An American-Italian car designer, famous for his work on the DeLorean DMC-12.

Death, Cause unspecified 7 January 2014,Top executive (Aircraft executive)

Death, Cause unspecified 7 January 2014,Top executive (Aircraft executive)

Party Affiliation (Democrat),Public office (Governor of Iowa),Attorney,Adopted by Parent April 1951,Kids 1-3 (Two),Adopted,Abandoned (orphaned at birth),New Career 1987 (entered politics),Begin Major Project 1998 (Elected Governor of Iowa)

Party Affiliation (Democrat),Public office (Governor of Iowa),Attorney,Adopted by Parent April 1951,Kids 1-3 (Two),Adopted,Abandoned (orphaned at birth),New Career 1987 (entered politics),Begin Major Project 1998 (Elected Governor of Iowa)

Death by Disease 11 July 1987 (AIDS),Track and Field,Autobiographer,Physician,Promoter/ Agent (founded the Gay Olympics/Gay Games),Aids,Homosexual male

Death by Disease 11 July 1987 (AIDS),Track and Field,Autobiographer,Physician,Promoter/ Agent (founded the Gay Olympics/Gay Games),Aids,Homosexual male

Death by Disease 11 July 1987 (AIDS),Track and Field,Autobiographer,Physician,Promoter/ Agent (founded the Gay Olympics/Gay Games),Aids,Homosexual male

Instrumentalist (Pianist),Song writer,Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.,Actor/ Actress (Secondary to his music),Change in family responsibilities October 1983 (Daughter Kellesimone born),Change in family responsibilities September 1985 (Son Casey born),Kids 1-3 (One daughter and one son),Number of Marriages (One),Published/ Exhibited/ Released March 1973 ("Closing Time", debut album released),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 12 February 1982 (Film debut in "One From The Heart"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 17 June 1986 in Chicago ("Frank's Wild Years", theatrical premiere),Prize 24 February 1993 (Grammy award),Grammy,Marriage 31 December 1981 (Kathleen Brennan),Arrest 27 May 1977 in Los Angeles (Disturbing the peace),Law suit 8 May 1990 in Los Angeles (Won first lawsuit against Frito-Lay potato chip company),Law suit 19 January 1993 in Los Angeles (Won second lawsuit against Frito-Lay potato chip company)

Instrumentalist (Pianist),Song writer,Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.,Actor/ Actress (Secondary to his music),Change in family responsibilities October 1983 (Daughter Kellesimone born),Change in family responsibilities September 1985 (Son Casey born),Kids 1-3 (One daughter and one son),Number of Marriages (One),Published/ Exhibited/ Released March 1973 ("Closing Time", debut album released),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 12 February 1982 (Film debut in "One From The Heart"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 17 June 1986 in Chicago ("Frank's Wild Years", theatrical premiere),Prize 24 February 1993 (Grammy award),Grammy,Marriage 31 December 1981 (Kathleen Brennan),Arrest 27 May 1977 in Los Angeles (Disturbing the peace),Law suit 8 May 1990 in Los Angeles (Won first lawsuit against Frito-Lay potato chip company),Law suit 19 January 1993 in Los Angeles (Won second lawsuit against Frito-Lay potato chip company)

Golf (PGA),Work alone/ Singular role

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Professional golfer

Golf (PGA),Work alone/ Singular role

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) American professional golfer

Golf,Kids 1-3 (Two),Number of Marriages (One),Lose social status 1978 (Start of three poor career years),Gain - Financial success in field,Vocational award (Finished Second Four Times In Master's)

Golf,Kids 1-3 (Two),Number of Marriages (One),Lose social status 1978 (Start of three poor career years),Gain - Financial success in field,Vocational award (Finished Second Four Times In Master's)

Golf,Kids 1-3 (Two),Number of Marriages (One),Lose social status 1978 (Start of three poor career years),Gain - Financial success in field,Vocational award (Finished Second Four Times In Master's)

Death by Disease 17 December 2004 (Heart condition),Other Writers (Author),Fine art artist (Painting, collage and sculpture)

Death by Disease 17 December 2004 (Heart condition),Other Writers (Author),Fine art artist (Painting, collage and sculpture)

Death by Heart Attack 25 November 2011 (Age 85),Columnist/ journalist (Journalist),Fiction (Novelist),Military service,Heart disease/attack (Fatal),Number of Divorces (One),Number of Marriages (Two),Long life more than 80 yrs,New Career 1948 (In journalism),New Job 1960 (With the New York Times),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1964 ("Kennedy without Tears"),Gain social status 1 September 1964 (Promoted to Washington Bureau Chief for the NY Times),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1975 ("A Time to Die"),Marriage 1949 (To Neval Jewett mcLean),Divorce dates 1973 (From McLean),Marriage 1974 (Pamela Hill)