Spring
The Spring Framework is an application framework and inversion of control container for the Java platform. The framework's core features can be used by any Java application, but there are extensions for building web applications on top of the Java EE platform.
People died in Spring (First 49 people) - Page 14
George W. Haley
American attorney
Ralph Tabakin
American actor
Jerry Smith
Brazilian singer
Bob Beckel
American political analyst
Ronald Parise
American scientist
Julian A. Cook
Former Judge
Samuel Kotz
Author
Andreas Makris
Cypriot footballer
Wilhelmina Feemster Jashemski
Max Desfor
American photographer
Robert J. Myers
Actuary
Charles DuVal Roberts
Military personnel
Felrath Hines
American visual artist
Vitaliy Kalynychenko
Human rights activist
Chester Ray Benjamin
American mycologist
Hung-Chang Lin
Chinese-American inventor
Edwin A. Fleishman
American psychologist
Evelyn Boyd Granville
American mathematician
Edward Michael Law-Yone
Burmese journalist and official
Eliza Violet Gist Blair
Journalist
Richard T. Davies
Former United States Ambassador to Poland
Homer Hoyt
Robert Russell Newton
American physicist
Charles Willing Byrd
Former Secretary of the Northwest Territory
Whitey Kurowski
Baseball player
Darlington Hoopes
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Abram B. Olin
Justice
Benny Frey
Baseball player
Orson Hyde
Apostle
Boris de Greiff
Colombian chess master
Thomas Jermyn, 2nd Baron Jermyn
Politician
Ron McAuliffe
Former Senator of Australia
James Cannan
Military personnel
Percy Hornibrook
Australian cricketer
Willie Sutton
American robber
IZ the Wiz
Graffiti artist
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Writer
Ted Lowry
American boxer
Richard S. Ewell
Officer
Earl Van Dorn
Military officer
Gordon Terry
American fiddler
Mosie Lister
American singer
Balls Mahoney
American professional wrestler
Anthony T. Augelli
Former Judge
Claude C. Hopkins
American author
Robert Chesebrough
American chemist
David Farragut Edwards
American football player
