Gordon Moore, Intel co-founder who coined chip rule, dies at 94
Gordon Moore, the Intel co-founder and legendary technologist behind Moore's Law, has died. He was 94.
A roundup of notable obituaries from the week ending March 24.
Obituaries
Read the latest on the deaths of notable people. These news stories recount the lives that made them prominent locally, nationally and worldwide.
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Darcelle, world’s oldest working drag queen, dies at 92 VIEW
Walter C. Cole, better known as the iconic drag queen who performed for decades as Darcelle XV, has died of natural causes in Portland. Cole...
Remo Borracchini of beloved Seattle bakery Borracchini’s dies at 92
Remo Borracchini's legacy goes far beyond the bakery's famous cakes — he carried out a nearly centurylong legacy of community as the Rainier Valley diversified.
Simone Segouin, teenage fighter in French resistance, dies at 97
Her name was Simone Segouin, but she was known by her nom de guerre, Nicole.
Lance Reddick, known for ‘The Wire’ and ‘Fringe,’ dies at 60
Lance Reddick also starred in the “John Wick” film franchise. A representative said the actor died Friday morning of natural causes. He was 60.
‘What You Won’t Do for Love’ singer Bobby Caldwell dies WATCH
R&B singer Bobby Caldwell, who had a major hit in 1978 with “What You Won’t Do for Love," has died.
Rolly Crump, Disney designer who helped define the look of Disneyland, dies at 93
It’s a Small World, the Enchanted Tiki Room and the Haunted Mansion are just a few of the projects Rolly Crump contributed to at Walt...
Dick Fosbury, 76, Whose ‘Flop’ Transformed the High Jump, Is Dead
Dick Fosbury, a gangly civil engineering student who shocked his peers, delighted sports fans and started a revolution in competitive high jumping with his backward...