Notable deaths of 2013

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Joyce BrothersRay HarryhausenDeanna DurbinGeorge JonesRichie HavensFrancois JacobAl NeuharthPat SummerallGeorge Beverly SheaSal CastroJohn GalardiFrank BankMaria TallchiefPatricia McCormickJonathan WintersRobert EdwardsPaolo SoleriMargaret ThatcherAnnette FunicelloLes BlankRoger EbertBarbara Piasecka JohnsonRuth Prawer JhabvalaWilliam H. GinsburgJack PardeePhil RamoneFay KaninRichard GriffithsJoe WeiderChinua AchebeRise StevensHarry ReemsJames L. BarrettBooth GardnerAlvin LeeHugo ChavezBonnie FranklinVan CliburnDale RobertsonRoy BrownDebi AustinDr. C. Everett KoopRobert C. RichardsonGeorge ArataniMindy McCreadyPat DerbyJerry BussRichard CollinsJames DePreistStuart FreebornEssie Mae Washington-WilliamsAndre CassagnesEdward KochBalthazar KorabPatty AndrewsStan MusialEarl WeaverGussy MoranPauline Friedman PhillipsRobert L. CitronAaron SwartzEvan S. ConnellJeanne ManfordAda Louise HuxtableHuell HowserPatti Page

The winningest manager of the Baltimore Orioles, left, led the team to the 1970 World Series title and four American League pennants. His teams won 1,480 games and lost 1,060, and his winning percentage (.583) ranks ninth all-time and fifth among managers in the modern era who managed 10 years or more. He was 82. <a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-0120-earl-weaver-20130120,0,3941263.story" class="center_label">Full obituary</a>

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Earl Weaver

( Associated Press / January 26, 2013 )

The winningest manager of the Baltimore Orioles, left, led the team to the 1970 World Series title and four American League pennants. His teams won 1,480 games and lost 1,060, and his winning percentage (.583) ranks ninth all-time and fifth among managers in the modern era who managed 10 years or more. He was 82. Full obituary
Notable deaths of 2012

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