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Dick Clark (née Richard Wagstaff Clark)

Memorial Page for Dick Clark (née Richard Wagstaff Clark)

Nov 30, 1929 – Apr 18, 2012(82 years)Died in:Providence Saint John's Health Center, Los Angeles County

American radio and television personality

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April 18th, 2026

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Place of Death

Providence Saint John's Health Center, Los Angeles County

Children

3

Occupation(9)

actorbusinesspersonfilm producerscreenwriterradio personalitytelevision producergame show hostpresentertelevision personality

Awards(8)

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show HostPeabody AwardsGrammy Trustees AwardDisney Legendsstar on Hollywood Walk of FameRadio Hall of FameTelevision Hall of FameRock and Roll Hall of Fame

Education(2)

Mount Vernon High SchoolSyracuse University

Dick Clark (* November 30, 1929 in Mount Vernon; † April 18, 2012 in Providence Saint John's Health Center) was an american radio and television personality. He was 82 years old. He had 3 children. His education included Mount Vernon High School and Syracuse University. He received 8 awards, including Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host, Peabody Awards. His cause of death was myocardial infarction.

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Born in Mount Vernon, Westchester County

1929

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host

1979

Grammy Trustees Award

1990

Radio Hall of Fame

1990

Television Hall of Fame

1992

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

1993

Died in Providence Saint John's Health Center, Los Angeles County (myocardial infarction)

2012

Disney Legends

2013

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  • Julia Fuller Clark

Dick Clark (née Richard Wagstaff Clark). Forever remembered.