Weekly Obituaries Roundup

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Deaths for the week ending 2 March 2002:

Ellis Jones, pro football player (Boston Yanks), of injuries from a fall, 80.

Arthur Lyman, vibraphonist, 70.

Leo Ornstein, pianist/composer, 106.

Milton "Mel" Stewart, actor (Henry Jefferson on "All In the Family"), of Alzheimer's disease, 72.

Gizel Berman, Holocaust survivor and sculptor/author, 82.

Ed Martin, college basketball coach (Tennessee State University), 75.

Henrik Oscarsson, skier (Swedish), in an avalanche, 41.

Lawrence Tierney, actor (Dillinger), 82.

Spike Milligan, comedian (The Goon Show), of kidney failure, 83.

Mary Stuart, soap opera actress ("Search for Tomorrow"), 75.

Dwight Vredenburg, grocer (Hy-Vee Food Stores), of complications from a stroke, 88.

Tom Bert, music album photographer, of a pulmonary embolism, 57.

Farris Bryant, governor of Florida (1961-65), after a stroke, 87.

Charlie Harville, radio sports announcer, of lung cancer, 83.

Doreen Waddell, singer (Soul II Soul), struck by traffic while fleeing after shoplifting, 36.

Mahmoud al-Brekan, poet (Iraqi), by burglars, 73.

Mary Grant Price, Broadway costume designer (Oklahoma!), after a brief illness, 85.