Death Notices

[longrunsthefox]

Sad story this one. Suicide apparently... am old enough to remember Marie and Donny and Jimmy doing their thing way back...

Marie Osmond's teenage son dies  
 
The 18-year-old son of American singer Marie Osmond, has died, a spokesman for the family has said. Marie Osmond had eight children.
Ms Osmond, 50, said in a statement that her family was "devastated and in deep shock by the tragic loss" of her son Michael Blosil.
News reports from the US suggested he committed suicide by jumping from an apartment building in Los Angeles.
Marie and her brother Donny hosted the popular TV variety programme the Donny & Marie Show in the late 1970s.
The Los Angeles coroner's office said the death was being investigated.
 

[Minder]

TV presenter Kristian Digby has been found dead in his home in what police have described as "unexplained circumstances".

Mr Digby, 32, was a presenter on several BBC shows, including Double Agents, Living in the Sun, House Swap and Buy It, Sell It, Bank It.

He also appeared on GMTV.

He was pronounced dead at the scene when ambulance services arrived at his flat in Newham, east London, this morning.

Police said they were called to the address by another person at the property.

A spokesman said: "Police were called to reports of a body of a man in his 30s found at an address in Richford Road, E15.

"Ambulance services attended and life was pronounced extinct. Next of kin were informed and we await formal identification.

"There will be a post-mortem at 12 noon at East Ham mortuary."

Newham CID are investigating the circumstances of the death.

A BBC statement said: "Kristian was a much-loved and talented presenter for BBC Daytime. He brought a real sense of energy and warmth to all the shows he presented for us and will be sorely missed. Our thoughts are with his family at this very difficult time."

Kristian's agent and friend Jo Wander said: "I am devastated by the loss. He was a lovely guy and a very talented presenter and director. I will miss him hugely and my thoughts at this time are with his family and his many friends. He will be sorely missed."

Hundreds of people tweeted and wrote Facebook condolences after Sky broke the news of Mr Digby's death.

"Shocked by news of Kristian Digby's death. We shook hands last Monday at event in Worcester. He seemed lovely and was great keynote speaker," one tweet said.

"So sad to hear of his death, he's certainly gone too soon - seemed so nice I'll miss seeing him on my TV," wrote another.

"Daytime TV won't be the same," wrote a fan on Facebook.

As well as being a presenter, Mr Digby also directed films and television programmes.

He won a junior Bafta in 1997 for his short film Words Of Deception and directed programmes such as Home Front, Fantasy Rooms, She's Gotta Have It, Girls On Top and The Ozone.

[longrunsthefox]

It would be sureal if someone put their own name on this and died a few hours later or better someone elses name who died suddenly soon after. Suicides and murders would be cheating tho and would have to be an unexpected death.   

[hardstation]

If you put your own name on this thread, you die within the hour. That's why Jim Murphy 74 can't post on it.

/Jim

[muppet]

Any shred of integrity that Tyrone's Own & Stew might have had.

[longrunsthefox]

I know a woman who recieved a letter from a dead woman as she died hours after posting it. Must have been a bit freaky. 

[muppet]

I know a woman who recieved a letter from a dead woman as she died hours after posting it. Must have been a bit freaky.

Apparently the iphone 5Gs will have afterlife email capability. Could be interesting in, for example, murder cases.

[longrunsthefox]

I know a woman who recieved a letter from a dead woman as she died hours after posting it. Must have been a bit freaky.

Apparently the iphone 5Gs will have afterlife email capability. Could be interesting in, for example, murder cases.

That's it!! I'm an old man... I've no idea wat the f** a iphone 5G is   

[ziggysego]

I know a woman who recieved a letter from a dead woman as she died hours after posting it. Must have been a bit freaky.

Apparently the iphone 5Gs will have afterlife email capability. Could be interesting in, for example, murder cases.

That's it!! I'm an old man... I've no idea wat the f** a iphone 5G is   

I've seen your phone. I'm not a bit surprised you don't know what an iPhone 5G is.

[Jen Cui]

Poor oul Frank died... 

[muppet]

Poor oul Frank died... 

How will you cope?

[Tyrones own]

Any shred of integrity that Tyrone's Own & Stew might have had.

Seriously hi, if any of ye know where Muppets Mum lives, run over there quick FFS and check on him
..he's gone delirious on us here

[muppet]

Any shred of integrity that Tyrone's Own & Stew might have had.

Seriously hi, if any of ye know where Muppets Mum lives, run over there quick FFS and check on him
..he's gone delirious on us here

If you insist on smearing me then at least have the balls to publish what you accuse me of writing. Except of course it isn't real is it?

[ziggysego]

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Tom "T-Bone" Wolk, the mainstay bassist of Hall & Oates' band for nearly 30 years, has died of an apparent heart attack. He was 58.

The band's manager, Jonathan Wolfson, says Wolk died Sunday in Pawling, N.Y., where he had been recording a solo album with Daryl Hall.

Wolk joined Hall & Oates in 1981. He was also a member of the "Saturday Night Live" house band in 1986-92 and performed with numerous other musicians, including Carly Simon, Billy Joel and Avril Lavigne.

Wolfson says Wolk was preparing to appear Monday with Hall & Oates on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon."


Search: T-Bone Wolk
View results for: T-Bone Wolk Hall & Oates On his Web site, Wolk described himself as "that guy with the hat" who people had seen performing with Hall & Oates since 1981. In later years he also became the band's music director.

"Daryl used to refer to him as the ampersand in Hall & Oates," said Wolfson, adding both members of the duo were crushed by the loss.

"It's not if I will go on, but how," Hall said in a statement. "T-Bone was one of the most sensitive and good human beings that I have ever known."

Oates called him "peerless."

"Any instrument that he touched resonated with a sensitivity and skill level that I have never experienced while playing with any other musician," Oates said. "He possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of styles and musical history which he referenced to support all the artists that he played with over the years.

[ziggysego]

Former British MP, Winston Churchill died today.