Slade Gorton dies at 92 former Washington senator
Seattle AP reports Slade Gorton a longtime Washington state Republican leader and former U.S. senator died at 92 in Seattle. The Chicago-born lawyer and Dartmouth and Columbia graduate led in state government and the Senate, helped win Mariners ownership and fought SeaWorld. He served on the 9/11 Commission and remained active in civic roles after leaving elected office.
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Dan Budnik dies at 87 famed photographer of Civil Rights era
Acclaimed photographer Dan Budnik who documented the Civil Rights movement and Native American culture has died at 87 in Tucson. His career spanned Youth March for Integrated Schools to the March on Washington and Selma to Montgomery, with portraits of MLK moments after I Have a Dream. He joined Magnum in 1957, shot Cuba atrocities for Life and Vogue, and later focused on Native American causes in Arizona. He is survived by son Aaron in London and Riley. burial is planned at Camp Navajo near Flagstaff.
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Donna Marie Bonds 1956 2020 obituary
Donna Marie Bonds of Alto New Mexico died August 11 2020 at age 64. She was born January 13 1956 in Putnam Connecticut to Jeanne Bellrose Ravenelle and Louis Ravenelle and graduated from Tourtellette High School and New Mexico Junior College. She worked in surgical units at Lea Regional Medical Center and later at Ruidoso Care Center and C O P E until 2011. She is survived by her husband Charles Bonds of Alto a son Israel Bushey two grandsons Zadoc and Zayne Bushey a brother Michael Ravenelle and two sisters Ann Dillard and Kathy Ravenelle. Memorials may be made to a charity of choice.
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James Will Seely Services Pending at Ballard Funeral Home
James Will Seely, 45, died Monday in Roswell. Services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home and Crematory, with a further announcement to finalize arrangements.
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Ben Cross dies at 72 star of Chariots of Fire
Los Angeles AP reports Ben Cross actor behind Chariots of Fire and Star Trek died after a short illness. He was 72 and died in Vienna. Cross led Harold Abrahams in Chariots of Fire and later appeared in First Knight Star Trek and Solomon. He is survived by wife two children and three grandchildren.
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