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People died in Ota (First 49 people) - Page 35
Ike Pearson
Baseball player
James DePree
American football player
Thomas B. Allen
American painter
Nita Krebs
Actress
John Jakes
American writer
Butch Henline
American umpire
Bill Lajoie
American baseball player
Edna Woolman Chase
American editor
Ken Knowlton
Artist
Richard E. Carver
Former Mayor of Peoria
Alden R. Hatch
American writer
Calaway H. Dodson
American botanist
Marrijane Hayes
Writer
Helen Kreis
Karl Wallenda's wife
Joseph Jeffrey Fretti
Edward Coleman Delafield
Francis Taylor, Baron Taylor of Hadfield
Author
Adenan Satem
Former Premier of Sarawak
Rip Repulski
American baseball player
Adolph Olson Eberhart
American Politician
Charles Thomas Campbell
General
Olivera Despina
Bayezid I's wife
Álvaro Gómez Hurtado
Colombian lawyer
Jim Denomie
American painter
Herbin Hoyos
Colombian journalist
Yoshimi Usui
Japanese writer
Anthony J. Perpich
American dentist and politician
Robert Preus
Pastor
George McGovern
Former U.S. senator
Nils Boe
Former Governor of South Dakota
James Abdnor
Former member of the United States Senate
Ben Reifel
Politician
George Theodore Mickelson
Former Governor of South Dakota
Richard F. Pettigrew
Former U.S. senator
Donn Clendenon
American baseball player
Walter E. Ellis
Robert J. Gamble
Former U.S. senator
Archie M. Gubbrud
Former Governor of South Dakota
Bill Janklow
Former Governor of South Dakota
Richard F. Kneip
Former Governor of South Dakota
Francis L. Sampson
Priest
Charles A. Christopherson
American lawyer
Charlie Hoefer
Basketball player
Emmett Nelson
Baseball player
Herbert Krause
American historian
Bill Holm
American poet
George T. Mickelson
Former Governor of South Dakota