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347 Notable deaths
by Alzheimer's disease
Darlanne Fluegel
American actress (1953-2017).
Born November 25th, 1953 in Wilkes-Barre.
Died December 15th, 2017 at 64 years old in Orlando (Alzheimer's disease). [ref]
Carol Arthur
American actress (1935-2020).
Born August 4th, 1935 in Hackensack.
Died November 1st, 2020 at 85 years old in Los Angeles (Alzheimer's disease). [ref]
Shelley Berman
American comedian, actor, writer, and teacher (1925–2017).
Born February 3rd, 1925 in Chicago.
Died September 1st, 2017 at 92 years old in Bell Canyon (Alzheimer's disease). [ref]
Larry Scott
American bodybuilder (1938–2014).
Born October 12th, 1938 in Blackfoot.
Died March 8th, 2014 at 75 years old in Salt Lake City (Alzheimer's disease).
Michael Parenti
American academic (1933–2026).
Born September 30th, 1933 in New York City.
Died January 24th, 2026 at 92 years old in Berkeley (Alzheimer's disease). [ref]
Martin Peters
English footballer and manager (1943-2019).
Born November 8th, 1943 in London.
Died December 21st, 2019 at 76 years old in London (Alzheimer's disease). [ref]
Dave Toschi
American police detective (1931–2018).
Born July 11th, 1931 in San Francisco.
Died January 6th, 2018 at 86 years old in San Francisco (Alzheimer's disease).
C. S. Forester
British novelist, "hornblower" author (1899–1966).
Born August 27th, 1899 in Cairo.
Died April 2nd, 1966 at 66 years old in Fullerton (Alzheimer's disease).
Hans Münch
German physician (1911–2001).
Born May 14th, 1911 in Freiburg im Breisgau.
Died January 27th, 2001 at 89 years old in Roßhaupten (Alzheimer's disease).
Pat Harrington Jr.
American emmy award-winning stage and television actor (1929–2016).
Born August 13th, 1929 in Manhattan.
Died January 6th, 2016 at 86 years old in Los Angeles (Alzheimer's disease).
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