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756 Notable deaths
 by lung cancer

Allen Jenkins

Film, stage and television actor.

Born April 9th, 1900 in Staten Island.

Died July 20th, 1974 at 74 years old in Santa Monica (lung cancer).

Les Brown

American bandleader, jazz musician, songwriter.

Born March 14th, 1912 in Reinerton. [ref]

Died January 4th, 2001 at 88 years old in Pacific Palisades (lung cancer). [ref]

James Brown

American film and tv actor, born 1920.

Born March 22nd, 1920 in Desdemona. [ref]

Died April 11th, 1992 at 72 years old in Woodland Hills (lung cancer). [ref]

Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown

American blues musician (1924-2005).

Born April 18th, 1924 in Vinton. [ref]

Died September 10th, 2005 at 81 years old in Orange (lung cancer). [ref]

Elaine de Kooning

American painter (1918–1989).

Born March 12th, 1918 in Brooklyn. [ref]

Died February 1st, 1989 at 70 years old in Southampton (lung cancer). [ref]

Vilayat Khan

Indian musician.

Born August 28th, 1928 in Gauripur.

Died March 13th, 2004 at 75 years old in Mumbai (lung cancer). [ref]

Paul H. O'Neill

American politician.

Born December 4th, 1935 in St. Louis.

Died April 18th, 2020 at 84 years old in Pittsburgh (lung cancer). [ref]

Rita Lee

Brazilian singer and musician.

Born December 31st, 1947 in São Paulo. [ref]

Died May 8th, 2023 at 75 years old in São Paulo (lung cancer). [ref]

Victor Argo

American actor (1934-2004).

Born November 5th, 1934 in Brooklyn. [ref]

Died April 7th, 2004 at 69 years old in New York City (lung cancer).

Reg Presley

British singer-songwriter (1941-2013).

Born June 12th, 1941 in Andover. [ref]

Died February 4th, 2013 at 71 years old in Andover (lung cancer). [ref]

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