Norton Buffalo of Steve Miller Band dies
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
Norton Buffalo, the harmonica player who performed with the Steve Miller Band for over 30 years, died last Friday night. He was 58.
Norton Buffalo, the harmonica player who performed with the Steve Miller Band for over 30 years, died last Friday night. He was 58.
Donald Fisher, who co-founded Gap, the retail clothing establishment, with his wife, Doris, died Sunday surrounded by family in his San Francisco home. Fisher had been battling cancer for some time. He was 81.
Henry Gibson, the actor most known for his comic role on TV’s “Laugh-In,” died Monday after a brief battle with cancer. He was 73.
Patrick Swayze died Monday, losing his two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. A statement from his publicist said he died peacefully and surrounded by family. He was 57.
Charles Gwathmey, an architect of modern design known for his high-profile work, died Monday of esophageal cancer in Manhattan. He was 71.