Obituaries Related to "Collins" from New York Times Archive
Lorrie Collins, Dynamic Rockabilly Singer, Is Dead at 76
Ms. Collins and her brother, Larry, billed as the Collins Kids, were stars before they were teenagers, regularly featured on television variety shows.
Notable Deaths 2016: Bud Collins
Christiane Collins, Scholar Who Fought a Columbia Gym, Dies at 92
An author and architectural historian, she figured in the struggle to preserve West Harlem’s Morningside Park against encroachment by a growing campus.
Phil Collins Wants You to Know He Isn’t Dead Yet
Phil Collins is candid about the ups and downs in his new memoir, “Not Dead Yet.”
Bud Collins, Who Covered Tennis With Authority and Flash, Dies at 86
In nearly half a century of covering the sport, Mr. Collins broadcast from Wimbledon for NBC and wrote extensively for The Boston Globe.
A Shirley Collins Tribute and Other Projects
New releases also include two albums from SK Kakraba, a xylophonist from Ghana; debuts from Ruby Amanfu and Miya Folick; and Kode9’s first solo album.
Author Jackie Collins dies at 77
Best-sellling novelist Jackie Collins has died from breast cancer at the age of 77. Paul Chapman reports.
Jackie Collins, Best-Selling Novelist of Hollywood, Dies at 77
Ms. Collins’s sex-filled, escapist (and even once banned) fiction was devoured by tens of millions of readers.
HEAVY DEATH TOLL OF MAJOR FIGURES; Collins, Riddle, Poe, Travers, Robertson Among Sports' Greats Bowing Out in '51 Travers' Death Mourned Former Dodgers on List Flores Victim of Ring Injury
Sports notables of the past and present passed on in large numbers in 1951. The toll was heavy in virtually every major sport.
COLLINS, EX-HEAD OMURY LAM, DIES; Rose From Scenic Painter to Be Manager of Famous The- atre of London. HELD SWAY FOR 27 YEARS Most of Productions Successfulu Saved Theatre From Being Razed to Make Way for Market.
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