Adventurer,Pilot/ private,Accident/Injury (Plane),Accident (Non-fatal) 22 July 1933 (Plane crash),Great Achievement August 1931 (Set record for Australia-England flight)

Death by Accident 11 March 1931 (Killed in car while giving driver oral sex, age 42),Director (Silent Films),Coach/ Manager/ Owner (Swim coach),Accident/Injury (Fatal auto),Unusual (Death during sex act),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1924 ("The Last Laugh"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1927 ("Sunrise"),Philanthropist (Handicapped kids),Homosexual male

Dancer/ Teacher,Folk Music,Group/ Duo (Teen Timers),Instrumentalist (Guitar, piano, drums),Song writer,Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.,Child performer (Cut first album at age ten),TV host/ Personality (Various CBC programs),Paralysis (Bell's Palsy),Change in family responsibilities 1 February 1964 (Son born),Change in family responsibilities 31 December 1965 (Daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 30 December 1981 (Son born),Kids more than 3 (Five),Sibling circumstances (Sister performed with him),Number of Divorces (One),Number of Marriages (Two),Medical diagnosis March 1972 (Bell's Palsy),Acute illness 8 September 2002 (Emergency surgery on blood vessel; serious),New Career 1943 in Orillia (Performance debut),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1948 (First record cut),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1951 (Record, "The Lord's Prayer"),Prize 1952 in Toronto (First place in vocal class),Prize 1953 in Toronto (First place in vocal class),Gain social status 1954 (Network radio debut),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1955 (Wrote first song, "The Hula Hoop Song"),Prize 1956 (Finished second in barbershop competition),New Job 1960 (Singer and dancer for CBC TV show),New Job 1961 (Played drums for revue),Gain social status 1961 (Made U.S. debut),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1964 in Toronto (Played Toronto Teacher's College),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1965 (Appeared with prestigous folk festival),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1965 (Song, "Steel Rail Blues"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1966 (Album, "Lightfoot!"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1967 (Played two sold-out concerts),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 18 March 1968 (TV special aired),Contracts, agreements November 1969 (Signed with Warner Brothers Records),Prize June 1970 in Ottawa (Received the Order of Canada),Prize April 1971 in Orillia (Inducted into the Hall of Fame),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1972 ("Don Quixote," "Beautiful," "Old Dan's Records" released),Published/ Exhibited/ Released January 1974 (Album, "Sundown"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released March 1974 (Song, "Cold On the Shoulder"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released October 1975 (Album, "Gord's Gold"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1976 (Album, "Summertime Dreams"),Prize 1977 in Peterborough (Received honorary law degree),Prize January 1980 (Male Singer of the Decade),Contracts, agreements 1981 (Ended long-term contract with Warner Brothers),Prize November 1986 (Inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame),Published/ Exhibited/ Released April 1993 (Album, "Waiting For You"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 5 May 1998 (Album, "A Painter Passing Through"),Education extensive (Honorary Law Degree),Work in team/ Tandem (Various groups, festivals, revues),Grammy (Nominated four times),Hall of Fame (Twice),Vocational award (16 Juno awards (Canada's Grammy)),Other Awards (Order of Canada, others),Notable extremes (500 written songs),Top 5% of Profession (Music field),Occult/ Misc. Collection,Begin a program of study 1950 (Piano lessons and voice study),Begin a program of study 1958 in Los Angeles (Music college, didn't finish),Marriage 6 March 1963 (First marriage, Brita),Divorce dates 1973 (Brita)

Death by Disease 17 September 2011 (Brain cancer, age 51),Business owner (Aerobics studio owner),News journalist/ Anchor (TV reporter),Radio/ D.J./ Announcer (D.J.),Cancer,Brain (Tumors),Change residence 1989 (Living in Minneapolis),Family noted (Dad Vice President),Order of birth (Second of three; only daughter),Number of Marriages (Three),Illness/ Disease,Medical diagnosis 31 May 2005 (Cancer; brain tumors),Meet a significant person 1989 (Had affair with Don Henley),Marriage June 2005 (To Chan Poling, her third)

Fiction,Magazine/ newsletter,Radio/ D.J./ Announcer,TV host/ Personality,Ears (Began to lose hearing May 2001),Kids none,Order of birth (First of two boys),Sibling circumstances (Brother an attorney),Marriage less than 3 Yrs (First marriage 18 months),Number of Marriages (Three),Decumbiture 29 May 2001 (Began hearing loss),Medical procedure 19 December 2001 (Device in left ear),Begin Major Project 1 August 1982 (Started national radio show),New Job 4 July 1988 (Start two-hr radio show),New Job 14 September 1992 (Start TV show),Fired/Laid off/Quit 1 October 2003 (resigned as ESPN host),Weight (Over 300 lbs: ups and downs),Aggressive/ brash,Articulate,Liar/ Fraud (Lies and distortions),Vain/ Self-absorbed (Full of himself),Gain - Financial success in field,Top 5% of Profession (Communication field),Institutionalized - prison, hospital October 2003 (entered rehab for drug addiction),41 PM in Honolulu, HI (Rushed to hospital for chest pains; brief hospialization),Marriage 27 May 1994 (Marta Fitzgerald),End significant relationship 2004 (separated from third wife in spring 2004),Marriage 5 June 2010 (To Kathryn Rodgers),Begin Addiction 2003 (addicted to painkillers)

Death, Mysterious 5 August 1962 (found dead of overdose, age 36),Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.,Model,Sex-symbol,Live Stage (performances),Actor/ Actress,Abuse Drugs (Drugs),Anxiety Disorder (Insecure),Stutter, Tics (Stuttered),Cosmetic surgery,Kids none,Abuse - Neglect,Abuse-Sexual (outside of family) (1935),Memories Bad (Mom and grandmom mentally ill),Parent, Single or Step (Foster homes),Sibling circumstances (two older half-siblings),Marriage less than 3 Yrs (First marriage short),Married early less than 18 (just turned 16),Number of Divorces (Three),Number of Marriages (Three),Unusual (possibilities of accidental overdose or homicide have not been ruled out),Changed name (legally changed from Norma Jeane Baker to Marilyn Monroe),Medical procedure 28 April 1952 (Appendix removed),Appearance gorgeous,Hair (Platinum blonde, naturally brunette),Handedness (Left),Voice/Speech (soft, sultry voice),Charismatic,Humorous, Witty,Loved by all,Personality vulnerable (Wanted approval),Shy (until in front of the camera),Education limited (dropped out of high school),Rags to riches,Bi-Sexual (Allegedly),Extremes in quantity (Many lovers),Vocational award (3 Golden Globes),Newsmaker,Top 5% of Profession,Profiles Of Women,Great Publicity May 1949 (Made nude calendar),Marriage 19 June 1942 (Jim Dougherty),Divorce dates August 1946 (Jim Dougherty),00 noon in San Francisco, Ca (Joe DiMaggio),Divorce dates 5 October 1954 (Joe DiMaggio),21 PM in White Plains, NY (Arthur Miller),Divorce dates 20 January 1961 (Arthur Miller),Buy/Sell Property February 1962 (Bought first home),Sex Victimization/Rape 1937 (Raped at 11)

Paralysis (Paraplegic since age six (legs)),Treatment/Therapy (Rehabilitation by swimming),00 noon in Atlanta, GA (Olympic Gold Medal, swimming),Ambitious,Disciplined,Olympics (Seven)

Death, Cause unspecified 18 November 2015 (Age 40),Rugby,Kidney,Surgery,Treatment/Therapy,Kids 1-3 (Two sons),Medical diagnosis 1996 (Nephrotic syndrome),Medical procedure 2003 (Dialysis),Medical procedure 29 June 2004 (Kidney transplant)

Death by Suicide 22 November 1916 (suspected suicide),Fiction,Adventurer (Alaska, the Klondike),Other Major diseases (Pyorrhea, morphine poisoning),Abuse Alcohol,Kidney (Disease, possibly contributed to death),Bowel (Rectal ulcer),Skin (Pellagra or psoriasis),Handicapped (Lame),Kids 1-3 (Two),Disadvantaged (Raised in poverty),Family noted (Dad a noted astrologer, Chaney),Parent, Single or Step (Step father),Parents divorced (Dad deserted family),Sibling circumstances (Two step siblings, looked after Jack),Number of Divorces (One),Number of Marriages (Two),Suicide (Poison),Trauma from Nature 1913 (House burned to ground),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1900 (Book, "The Son of the Wolf"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1902 (Book, "The People of the Abyss"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1903 (Book, "Call of the Wild"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1904 (Book, "The Sea Wolf"),Diet unusual (Ate raw fish and meat),Travel for work (Vagrant),Many moves,Property damage (Dream castle burned to ground),Extreme ups and downs (Despite income, always in debt),Gain - Financial success in field (Made fortune off books),On the edge (Mishandling of funds),Top 5% of Profession,American Book,Marriage 1900 (First marriage, Beddie Madden)

Death of Mate 1985 (Simone Signoret),Activist/ political (Disarmament, human rights),Dancer/ Teacher,Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.,Sex-symbol,Actor/ Actress,Live Stage (Legitimate theater),Mime (Secondary),Heart (Fatal attack),Change residence 1944 (Escaped Gestapo raid, fled to Paris),Change in family responsibilities 31 December 1988 (First son born),Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (Adopted daughter),Kids 1-3 (One),Parenting late more than 40 (First child born at 67),Disadvantaged (Poverty),Order of birth (First of three),Cohabitation more than 3 yrs (With secretary),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (34 years),Mate - Age difference more than 15 yrs (Lover 39 years younger),Mate - Noted (Simone Signoret),Number of Marriages (One),Stress - Extramarital affairs (Including Marilyn Monroe),Widowed,Changed name (Stage name),New Career 1946 (Film debut, "Etoile San Lumiere"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1953 (Film, "The Wages of Fear"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1958 ("The Crucible"),00 midnight in New York, NY (One-man play),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1960 (FIlm, "Let's Make Love"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1962 (Film, "My Geisha"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1966 (Film, "Grand Prix"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1969 (Film, "Z"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1970 (Film, "The Confession"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1970 (Film, "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever"),Expatriate (Italy to France),Lawsuit sued (Paternity),Extremes in quantity (Many lovers),Top 5% of Profession,American Book,Great Publicity 1956 (Invited to Russian ceremony),Marriage 1951 (Simone Signoret)