A famous cilvil rights person passed away recently, when did she die and who was she married to?
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Coretta Scott King - widow of Martin Luther King Jr, became the first woman and first black person to lie in honor at the Capitol - Georgia. Coretta Scott King died in her sleep on 31st January 2006 at Santa Monica Hospital, a holistic health center in Rosarito Beach, Mexico. She was 78 years old.
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Shortly after Sarah Hicks's death, Alvah married Mariah.\ndaughter Josephine
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"The details of her death are not yet known to us. The police will give us results tomorrow afternoon.\n\nFull story at link below
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Rosa parks died this past october - 10-24-05
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mrs. king was not just the wife of dr. martin luther king (the leader of the civil rights movement) but she was a hero in her own right. when her husband was killed in1968, she could have easily given up and been bitter. she could hav ended her own life or taken her anger out on others...insterd--being the tremendous being she was--she kepth 'the dream' alive. mrs. king always had a feeling of grace, elegance, and beauty abour her. she was always smiling and willing to work. i had never had the chance to meet her...but i feel as if i know her...she is definetly one of the people i'd like to be like when i grow up (i'm only 13) I'M GONNA MISS HER AND I PRAY THAT OUR DEARLY DEPARTED MRS. CORETTA SCOTT KING'S LEGACY WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN, BUT CONTINUED EVEN AS I GROW-UP AND GROW OLD.
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Jennie Finch?\n\nhttp://www.jenniefinch.net/
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I have done some pretty extensive research on this, and unfortunately, there is no info available about her.  I even checked out some old questions on here about this, and nobody was ever able to find out her identity.  Sorry!
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Try this link! I read about at least 2 women in the article.\n\nIf the article doesn't help maybe there is another link on the page that will.\n\nGood Luck!
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Try searching on google. Or see if there are any stories in the local paper of her last known address.
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Jacqueline Du Pre is the most famous woman cellist that I know of. Google her name on the web and see what you get.  My family and I watched the movie about her called"Hilary and Jackie".   Very beautiful but very sad.   Unfortunately she died when she was very young from MS, however, she was able to touch the world with her music before then.
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Ask her family.  If that's not feasible, look for the obituary, which may include that info. Sorry for your loss.
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LEXINGTON, Ky., Dec. 23 (UPI) - The true identity of Sybil, called the most famous psychiatric patient in history, has been revealed 20 years after her case was made famous in a best-selling book and made- for-tv movie starring actress Sally Field. In a book scheduled for release next year, psychiatric historian Peter Swales reportedly reveals that Sybil was Shirley Ardell Mason, who died in Lexington, Ky., in February at the age of 75. Mason had lived quietly in Lexington for over 20 years, painting and running an arts business out of her home. \n\nandregide@mydejanews.com reports: \n\nShirley Ardell Mason, known as Sybil, passed on Feb. 26 of this year, she was 75. \n\nShe had been living in the Lexington, Kentucky area since the mid 1970's. She ran an art business out of her home. \n\nRumors have been circulating for years in the Lexington area that Mason was Sybil. \n\nDr. Cornelia Wilbur, who was Sybil's psychiatrist, had developed a close friendship with her. They were known by the neighbors as fast friends. They were constantly visiting each other, according to neighbors. \n\nA psychiatric historian out of New York City named Peter Swales is co-writing a book and doing a documentary for British television next month about Mason as Sybil. \n\nAs of January 2004, the book and film have not yet appeared.
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no, shes married.\n\n\nJonathan Frakes  (28 May 1988 - present) 2 children
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Ann Veneman\n\nSee http://www.whitehouse.gov/government/veneman-bio.html
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Answer:   Belle Rose\n Try the site below it works for me.
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please give some more details.how you lost her?was she your wife?any old contact number etc of her?
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Florence Ballard died on 22 Feb, 1976. That's probably what you heard, none of them died recently.