Weekly Obituaries Roundup

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Deaths for the week ending 27 September 2003:

Pamela Gordon, actress, cause not reported, 66.

Gordon Jump, actor (Mr. Carlson on "WKRP in Cincinnati"), of pulmonary fibrosis, 71.

George Moore, auto racing writer (Indianaoplis Star), 83.

Earl Brown, college football coach (Auburn University), 87.

Derek Prince, Christian writer and radio host ("Keys to Successful Living"), of heart failure, 88.

Rex Robbins, actor (The Royal Tennenbaums), of an aneurysm, 68.

Herb Gardner, playwright (I'm Not Rappaport), of lung disease, 68.

Hugh Gregg, governor of New Hampshire (R, 1953-55), 85.

Edward Said, writer ("The Question of Palestine), of leukemia, 67.

George Plimpton, author/editor, of a heart attack, 76.

Bob Chase, radio newscaster (Portland, Oregon), of prostate cancer, 64.

Robert Palmer, rock singer ("Addicted to Love"), of a heart attack, 54.

Paul Burlson, rockabilly guitarist ("The Train Kept A-Rollin'"), of cancer, 74.

Paul Burlson, rock guitarist ("Tear It Up"), of cancer, 74.

Stanley Fafara, actor (Whitey on "Leave It to Beaver"), after abdominal surgery, 54.

Donald O'Connor, singer/dancer/actor ("Make 'Em Laugh"), cause not reported, 78.

Wendy Wyland VanDerWoude, platform diver (1984 Olympics), apparently of natural causes, 38.