What Happened This Year 2010
People Who Died in 2010
Dorothy DeBorba
A prominent child actress, DeBorba appeared in the 'Our Gang' comedy series during the 1930s. This series depicted the lives and adventures of a group of children and became a popular fixture in American cinema. DeBorba's role included memorable performances alongside her peers, contributing to the charm and humor of the series. The work garnered a lasting legacy, influencing future generations of comedic performances and child actors in film. DeBorba's career in film concluded in the early 1940s.
Continue ReadingCaroline McWilliams
Born in 1945, this actress gained recognition for her role as Marcy Hill on the television series 'Benson', which aired from 1979 to 1986. This role showcased her comedic talents and contributed to the show's popularity. In addition to 'Benson', this actress appeared in various other television shows, including 'Days of Our Lives' and 'St. Elsewhere'. The career spanned multiple decades, featuring performances in both television and film, alongside notable guest appearances, enhancing her reputation in the entertainment industry.
Continue ReadingVladimir Ilyushin
Served as a test pilot and contributed to the development of significant aircraft designs. Worked for the Ilyushin Design Bureau, where various military and civilian aircraft were produced. Developed and flew the Ilyushin Il-28, a notable jet bomber that entered service in the late 1940s. Engaged in pioneering aviation tests and was instrumental in ushering in advancements in Soviet aviation technology.
Continue Readingİhsan Doğramacı
Born in Turkey, a prominent physician and academic contributed significantly to the field of medicine and healthcare education. Established institutions such as Hacettepe University and played a crucial role in developing medical training in Turkey. Focused on promoting health policies and improving medical services nationwide. His efforts in medical education paved the way for advancements in the Turkish healthcare system, benefiting countless students and patients alike.
Continue ReadingWally Hickel
Served as the 2nd Governor of Alaska from 1966 to 1969 and again from 1990 to 1994. Also held the position of U.S. Secretary of the Interior under President Richard Nixon. Worked in the business sector with a focus on real estate and construction. Advocated for Alaska's interests on a national level and promoted resource development programs.
Continue ReadingBekim Fehmiu
An acclaimed actor, gained prominence through performances in film and television. Achieved international recognition through the role in 'The Battle of Neretva' and portrayed a key character in the popular series 'The Man from the Nile'. Had a significant career in Yugoslav cinema, contributing to the artistic landscape of the region during the 1960s and 1970s. Later worked internationally, amplifying Bosnian representation in the arts.
Continue ReadingCrispian St. Peters
An English singer-songwriter gained prominence during the 1960s. The debut single, 'The Pied Piper', reached the top of the charts. St. Peters also recorded several albums, showcasing a blend of pop and folk influences. The artist's career included performances on television and in concert, contributing to the vibrant music scene of the time. Later works involved collaborations with various musicians and exploration of different musical styles.
Continue ReadingPedro Dellacha
Born in 1926, one of the prominent figures in Argentine football as a defender. Played for clubs including Racing Club and had a significant influence on the game as a coach after retirement. His coaching tenure involved working with various teams, contributing to the development of future players in Argentine football.
Continue ReadingHerb Ellis
A prominent American guitarist, contributed significantly to the jazz genre. Co-founded the band the Four Brothers, which was influential in the 1940s. Collaborated with many renowned musicians including Ella Fitzgerald and Oscar Peterson. Worked as a session musician, contributing to numerous recordings throughout his career. Ellis's talent and innovation on the guitar were recognized in the jazz community, leading to a lasting legacy in the world of music.
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