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1. John Regan, Age: 71 (1951 – 2023) John Regan, a master bass player whose resumeincluded stints with Peter Frampton, Ace Frehley, Billy Idol, the Rolling Stones, and DavidBowie, died April 7 at 71 in New York State. No cause was given. A statement from his wife, Cathy Merring-Regan,was shared Friday on Facebook by a family friend. “It is with the greatest sorrow and sadnessthat I let you all know John passed away this.

Afternoon,” the statement reads. “So many people have posted messages oflove and condolences on his phone. I am trying to figure out how to post on anyof his pages. I appreciate all of your thoughts and prayers. One of his favorite quotes was ‘All thatyou can take with you is that which you’ve given away. From reading your messages, I know he gavemuch away and so much love was sent to him. He passed suddenly, but that was his wish.” Survivors include his wife, Cathy, childrenChristopher and Jeness, and grandchildren.

2. Paul Cattermole, Age: 46 (1977 – 2023) Paul Cattermole, an original member of theBritish pop group S Club 7 created by Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller, died on april6 at his home in Dorset, the band has announced. Cattermole was 46. “We are truly devastated by the passingof our brother Paul,” the band said in a statement on social media. “There are no words to describe the deepsadness and loss we all feel.

We were so lucky to have had him in our livesand are thankful for the amazing memories we have. “He will be so deeply missed by each andevery one of us. We ask that you respect the privacy of hisfamily and of the band at this time.” Cattermole was found april 6 at his home inDorset and was pronounced dead later that afternoon. Dorset Police have confirmed that there wereno suspicious circumstances. A cause of death has not been disclosed. 3.

Harry Lorayne, Age: 96 (1926 – 2023) Harry Lorayne was an American magician, memory-trainingspecialist, and author who was called “The Yoda of Memory Training” and “The World'sForemost Memory-Training Specialist” by Time magazine. He took his last breath on april 7 at age96. his cause of death as it has been not disclosedyet. His sudden death left many people in shockand pain as no one had imagined that he would lose his life like this.

Harry Lorayne was a memory training expertand writer who was born on in Lower East Side of New York City on 4 May 1926. He studied magic in Hamilton Fish Park inthe 1930s. Harry Lorayne was a very amazing person whoachieved huge respect due to his best work and he will be always missed by his closeones. many people have been expressing their deepcondolences to his family and paying a tribute to him on social media platforms. May Harry Lorayne’s soul rest in peace. 4.

Vivian Trimble, Age: 59 (1963 – 2023) Vivian Trimble, a multi-instrumentalist andsinger best known for her 1990s work with Luscious Jackson, died april 4 after a battlewith cancer, a rep for the band confirms to Variety. She was 59. “We are heartbroken to announce the passingof our beloved friend and band member Viv on Tuesday,” reads a message posted on theband’s official social channels. Trimble had been receiving treatment for cancerfor several years.

Luscious Jackson, named after an NBA playerthat amused bandmates Jill Cunniff, Gabby Glaser, and Trimble, formed in 1991. Trimble appeared on the group’s first twoalbums, 1994’s Natural Ingredients and 1996’s Fever In Fever Out. Both albums were released by the Beastie Boyson their label, Grand Royal. Trimble left before 1999’s Electric Honeywas released and was not part of the group’s 2011 reunion. She is survived by her husband, David, andtwo children, Nathaniel and Rebecca. 5.

Nora Forster, Age: 80 (1942 – 2023) Nora Forster, the wife of Sex Pistols frontmanJohn Lydon, has died on april 6 at 80 after a years-long battle with Alzheimer’s. Lydon’s official social media account announcedthe death of his wife of nearly five decades on Thursday in a heartfelt tweet. “It is with a heavy heart that we sharethe sad news that Nora Forster – John Lydon’s wife of nearly five decades – has passedaway,” the tweet somberly read. Forster had lived with Alzheimer’s for thepast seven years, with Lydon being her “full-time.

Carer” throughout her battle with the disease. The social media account asked Lydon’s fansto respect his privacy as he processed the death of the woman he married in 1979. Forster, a German publishing heiress, livedin London in the 1970s as a music promoter, providing financial support to bands likethe Clash, the Slits, and the Sex Pistols. 6. Wilmer Butler, Age: 101 (1921 – 2023) Bill Butler, an Oscar-nominated cinematographerwho played a prominent role in the American.

New Wave movement of the 1970s and whose creditsincluded “Jaws,” “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” and three of the “Rocky”sequels, died on April 5. He was 101. His death was announced by the American Societyof Cinematographers, which did not say where he died. Mr. Butler worked with a number of directorscredited with reimagining American filmmaking in the ’70s, including Steven Spielberg,for whom he was the director of photography on “Jaws,” the 1975 blockbuster abouta man-eating great white shark that established Mr. Spielberg’s reputation and changed theway Americans looked at both film and the.

Beach. Butler was honored with the American Societyof Cinematographers Lifetime Achievement Award in 2003. He is survived by five daughters; and hiswife, Iris Butler. 7. Norman Reynolds, Age: 89 (1934 – 2023) Norman Reynolds, the two-time Oscar winningproduction and art designer on various Star Wars and Indiana Jones films who directorSteven Spielberg once called the “creative.

Core” of the franchises, has died on April6. He was 89. LucasFilm Limited has confirmed his death,first reported by the BBC, which said that Reynolds “died peacefully with his wifeAnn and three daughters by his side.” Steven Spielberg said Reynolds was the “creativecore” of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones films. “He possessed that rare combination of humilityand utter genius,” he said. Reynolds was always modest about his workin the movie world, often telling people he made biscuits rather than having to regalethem with his Hollywood stories. Lucasfilm production company president KathleenKennedy said she was “shattered” at the news.

Of Mr Reynold's passing. “Norman was an exceptional person to workwith,” she said. “His contributions to the first entries ofthe Star Wars saga and Indiana Jones series helped set the standard for the look of thesebeloved stories that has inspired generations of film designers.” 8. Leo D. Sullivan, Age: 82 (1940 – 2023) Leo D. Sullivan, whose animation of a chuggingtrain graced the opening of television dance.

Party Soul Train for decades, died March 25in Los Angeles. He was 82 and died of heart failure at KaiserPermanente West Los Angeles Medical Center, his wife Ethelyn Sullivan confirmed. In addition to creating the memorable SoulTrain opener, Sullivan contributed to cartoons featuring Fat Albert, Transformers and MyLittle Pony. He worked as an animator for five decades. His resume included television work for TheIncredible Hulk, Flash Gordon, BraveStarr and Scooby-Doo, his family said. Sullivan was honored by the Black FilmmakersHall of Fame in 1979 and 1991.

He is survived by his wife, Ethelyn Sullivan. 9. Francesca Cappucci, Age: 64 (1958 – 2023) Entertainment reporter Francesca Cappuccidied on March 30 in Pasadena, after a nine-month battle with stage four metastatic lung cancer. She was 64. Cappucci, who was a music reporter for ABC7in the 1980s and 1990s, her sons shared in a heartbreaking Instagram post on Wednesday.

Cappucci began her career in public affairs,making public service announcements for the KIQQ radio station. Eventually, she joined Jay Coffey for KIQQ’smorning drive show, and throughout her time, Cappucci gained fans all over Los Angeles. She is survived by her sons Ian and Will,her brother Rafael, her sister Isabella, her six nieces and nephews and nine cousins. 10. Jacques Haitkin, Age: 72 (1950 – 2023).

Jacques Haitkin, the cinematographer on thefirst two Nightmare on Elm Street films as well as myriad other horror and action movies,has died. He passed on March, 21 after a battle withALS and Leukemia, according to a Facebook post by his son Zak Haitkin. He was 72. He was diagnosed with ALS in 2017. More recently, Haitkin had worked as secondunit director of photography or camera operator on some of the industry’s biggest titles,including Black Panther, Venom, Captain America: Civil War (and Winter Soldier), Furious 7etc.

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