Marcia Wallace (70)
Noted roles included Carol Kester on The Bob Newhart Show and Edna Krabappel on The Simpsons.

Diane Disney Miller 79
It's so sad that all of Walt's immediate family is gone now, not to mention the one who fought for his legacy and historic accuracy the most.

Awww so sad, RIP Diane.

Sylvia Browne.

I almost take some pleasure in that, she was a despicable hurtful awful human being.

Children's author Charlotte Zolotow.

Charlotte Zolotow was once my favorite children's author and yet I don't believe I've ever read one of her books. She was my favorite because when I worked as a page in public libraries one of the worst tasks you could draw was reshelving (or worse, shelf reading) in the children's section. This is awful because

1) Surprisingly, young children aren't great at putting books back in the right place, and

2) The books are all super narrow so often there isn't enough spine to see any useful information so you're constantly pulling books out to see where you are, and

3) The books are all very different heights and widths so when the shelves are packed at all tightly weird things start to happen to the orderliness.

So, with a name like Zolotow it was always easy to find where her books should go. Over at the end.

Plus, her daughter is named Crescent Dragonwagon (not her birth name).

You're far classier than I am. (which will surprise exactly zero people) I take great pleasure in knowing that deceitful [expletive] will no longer be profiting off the misery of the bereaving.

Side Note: She failed to accurately predict the correct year of her own death.

Judy Rodgers of Zuni Cafe

Still our favorite place. My cheese is sad. My oysters are, too.

Paul Walker (We don't want to snub anyone) ;)

Nelson Mandela (95)

Peter O'Toole (81)