Maurice Jarre, 84, Academy Award-winning composer for "Dr. Zhivago" and "Lawrence of Arabia"; Tom Braden, 92, former CIA operative, columnist, co-host of the original "Crossfire" and author of "Eight is Enough"; Helen Levitt, 95, famed photographer of street children; and four service members killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
This Week marked the passing of historian John Hope Franklin, investor Jack Dreyfus, NBC newsman Irving R. Levine, and six soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
This week on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopolous, we note the passing of Boxing Hall of Famer Jose Torres, Bob May ("Robot" of Lost In Space), and women's basketball legend Kay Yow. We also note the passing of six American servicemen this past week in Iraq, according to DoD reports.
This Week with George Stephanopoulos marks the passings of Olympic basketball coach Pete Newell, Slinky Company co-founder Betty James, theatre critic Clive Barnes, and former Texas Congressman Jim Mattox. In addition, the Pentagon released the names of five servicemembers killed in Iraq.
This week we note the passing of Rick Wright, founding member of legendary band Pink Floyd, Green party activist and Ralph Nader's 2004 running mate, Peter Camejo, and famed yacht designer Olin Stephens. We also note the passing of 13 soldiers and marines killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
This Week's In Memoriam notes the passing of track & field great, Al Oerter, Virginia Congresswoman Jo Ann Davis and actor Lois Maxwell who played Miss Moneypenny in numerous James Bond Films. Also listed are the names of 14 service members killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
