Our Gang Timeline

This is a chronological sequence of prominent and important dated events in the history of Our Gang along with a few token events of significance for points of reference. What's interesting about putting these dates in sequence like this is just how the Little Rascals ranked in age with each other; one can also note here that most of the Our Gang stars were not even born yet at the time the series had started.

Late 19th Century[]

1882, July 11 - Robert F. McGowan born in Denver, Colorado
1889 - Charlie Chaplin born
1892, January 14 - Hal Roach born in Elmira, New York.

Early 20th Century[]

1903, November 6 - June Marlowe born in St. Cloud, Minnesota
1909 - Gordon Douglas born.
1909, April 10 - Andy Samuel born in Los Angeles, California.

1910s[]

1912, April 14 - The sinking of the HMS Titanic in the North Atlantic off Newfoundland; the event is considered one of the major events of the Twentieth Century.
1912, December 20 - Ernie Morrison Jr. born in New Orleans, Louisiana.
1912, December 30 - Rosina Lawrence born in Westboro, Ontario in Canada..
1913, October 10 - Johnny Downs born in Brooklyn, New York.
1914, April 5 - Jack Davis born in Los Angeles, California.
1914, October 11 - Mickey Daniels born in Rock Springs, Wyoming.
1914, October - Jackie Coogan, the first child star, is born in Los Angeles, California.
1914, October 18 - Norman Chaney born in Baltimore, Maryland.
1915, March 25 - Jay R. Smith born in Los Angeles, California.
1916, November 7 - Joe Cobb born in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
1916, December 25 - Eugene Jackson born in Buffalo, New York.
1917, March 9 - Peggy Ahern (nee Peggy Ahearn) born in Douglas, Arizona.
1917, December 17 - President Woodrow Wilson institutes a restriction on the manufacture of liquor, thus starting American Prohibition; bootleggers distilling illegal whisky are a common feature through the Our Gang shorts
1917, December 27 - Mary Kornman born in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
1918, March 25 - Jackie Condon born in Los Angeles, California.
1918, May 9 - Donald Haines born in Kansas.

1920s[]

1920, August 9 - Allen Hoskins born in Boston, Massachusetts.
1921 - "The Kid" debuts starring Charlie Chaplin and child-actor Jackie Coogan, whose performance inspires children comedies such as Our Gang
1921, December 16 - Harry Spear born in Los Angeles, California.
1922, August 22 - Jean Darling born in Los Angeles, California.
1922, September 10 - One Terrible Day, the first Our Gang short released, premieres. It is the first short to feature Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison, Jackie Condon (role), Mickey Daniels (role), Farina Hoskins, and Jack Davis.
1922, September 15 - Jackie Cooper born in Los Angeles, California.
1922, October 8 - Fire Fighters premieres
1922, November 5 - Our Gang premieres
1922, November 26 - Young Sherlocks premieres
1922, December 3 - Saturday Morning premieres
1922, December 31 - A Quiet Street premieres
1923, January 14 - Mary Ann Jackson born in Los Angeles, California.
1923, January 28 - The Champeen! premieres. It is the first short to feature Mary Kornman (role) and Joe Cobb.
1923, December 16 - Sunday Calm premieres. It is the last short to feature Jack Davis.
1924, February 10 - Big Business premieres. Andy Samuel replaces Jack Davis beginning with this short.
1924, March 30 - The Fraidy Cat, starring Charley Chase, premieres. It features a cameo by the Our Gang kids.
1924, June 8 - Rupert of Hee Haw, starring Stan Laurel, premieres. It features a cameo by the Our Gang kids.
1924, July 24 - It's A Bear premieres. It is the last short to feature Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison.
1924, September 6 - Leonard Kibrick born in Minneapolis. Minnesota.
1924, October 6 - Battling Orioles, starring Glenn Tryon, premieres. It features a cameo by the Our Gang kids.
1924, November 16 - Fast Company premieres. Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison and Jack Davis make brief returns.
1924, December 14 - The Mysterious Mystery! premieres. It is the last short to feature Andy Samuel and the first to feature Pineapple.
1925, January 1 - Matthew Beard born in Los Angeles, California.
1925, February 8 - Circus Fever premieres. It is the first short to feature Johnny Downs.
1925, March 29 - Robert Hutchins born in Tacoma, Washington.
1925, March 28 - Dorothy DeBorba born in Los Angeles, California.
1925, May 3 - Shootin' Injuns premieres. It is the last short to feature Pineapple.
1925, June 29 - Jackie Lynn Taylor born in Compton, California.
1925, July 26 - Boys Will Be Joys premieres. It is the first short to feature Jay R. Smith.
1925, September 12 - Dickie Moore born in Los Angeles, California.
1925, September 23 - Wally Albright Jr. born in Burbank, California.
1925, November 1 - Jerry Tucker born in Chicago, Illinois.
1926, March 25 - Shirley Jean Rickert born in Seattle, Washington.
1926, July 18 - Thundering Fleas premieres. It is the first short to feature Scooter Lowry and the last to feature Mickey Daniels
1926, September 12 - The Fourth Alarm! premieres. It is the last short to feature Mary Kornman.
1926, September 16 - Tommy Bond born in Dallas, Texas.
1926, December 26 - 45 Minutes From Hollywood, starring Glenn Tryon, premieres. It features a cameo by the Our Gang kids.
1927, January 16 - Bring Home The Turkey is released. It is the first short to feature Jean Darling.
1927, February 13 - Seeing The World premieres. It is the last short to feature Johnny Downs.
1927, June 26 - Baby Brother premieres; it's the first appearance of Wheezer Hutchins in the series. The Glorious Fourth premieres on the same day. It is the first short to feature Harry Spear and the first Pete the Pup
1927, August 8 - Carl Switzer born in Paris, Illinois.
1927, September 24 - Yale Vs. Harvard, the first short distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is released.
1927, November 6 - Chicken Feed premieres. It marks a brief return for Johnny Downs, and it is the last short to feature Scooter Lowry.
1928, February 26 - The Smile Wins, the last short distributed by Pathé is released.
1928, March 25 - George McFarland born in Dallas, Texas.
1928, April 7 - Barnum & Ringling, Inc., the first Our Gang short to feature a musical soundtrack, is released.
1928, June 2 - Crazy House premiers; it is the first short to feature Mary Ann
1928, July 2 - Sidney Kibrick born in Minneapolis. Minnesota.
1929, January 12 - Election Day, the last short to feature [[Jackie Condon] (role)|Jackie Condon] is released.
1929, February 9 - Noisy Noises, the last short to feature Jay R. Smith, is released.
1929, May 18 - Small Talk, the first sound Our Gang short, premiers.
1929, June 15 - Railroadin', the first Our Gang short to feature Chubby Chaney, is released.
1929, September 8 - Darwood Kaye born in Fort Collins, Colorado.
1929, September 9 - Boxing Gloves, the first Our Gang short to feature Jackie Cooper, and the last to feature Joe Cobb, is released.
1929, October 4 - Scotty Beckett born in Los Angeles, California.
1929, October 12 - Bouncing Babies premieres; it's the last short for Jean Darling and Harry Spear.
1929, October 20 - The stock market crash triggers the beginning of the Great Depression.
1929, November 9 - Saturday's Lesson, the last Our Gang silent short, premiers.
1929, December 7 - Moan & Groan, Inc., premieres. It features a cameo by Jay R. Smith.

1930s[]

1930, January - The Our Gang kids guest star on the radio program Voices Of Filmland.
1930, April 5 - When The Wind Blows premieres; it is the first short to feature background music.
1930, June 21 - A Tough Winter premieres; it marks the last appearance of the first Pete the Pup.
1930, August 30 - Pups Is Pups premieres; it marks the first appearance of Dorothy DeBorba and the second Pete the Pup. It is also the first short to feature background music by LeRoy Shield.
1930, September 13 - The Boy Friends, a spin-off of Our Gang, makes its debut. It stars former Rascals Mickey Daniels and Mary Kornman.
1930, October 11 - Teacher's Pet premieres; it is the first appearance of Miss Crabtree and Stymie Beard. It is also the first short to feature the series' theme tune, "The Good Old Days".
1931, January 3 - Helping Grandma premieres; it is the first short to feature Shirley Jean Rickert.
1931, March 12 - William Thomas born in Los Angeles, California.
1931, April 4 - The Stolen Jools is released. It features a cameo by the Our Gang kids.
1931, May 2 - Bargain Day is released. It is the last short to feature Jackie Cooper.
1931, May 30 - Fly My Kite is released. It is the last short to feature Farina Hoskins, Mary Ann, Chubby Chaney, and Shirley Jean Rickert.
1931, August 29 - Big Ears is released. It is the first short to feature Spud Bailey.
1931, November 8 - Darla Jean Hood born in Leedey, Oklahoma.
1932, January 2 - Readin' And Writin' premieres; it is the first appearance of Breezy Brisbane, and the last appearance of Miss Crabtree.
1932, February 11 - Free Eats premieres; it is the first appearance of Spanky McFarland
1932, February 29 - Leap Year - Froggy Laughlin born this day as per Surprised Parties.
1932, June 11 - The Pooch, the last short to feature the second Pete the Pup is released.
1932, June 18 - The last The Boy Friends short is released.
1932, July 5 - William Laughlin born in San Gabriel, California.
1932, August 27 - Hook And Ladder, the first short to feature Dickie Moore and the third Pete the Pup, and the last to feature Spud Bailey is released.
1932, November 12 - Birthday Blues, the last short to feature Breezy Brisbane, is released.
1933, January 28 - Fish Hooky, a short that features guest appearances by Mary Kornman, Farina Hoskins, Joe Cobb, and Mickey Daniels (role) is released.
1933, March 11 - Forgotten Babies, the first short to feature Tommy Bond is released.
1933, May 20 - One Track Minds, starring Zasu Pitts and Thelma Todd, is released. It features a guest appearance by Spanky McFarland.
1933, May 27 - Mush And Milk premieres; it's the last appearance for Dickie Moore, Echo DeBorba, and Wheezer Hutchins.
1933, September 18 - Robert Blake (nee Michael Gubitosi) born in Nutley, New Jersey.
1933, October 25 - Eugene Lee born in Fort Worth, Texas.
1933, October 28 - Wild Poses is released. It would be the last short Robert F. McGowan directed, until 1936's Divot Diggers.
1934, January 7 - The Cracked Iceman, starring Charley Chase is released. It features a cameo by the Our Gang kids.
1934, March 3 - Hi'-Neighbor!, the first short to feature Scotty Beckett and Wally Albright, and the first short to be directed by Gus Meins, is released.
1934, March 17 - Four Parts, starring Charley Chase is released. It features a cameo by Stymie.
1934, March 20 - Patsy Mae Dittemore born in Gosport, Indiana.
1934, April 14 - For Pete's Sake!, the first short to feature Buckwheat Thomas, is released.
1934, November 2 - George McFarland costars as "Spanky" with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Kentucky Kernels.
1934, November 10 - Kid Millions, starring Eddie Cantor, premieres. It features cameos by some of the Our Gang kids.
1934, November 13 - Washee Ironee premieres; it marked the last appearance of Tommy Bond (until he returned as "Butch" in 1937's Glove Taps) and Wally Albright.
1935, February 23 - Beginner's Luck premieres; it marks the first appearance of Alfalfa Switzer.
1935, March 25 - Production on a new Hal Roach series, The Hardy Family, is set to begin. The proposed series was to have starred Oliver Hardy, Patsy Kelly, and Spanky McFarland.
1935, April 27 - Teacher's Beau is released; it marks the last appearance of Stymie Beard.
1935, August 30 - George McFarland appears as "Spanky" in Here Comes The Band.
1935, October 6 - Little Sinner, the first short featuring Porky Lee is released.
1935, November 30 - Our Gang Follies Of 1936, the first short to feature Darla Hood, is released.
1936, February 8 - Divot Diggers premieres; it's the last short for Robert F. McGowan after a twenty-seven short absence.
1936, March 14 - The Lucky Corner, the last short to feature Scotty Beckett is released.
1936, May 29 - Norman Chaney passes away from a glandular ailment in Baltimore, Maryland. He is the first Little Rascal to pass away after departing the series.
1936, April 11 - Second Childhood, the last short to be directed by Gus Meins, is released.
1936, May 2 - Bored Of Education premieres; it's the first short directed byGordon Douglas, the first short to feature Rosina Lawrence, as well as the series' first one-reeler. It was the only film in the series to win an Academy Award.
1936, October 24 - Pay As You Exit is released. It features a guest appearance by Joe Cobb.
1936, December 11 - General Spanky, the only Our Gang feature film premieres.
1936/1937 - Spanky McFarland appears in a promotion film for Speed-O-Bike.
1937, January 9 - Reunion In Rhythm premieres. It features guest appearances by Mickey Daniels, Mary Kornman, Joe Cobb, and Stymie Beard.
1937, February 20 - Glove Taps premieres. It marks a return appearance of Tommy Bond, now as "Butch". Additionally, The Woim and Waldo are introduced.
1937, May 13 - Three Smart Boys is released. It marks the last appearance of Rosina Lawrence.
1937, December 18 - Our Gang Follies Of 1938, a special two-reeler, and the series' final two-reeler, is released.
1937/1938 - The Our Gang kids make a guest appearance on George Jessel's 30 Minutes in Hollywood, along with former Rascals Johnny M. Downs.
1938, April 16 - Came The Brawn, the last short featuring Spanky McFarland (for the time being) is released.
1938, June 18 - Hide And Shriek, the final Hal Roach short, premieres
1938, August 6 - The Little Ranger premieres; it is the first Our Gang created under the direct supervision of M-G-M
1938, June 15 - Party Fever premieres; it is the first short in the series directed by George Sidney; making his last appearance is Pete the Pup.
1938, September 17 - Aladdin's Lantern premieres. It marks a return appearance of Spanky McFarland. It is the last short directed by Gordon Douglas.
1939, June 24 - Joy Scouts is released. It marks the first appearance of Mickey Gubitosi, and it is the first short directed by Edward Cahn.
1939, July 1 - Dog Daze premieres. It is the last short directed by George Sidney.
1939, July 22 - Auto Antics premieres; it is Porky's last appearance in the series.
1939, August 5 - "The Wizard Of Oz" debuts at Grauman's Theater in Los Angeles, California. A few Our Gang stars, creators and crew are connected to its production.
1939, December 2 - Time Out For Lessons is released. It marks the last appearance of The Woim.

1940s[]

1940, May 25 - Bubbling Troubles premieres; it is Butch's last appearance in the series.
1940, April 27 - The New Pupil premieres; it is Froggy's first appearance in the series.
1940, October 5 - Waldo's Last Stand premieres; it is Waldo's last appearance in the series.
1940, November 23 - Kiddie Kure premieres; it is Alfalfa's last appearance in the series.
1941, December 8 - The United States declares war on Germany, marking its entry into World War Two.
1941, December 13 - Wedding Worries premieres; it is Darla's last appearance in the series.
1942, January 24 - Melodies Old And New premieres; it is Janet Burston's first appearance in the series.
1942, May 30 - Surprised Parties premieres; it is the last short directed by Edward Cahn (for the time being).
1942, July 18 - Doin' Their Bit premieres; it is the first short in the series directed by Herbert Glazer, and the first short in the series to lose money at the box office.
1942, September (estimated) - Walt Kelly's first issue of Our Gang Comics is released.
1942, November 28 - Unexpected Riches premieres; it is Spanky's last appearance in the series.
1942, December 21 - Spanky McFarland and Alfalfa Switzer appear in the film Johnny Doughboy, with Jane Withers.
1943, February 22 - Donald Haines is killed in action as a member of the United States Army Air Corp. He is the second known Little Rascal lost after departing the series.
1943, October 23 - Three Smart Guys is released; Edward Cahn briefly returns to direct.
1944, April 1 - Radio Bugs is released; it is the first short for Cyril Endfield, the series final director,
1944, April 15 - Tale Of A Dog premieres as an MGM Miniature
1944, April 29 - Dancing Romeo premieres; it's the last short in the series.
1945, May 17 - Robert Hutchins is killed in a Army Air Corp training exercise. He is the third known Little Rascal lost after departing the series.
1946 - Hal Roach sells the rights of the sound shorts in the seires to Erko for home movie distribution. Due to copyright issues, Erko renames the series Kids 'N Pets.
1947, June 12 - Carl Switzer reprises his role as "Alfalfa" in Gas House Kids Go West
1947, August 23 - Curley premieres; it is Hal Roach's first attempt at recreating Our Gang. The same day, Carl Switzer reprises his role as "Alfalfa" again in Gas House Kids In Hollywood
1948, March 25 - William Laughlin is struck and killed on his bicycle by a car near La Puente, California. He is the fourth Little Rascal to pass away after departing the series.
1948, April 9 - Who Killed Doc Robbin premieres; it is Hal Roach's second and last attempt at recreating Our Gang.
1949, April - Walt Kelly's last issue of Our Gang Comics is released.

1950s[]

1950 - Hal Roach sells the rights of the sound shorts in the series to another company, Official Films, for home movie distribution. Official renames the series Famous Kids Comedies.
1950 - Hal Roach sells the rights of the sound shorts to Monogram Pictures (later known as "Allied Artists") for theatrical distribution. Monogram renames the series The Little Rascals.
1954 - Some of the former Our Gang kids are reunited on the television show You Asked For It.
1955, September (estimated) - Allied Artists, under their television division Interstate Television Corporation, releases their Little Rascals package of seventy-nine sound shorts and thirteen silent shorts to the syndicated television market.
1956, January - Dell Comics' first issue of Four Color Comics: The Little Rascals is released.
1958, January - Carl Switzer is shot and killed over a $50 debt in Northern California. The shooting is ruled justified homicide by the police. He is the fifth known Little Rascal lost after departing the series, lending credence to a "Little Rascals Curse."
1958 - Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer brings their fifty-two Our Gang shorts to television.
1959, May 5 - Little Rascals Varieties, a compilation of musical shorts taken from Our Gang Follies Of 1936, The Pinch Singer, Reunion In Rhythm, and Our Gang Follies Of 1938, is released to theaters by Allied Artists.

1960s[]

1961 - King World Productions buys The Little Rascals television package (excluding the silent shorts) from Allied Artists. Additionally, Hal Roach sells the Pathé silent shorts to National Telepix, who shows the films on television under the titles Mischief Makers.
1962, March - Dell Comics' last issue of Four Color Comics: The Little Rascals is released.
1962, August 4 - Actress Marilyn Monroe is found dead of an "accidental overdose" in Westwood, California; her death is considered the end of innocence in Hollywood.
1963, November 22 - President John F. Kennedy is assassinated during a visit to Dallas, Texas (George McFarland's home town); the event is considered one of the major events of the Twentieth Century.
1968, May 8 - Scotty Beckett dies in a nursing home in Hollywood, California from complications from a physical attack.

1970s[]

1970, August 20 - Mickey Daniels passes away unnoticed from cirrhosis of the liver in San Diego, California.
1971 - King World begins removing and editing Little Rascals shorts with alleged politically incorrect content from television.
1973, June 1 - Mary Kornman passes away from cancer in Glendale, California.
1977, October 13 - Jackie Condon passes away from cancer.
1977 - Our Gang - The Life And Times of the Little Rascals by Leonard Maltin and Richard Bann is published.
1977 - Norman Lear produces two Little Rascals television pilots for ABC; his proposed series is not picked up.
1979, June 13 - Darla Jean Hood passes away from complications with hepatitis in Los Angeles, California.
1979, December 3 - The Little Rascals Christmas Special, an animated television special, premieres on NBC. It featured the voices of Darla Jean Hood and Matthew Beard. A series of 156 thirty second Public Service Announcements featuring the Rascals began airing on television during commercial breaks.

1980s[]

1980 - Allen Hoskins passes away from cancer.
1980 - The Los Angeles chapter of The Sons of the Desert holds a Little Rascals reunion.
1980, October 10 - William Thomas Jr. passes away from a heart attack in his home in Los Angeles, California.
1981, January 8 - Matthew Beard passes away from pneumonia in Los Angeles, California.
1981, October 10 - Actor/comedian Eddie Murphy debuts his impersonation of Buckwheat as an adult.
1981, October 15 - Kendall McComas commits suicide in Lake Isabella, California
1982, September 25 - The Little Rascals (animated series) debuts on ABC-TV as part of its Saturday Morning line-up and runs for two years.
1982, November 13 - Robert Blake stars in an opening "Our Gang" spoof on "Saturday Night Live."
1984, March - A series of commercials for Jell-O Gelatin Pops, featuring the Rascals, begin airing.
1984, September 1 - The Little Rascals (animated series) makes its last known appearance on American television.
1984, March 10 - June Marlowe passes away in Burbank, California.
1985, February 4 - Brandon "Bug" Hall born in Fort Worth, Texas.
1985 - The Los Angeles chapter of The Sons of the Desert holds a Little Rascals Reunion with Hal Roach and eleven Rascals in attendance.
1984 - Sidney Kibrick holds another Little Rascals reunion to celebrate the opening of his forty acre RV park near Palm Springs, California.
1986 (estimated) - The Little Rascals shorts are released in the home video market for the first time (through Blackhawk Films).
1987, January 6 - Kevin Jamal Woods born in Los Angeles, California.
1987, August 6 - Sherwood Bailey passes away in Newport Beach, California.
1988, August 19 - Travis Tedford born in Rockwall, Texas.
1988, December 5 - Ross Bagley born in Los Angeles, California.
1989, February 27 - Brittany Ashton Holmes born in San Marcos, California.
1989 - Ernie Morrison Jr. passes away from cancer in Los Angeles, California.

1990s[]

1990, October 5 - ABC news program 20/20 airs a news story on William English, a Tempe, Arizona man claiming he played Buckwheat in the Our Gang shorts. George McFarland exposes the man's claim.
1992, March 5 - Andrew Samuel passes away in Colton, California.
1992, November 2 - Hal Roach pases away in Los Angeles, California.
1992, November 3 - Jack Davis passes away in Santa Monica, California.
1992 - The Little Rascals - The Life And Times of Our Gang (Second Edition) by Leonard Maltin and Richard Bann is published.
1993, April 22 - George McFarland guest stars as himself in the episode, "Woody Gets An Election," on the NBC TV series, "Cheers."
1993, June 30 - George McFarland passes away from cardiac arrest in Grapevine, Texas.
1994, June 6 - Johnny M. Downs dies of cancer in Coronado, California.
1994, August 5 - Universal Pictures releases The Little Rascals.
1994 (estimated) - Turner Network Television (and later Turner Broadcasting Station) began airing Our Gang shorts. This is the first known time that the series aired on a major channel.
1995, June 28 - Sons of the Desert members find Harry Spear, who denies being an Our Gang member.
1997, June 23 - Rosina Lawrence passes away from cancer in New York City.
1998, March 3 - Janet Burston passes away from cancer.
1999, August 7 - Wally Albright Jr. passes away in a Sacramento, California nursing home.

2000's[]

2001, August - American Movie Classics begins airing the The Little Rascals shorts.
2001, October 26 - Eugene Jackson passes away from a heart attack in Compton, California.
2002, April 18 - Robert Blake is arrested and charged in the connection of the murder of his wife.
2002, May 15 - Darwood Kaye is killed in a hit-and-run accident in Riverside, California.
2002, May 21 - Joseph Cobb passes away in Santa Ana, California.
2002, September - American Movie Classics changes its format, removing The Little Rascals from its channel.
2002, October 5 - Jay Smith is murdered in Las Vegas, Nevada.
2003, December 17 - Mary Ann Jackson passes away of a heart attack in Los Angeles, California.
2005, March 16 - Robert Blake is found not guilty in connections to the murder of his wife.
2005, September 24 - Tommy Bond passes away from heart disease in Northridge, California.
2005, October 16 - Eugene Lee passes away from brain and lung cancer in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
2006, September 22 - Harry Spear passes away of kidney cancer in San Diego, California.
2009, February 6 - Shirley Jean Rickert passes away of in Saratoga Springs, New York.

2010's[]

2010, June 2 - Dorothy DeBorba passes away of Emphysema in Walnut Creek, California.
2011, January 4-5 - In honor of Hal Roach, Turner Classic Movies airs a twenty-four hour marathon of Our Gang shorts from both the silent and sound eras.
2011, May 3 - Jackie Cooper passes away in Santa Monica, California.
2013, January 1 - Patsy Mae Dittemore passes away in Smithfield, North Carolina.
2014, April 1 - The Little Rascals Save The Day is released on Blu-ray and DVD.
2014, May 5 - Jackie Lynn Taylor passes away of Alzheimer's Disease in Citrus Heights, California.
2015, September 4 - Jean Darling passes away in Rodgau, Germany.
2015, September 7 - Richard Moore passes away in Connecticut.
2017, July 26 - Leonard Landy passes away in California.
2017, October 29 - Juanita Quigley passes away in Sudbury, Massachusetts.