Where was that last year?

DarknessDeku wrote:

jprime wrote: Where was that last year? His home in Boston.

I meant the report.

Original Marlboro Man and Roundup For Autism founder Robert "Bob" Norris, dead at 90 having never smoked a day in his life.

Actor William Wintersole, best known for his role as Mitchell Sherman on The Young And The Restless, dead Tuesday at 88.

Broadway star Laurel Griggs, best known for her role as Ivanka in the Tony-winning ONCE, dead Tuesday from an extreme asthma attack at 13.

The Crying Game producer and Virgin Group co-founder Nik Powell, dead Thursday at 69.

Former Michigan State and Detroit Lions wide receiver Charles Rogers, dead from causes yet unknown at 38.

Former British army officer and White Helmets co-founder James Le Mesurier, dead from causes yet unknown at 48.

Disgraced YouTube star Machelle Hobson, dead from causes yet unknown at 48.

Captain Dick Stevenson, inventor of the Yukon's infamous Sourtoe Cocktail, dead at 89.

Auckland Tuatara third baseman and Minnesota Twins prospect Ryan Costello, dead of possible natural causes at 23.

Celebrity photographer Terry O'Neill, dead following a battle with prostate cancer at 81.

Spirit Of The West frontman John Mann, dead of Alzheimer's at 57.

Actress Jane Galloway Heitz, best known for her role as Lillian Adler on Glee, dead of congestive heart failure at 78.

Oscar-nominated actor Michael J. Pollard, who inspired Michael J. Fox to use that same middle initial, dead at 80.

KARA member-turned-solo artist Goo Hara, dead by suicide at 28.

Restaurateur Harry Morton, best known for founding the trendy Pink Taco chain, dead over the weekend of a heart attack at 38.

Taiwanese-Canadian model-actor Godfrey Gao, dead of a sudden cardiac arrest at 35.

The Doors studio bassist Doug Lubahn, dead at 71.

Former deputy attorney general and original EPA admin William Doyle Ruckelshaus, who famously quit his job in defiance of Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal, dead at 87.

Celebrity chef Gary Rhodes, dead of a head injury sustained in a fall at 59.

Accomplished free solo climber Brad Gobright, dead Wednesday in an accidental roughly-300-meter fall at 31.

Hilary Watson, born Hilary Holton, wife of U. S. golf team captain Tom Watson, dead Wednesday of pancreatic cancer at 63.

Singer-composer Irving Burgie, who helped bring Calypso music into the mainstream, dead Friday of complications from heart failure at 95.

Internet-famous cat Lil Bub, dead at 8.