2012 Obituaries

Name these notable people who left us in 2012.
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Clue
Age
Answer
First man on the moon
82
Neil Armstrong
Bodyguard actress
48
Whitney Houston
Korean cult leader
92
Sun Myong Moon
Moon River singer
84
Andy Williams
Supposedly timeless
New Year's host
82
Dick Clark
Penn State coach
85
Joe Paterno
Sheriff of Mayberry
86
Andy Griffith
Sitar player
92
Ravi Shankar
Monkees' singer
66
Davy Jones
Blocked nominee to the
Supreme Court
85
Robert Bork
Possibly the world's most
famous hairdresser
84
Vidal Sassoon
60 Minutes correspondent
93
Mike Wallace
One of the Bee Gees
62
Robin Gibb
Fahrenheit 451
91
Ray Bradbury
Muscle-bound star of
The Green Mile
54
Michael Clarke
Duncan
MacArthur Park disco singer
63
Donna Summer
1972 Presidential nominee
90
George McGovern
Where the Wild Things Are
83
Maurice Sendak
Sleepless in Seattle screenwriter
71
Nora Ephron
First American woman in space
61
Sally Ride
Gulf War general called
Stormin' Norman
78
Norman
Schwarzkopf
Los Angeles
police brutality victim
47
Rodney King
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Level 32
Dec 30, 2012
More people got Whitney Houston than Ray Bradbury or Davy Jones. I'm sad.
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Level 48
May 7, 2014
Bradbury was old. Houston was young.
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Level 84
Nov 24, 2014
The Monkees were fun, but let's be honest: Whitney Houston was a thousand times more famous than Davy Jones. No reason to be upset over that one.

I'll give you that Bradbury was very influential though.

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Level 22
Jan 1, 2013
i missed 4 due to spelling :(
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Level 28
Dec 28, 2014
Really? Of all the Donna Summer songs? MacArthur Park?
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Level 85
Jun 15, 2015
The disco era was all about drugs, and nothing screams "drugs" louder than that song. (Though it was written long before her version became popular.)
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Level 62
Mar 14, 2016
The Bee Gees question is a bit easy. You only have to know the tiniest amount about the group to know that they were brothers with the surname Gibb. You don't even have to know which one died; you just type in "Gibb" and you get it.