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Canadian Golf Hall of Famer Dawn Coe-Jones, 56, dies of cancer
Canadian Golf Hall of Famer Dawn Coe-Jones, 56, dies of cancer
Dawn Coe-Jones, one of the most successful Canadians to play the LPGA, died of cancer early Saturday morning.She was 56.Coe-Jones died under hospice care with family at her side near her home in Tampa, Fla., according to the Legends Tour.She is survived by her husband, James Edward Jones; son, Jimmy Jones, 21; in-laws Sandy and James Jones; and brothers Mark and John Coe.
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The Godfather actress Julie Gregg dies at 79 after cancer battle
The Godfather actress Julie Gregg dies at 79 after cancer battle
Julie Gregg, the actress best known for playing the wife of James Caan's iconic The Godfather character Sonny Corleone in the trilogy's first two films, died at 79 this week of cancer.Gregg's niece Lisa Scalzo told The Hollywood Reporter that the actress - also known for her roles in the 1960s Batman TV series, and films such as 1972's Man of La Mancha and 1967's Hell of Borne - died at her Van Nuys, California residence on Monday.Gregg, who was born Beverly Scalzo, also made her mark on Broadway, as her lead role in the Kander & Ebb's The Happy Time in 1968 garnered her a nomination for best featured actress in a musical at the Tony Awards.Scroll down for videoCareer role: Actress Julie Gregg of The Godfather fame died of cancer this week at 79 at her Van Nuys, California homeBusy: Gregg appeared in a number of prominent 1960s TV shows, such as I Dream of JeannieHollywood beauty: Gregg was seen in this shot with director Arthur Hiller, who was behind the lens of her 1972 movie Man of La Mancha.
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Canadian golfer Dawn Coe-Jones dies of cancer at 56
Canadian golfer Dawn Coe-Jones dies of cancer at 56
Alena Sharp will be reminded of Dawn Coe-Jones every time she hits a golf ball next week.Coe-Jones, a member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame who helped blaze a trail for Canadian women on the pro tour, has died of cancer at the age of 56.Golf Canada announced on Saturday that she died in hospice near her home in Tampa, Fla., after being diagnosed with bone cancer earlier this year.Sharp, of Hamilton, is ranked 44th in the LPGA and has had Coe-Jones's initials written on her golf balls since the CP Canadian Women's Open in late August as a way of honouring the Canadian golfing legend.
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