Oscar-winning lyricist Alan Bergman dies at 99 in Beverly Hills
Oscar-winning lyricist Alan Bergman died July 17 at his Beverly Hills home at age 99 from a respiratory ailment. He and wife Marilyn wrote timeless songs for Barbra Streisand and many composers, earning three Oscars and two Grammys. Survivors include daughter Julie Bergman and a granddaughter.
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Paul Williams
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
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Rev. John MacArthur dies at 86 longtime Grace Community Church pastor
The Rev. John MacArthur an influential evangelical preacher died Monday at 86 after leading Grace Community Church in Sun Valley for more than five decades His ministry noted the death on social media He shaped Christian teaching with expository preaching and a global ministry through Grace to You and The Masters University and Seminary Survived by his wife Patricia and four children, 15 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren colleagues praised him as a Bible teacher and a lion of the pulpit
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America
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Paula White- Cain
Donald Trump
Board of Supervisors
Master’s University
Master’s Seminary
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Norrington, renowned conductor, dies at 91 in England
Acclaimed conductor Roger Norrington, renowned for period and modern instrument performances, dies at 91 at his home near Exeter. Born March 16 1934, he led Kent Opera, Bournemouth Sinfonietta, Orchestra of St Luke’s, Camerata Salzburg, Stuttgart Radio Symphony, and Zurich Chamber Orchestra. He won a 2001 Grammy for Maw Violin Concerto with Joshua Bell. He is survived by son Tom and two grandchildren.
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Susan McLean May
Kay Lawrence
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