Frank Sinatra dies at 82 ending an era of The Voice
The Los Angeles light baritone known as The Voice died at Cedars-Sinai at 82 after a heart attack. His career spanned seven decades with hits like My Way New York New York and Come Fly With Me. He led the Rat Pack and starred in From Here to Eternity winning an Oscar.
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Sinatra timeline chronicles a life of Frank Sinatra
A compact life timeline traces Frank Sinatra’s birth in Hoboken on December 12 1915 rise to fame with Paramount in the 1940s marriages to Nancy Barbato Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow a 1963 kidnapping of Sinatra Jr a 1966 shift toward Republican politics and later albums Duets and Duets II earning 11 Grammys He dies May 14 1998 in Los Angeles at 82 with tributes from Ronald and Nancy Reagan.
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