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764 Notable deaths
 by stroke

George E. Stone

American actor (1903-1967).

Born May 18th, 1903 in Łódź.

Died May 26th, 1967 at 64 years old in Los Angeles, Woodland Hills (stroke).

Sleepy John Estes

American blues guitarist, songwriter and singer (1899-1977).

Born January 25th, 1899 in Ripley. [ref]

Died June 5th, 1977 at 78 years old in Brownsville (stroke). [ref]

Beverly Michaels

American model and film actress (1928-2007).

Born December 28th, 1928 in New York City.

Died June 9th, 2007 at 78 years old in Phoenix (stroke).

Ron Randell

Australian american actor (1918-2005).

Born October 8th, 1918 in Sydney. [ref]

Died June 11th, 2005 at 86 years old in Woodland Hills (stroke).

Natasha Parry

British actress (1930-2015).

Born December 2nd, 1930 in London.

Died July 22nd, 2015 at 84 years old in La Baule-Escoublac (stroke). [ref]

James Mancham

President of seychelles (1939-2017).

Born August 11th, 1939 in Victoria.

Died January 8th, 2017 at 77 years old in Glacis (stroke). [ref]

Malcolm Knowles

Adult educator.

Born August 24th, 1913 in Park County.

Died November 27th, 1997 at 84 years old in Fayetteville (stroke).

Tomoyuki Tanaka

Japanese film producer.

Born April 26th, 1910 in Kashiwara.

Died April 2nd, 1997 at 86 years old in Tokyo (stroke).

Gustav Noske

German politician (1868-1946).

Born July 9th, 1868 in Brandenburg an der Havel. [ref]

Died November 30th, 1946 at 78 years old in Hanover (stroke). [ref]

Claude Berri

French actor, screenwriter, film producer and film director (1934-2009).

Born July 1st, 1934 in 10th arrondissement of Paris. [ref]

Died January 12th, 2009 at 74 years old in 13th arrondissement of Paris (stroke). [ref]

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