He had begun his career shooting photos for his high school yearbook and college newspaper, though, and always remembered what a simple slice-of-life picture means for those who aren't famous or immersed in a startling news event. Away from work, he photographed his sons' high school sports events and kept doing so after they graduated because he knew photos are treasured memories that linger for years on everything from refrigerators to social media pages.
Actor Graham Green, best known for his work in the 1990 film "Dances With Wolves," has died at the age of 73. Greene played "Kicking Bird" in the Best Picture-winning movie, earning an Oscar nomination for his performance opposite Kevin Costner. Graham died on Monday in Toronto after a long illness, his agent told Deadline he was "a great man of morals, ethics and character."
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Former Finn Harps manager and Galway United coach Ollie Horgan died on Thursday, August 28, aged 57, following a brief illness. A native of Salthill in Galway, Mr Horgan worked as a PE and maths teacher at St Eunan's College in Letterkenny since 1989. He quickly became a prominent figure on the football scene in the county. A noted player for Fanad United, who he went on to serve for six years as first team manager,
Ms Kilcoyne, who was 73, died after she was struck by a bus on Neasden Lane, Brent, in west London at 17.58pm on Sunday, August 17. Paramedics rushed to the scene of the incident where she was later pronounced dead. The Metropolitan Police said that no arrests have been made in relation to the incident and that the driver of the bus is cooperating with their investigations into the circumstances of the tragic incident.
Martha Nolan O'Slatarra (33) was found dead on a yacht at the Montauk Yacht Club in East Hampton on Long Island. Detectives and the Suffolk County Medical Examiner's Office are probing the incident involving the Carlow-born fashion designer, who first moved Stateside when she was 24.