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1,064 Notable deaths
 by pneumonia

Gene Saks

American stage and film director (1921–2015).

Born November 8th, 1921 in New York City.

Died March 28th, 2015 at 93 years old in East Hampton (pneumonia).

Míriam Colón

Puerto rican actress (1936-2017).

Born August 20th, 1936 in Ponce.

Died March 3rd, 2017 at 80 years old in New York City (pneumonia). [ref]

Wanda Hendrix

American actress (1928-1981).

Born November 3rd, 1928 in Jacksonville.

Died February 1st, 1981 at 52 years old in Burbank (pneumonia).

Katsuko Saruhashi

Japanese geochemist (1920-2007).

Born March 22nd, 1920 in Tokyo.

Died September 29th, 2007 at 87 years old in Tokyo (pneumonia). [ref]

Grey Owl

Canadian writer and lecturer (1888–1938) who passed as half indian in the latter years of his life.

Born September 18th, 1888 in Hastings.

Died April 13th, 1938 at 49 years old in Prince Albert (pneumonia).

Red Grange

American football player (1903-1991).

Born June 13th, 1903 in Sullivan County.

Died January 28th, 1991 at 87 years old in Lake Wales (pneumonia).

Akio Morita

Japanese businessman (1921-1999).

Born January 26th, 1921 in Nagoya. [ref]

Died October 3rd, 1999 at 78 years old in Saiseikai Central Hospital (pneumonia). [ref]

Linda Manz

American actress (1961-2020).

Born August 20th, 1961 in New York City.

Died August 14th, 2020 at 58 years old in Palmdale (pneumonia). [ref]

Alasdair Gray

Scottish writer and artist (1934–2019).

Born December 28th, 1934 in Glasgow. [ref]

Died December 29th, 2019 at 85 years old in Glasgow (pneumonia). [ref]

Jackson C. Frank

American musician.

Born March 2nd, 1943 in Buffalo.

Died March 3rd, 1999 at 56 years old in Great Barrington (pneumonia).

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