - Jessica Kaplan - Up-and-coming screenwriter.
5/17/03 - Lowell S. Hawley - Disney screenwriter.
5/10/03 - George Morrow - Personal computer pioneer.
5/10/03 - Mary McAdoo - Early TV personality.
5/3/03 - Jean Conil - French chef in England.
4/26/03 - Harry Dailey - Original Jimmy Buffett guitarist.
4/26/03 - Peter Wason - Thinking and reasoning researcher.
3/29/03 - Bruce Kurtz - Art critic.
2/8/03 - Robert Mumma - Computer pioneer.
2/1/03 - Dan J. Hesser - Invesco CEO.
2/1/03 - Allan Fromme - Psychologist and author.
1/25/03 - Rae Carlson - Personality researcher.
1/25/03 - Doug McClelland - Showbiz author.
1/18/03 - Douglas Brown - Stringbean murderer.
1/18/03 - Ruth Feldman - Poet and poetry translator.
12/28/02 - Gordon McCarter - NFL referee.
12/28/02 - Stella Brooks - Jazz singer.
12/14/02 - George Gaffney - Pianist.
12/14/02 - George R. Bunn - Bunn-O-Matic company founder.
11/23/02 - George Barrie - Fabrege owner/CEO and noted songwriter.
11/09/02 - Glen Rosengarten - Founder of Food Emporium stores.
11/09/02 - Amy-Rae Milne - Seven-year-old Canadian environmentalist.
10/19/02 - Roy "Deuce" Wilkins - NFL player for the Rams and Redskins.
10/05/02 - David Granger - Sat on NYSE for 76 years.
9/28/02 - J. Wayne Cole - Chemist whose discoveries led to the birth control pill.
9/14/02 - Louis 'Streaky' Gatto Sr. - Captain of the Genovese crime family in Jersey.
8/31/02 - Quail Hawkins - Children's books author.
8/31/02 - Walter Johns - 'Sports Sputterings' syndicated columnist.
8/17/02 - Jack Dalton Creel - Cardinal's pitcher.
8/17/02 - Doris Buchanan Smith - 'A Taste of Blackberries' author.
8/10/02 - Mike Payne - Atlanta Braves pitcher.
8/10/02 - Bruce Johnston Sr. - Murderer portrayed in "At Close Range".
8/10/02 - Helen Matthew Robinson - Owner of the Ni'ihau Island in Hawaii.
7/27/02 - Prince Sultan Bin Faisal Bin Turkey - Saudi prince.
7/20/02 - James Heidrich - Margarine machine inventor.
7/13/02 - Hal Sims - CBS announcer from 1948 to 1972.
7/13/02 - Samuel "Little Sammy" Corsaro - Mobster.
7/6/02 - Melissa Laurel Garrison - Mississippi mother murderer.

5-5
Torunn Garin (54) Chemical engineer who invented the sweetener aspartame died April 26, 2002 in Bronxville, New York lung cancer

5-10
Howard Merrill (85) Silent film child actor. Later a screenplay, Broadway, television writer, and producer. Died in Los Angeles, California on April 20, 2002

5-17
Joseph Steiner (95) Just weeks after Mattel founder Ruth Handler’s death, the co-founder of Kenner Products toy company dies. Died of a Heart attack in Cincinnati, Ohio on May 11, 2002
Ed Curd (94) Bookmaker credited with developing point-spread betting. Died in Lexington, Kentucky on May 12, 2002

5-31
Sidney Fine – Composer who scored dozens of Broadway shows (“The Music Man”), movies and TV shows (“Medic” & “Wagon Train”) died at 97.

June 02
6-4
Henry Kotkins – Luggage magnate known as “Superman of the Suitcase” as head of Skyway luggage died while vacationing in Portugal at age 90.

6-21
William D'Angelo - TV producer responsible for such shows as "Love, American Style," "Room 222" and "Alice" died of pancreatic cancer at age 70. .
Tom Mallow - Broadway producer best known for the "bus and truck" circuit which brought Broadway shows to smaller towns all across America died of complication of Alzheimer's disease at age 71.

David Lazar - Longtime State Department employee and National Security Advisor under Gerald Ford who helped negotiate the Panama Canal Treaty (as well as writing the song "Gotta Travel On - a big hit for Billy Grammer in 1958) died of lung cancer at age 73.

6-28

Robert Lenski - T.V. writer whose credits inclued "Kojak", "Cannon", "Barnaby Jones" and many TV movies died of cancer at age 74.
Phil Interlandi – Cartoonist best know for drawing "Queenie" in Playboy magazine died of liver disease at age 78 (terrible week for Playboy cartoonists).
Helen Nielsen – Mystery writer who penned "Sing Me A Murder" and "Woman Missing" as well as scripts for TV shows like "Perry Mason" and "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" died of undisclosed causes at age 83

July 02
7-6
Dr. Martin Deutsch - Educator and pioneer in studies in educating disadvantage children, including pre-school exposure to art and music, that eventually led to the Head Start program nationwide died of renal failure at age 76.
7-13
Edmondo Amati - Film director/producer known for the unforgettable classics "Let Sleeping Corpses Lie" and "Invasion of the Flesh Hunters" died (May 5) at age 82.
Ivan Moffet - Oscar-nominated screenwriter (“Giant”) and associated producer (“Shane”, “A Place In the Sun”) died of a stroke at age 84.
Paul Voinovich - Brother of Ohio Senator George Voinovich who had been at the center of corruption investigations in his contracting business dealings died of a stroke at age 59.
Christian Bizot - Patriarch of the Bollinger French Champaign house died of a heart attack at age 73.

7-20
Louise Klos Steiner Elian - Harpist who played on the scores of "Casablanca," "Gone With the Wind," and "King Kong" and wife of legendary composer Max Steiner died at age 96.

Phyllis White - Author and Emmy-nominated television writer on shows like "The Tonight Show", "Flying Nunn", "Mission Impossible" and "Guiding Light" who was also a vice-president of the Writer's Guild of America died after a stroke at age 79.
Thomas Laird - Retired Chief of Geographic Names of the U.S. Interior Department (what a cool job - to come up with names for places!) died of a heart ailment at age 83.

7-27
Stephanie Waldron - Daughter of comedienne Phyllis Diller died of a stroke at age 53.

Jana Elway-Sever - Twin sister of former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway died of cancer at 42.

Barry Reed - Trial attorney who wrote books based on his experience including "The Verdict", which was made into the Oscar-nominated film starring Paul Newman, died at age 75.

Dr. Ted Mortimer - Pediatrician who helped discover the link between the use of aspirin and the fatal Reye's syndrome in children (as well as the more important discovery that tight jeans can cause back pain in teenagers) died of Lou Gehrig's disease at age 80.

In cleaning out the older entries, I didn’t want the “Thanks!’’ for submitting Most Wanted Pictures to be lost. So here goes:

Thank you!!!!