Weekly Obituaries Roundup

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Deaths for the week ending 26 March 2005:

Ted Brown, radio broadcaster (New York City), of complications from a stroke, 80.

Paul Kelly, radio broadcaster (Los Angeles), in an automobile accident, 46.

Arthur G. Salisbury, U.S. air force commander, 88.

Bobby Short, cabaret singer (New York City), of leukemia, 80.

Lyle Bennett, college football coach (Central Michigan University), 101.

Barney Martin, actor (Morty Seinfeld on "Seinfeld"), 82.

Wayne Miyata, surfer, of cancer of the esophagus, 63.

Earle Wentz, college football and baseball player (Duke University), 91.

Ray "Scooter" Morrison, college football player (University of Wichita), 80.

Rod Price, guitarist (Foghat), of injuries from a fall, 57.

Bob Vetrone, aka "Buck the Bartender", sportswriter (Philadelphia), of natural causes, 79.

David Bushnell, optics manufacturer (Bushnell Optical Corp.), of non-Hodgkins lymphoma, 91.

Bruce Wright, New York judge, 86.

Greg Garrison, TV director ("The Dean Martin Show"), of pneumonia, 81.

Paul Henning, TV producer ("The Beverly Hillbillies"), 93.

Paul Hester, rock drummer (Crowded House), of suicide by hanging, 45.

James Callaghan, U.K. prime minister (Labor, 1976-79), 92, .

Marius "Lefty" Russo, major leaguer (New York Yankees), 90.