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Born in Starkville, Miss., the eighth child of 13 born to poor parents, Lloyd Billups left his family as a teenager to seek his fortune with others in the great migration north.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Eddy Arnold, whose mellow baritone on songs like ''Make the World Go Away'' made him one of the most successful country singers in history, died Thursday morning, days short of his 90th birthday.
Reporters' mentor at Daily Herald Country music singer Eddy Arnold dies
Joined with brother-in-law to create Baskin-Robbins Benefactor to Mount Carmel H.S.
Former United Airlines VP Penned 'Hazel' comics
Held Spain steady during upheaval Basketball great led St. John's to '59 NIT championship
Producer for radio legend husband dies Hall of Fame horseman trained ill-fated filly Ruffian Took part in failed plot to kill Hitler 'Den mother' at Christ Hospital
Lynne Harvey, wife of Paul Harvey, dies
Skokie radio dispatcher battled polio Design engineer loved to build
Unofficial voice for liberal Catholics
CSO violist, violinist retired in '06 Accomplished Park Ridge artist
Founded airport service firm First black head basketball coach in Division I
Retired Chicago cop on force 34 years Commanded Jewish refugee ship Exodus 1947
CTA Red line crash victim: Delisia Brown, 18 CTA Red line crash victim: Elosia Guerrero, 47 Ad man sailed seas with Navy in WWII Served 20 years in Army before selling insurance Part of 'Wack Park' on Howard Stern Actress made film debut as newlywed in 'Casablanca'
Proud American, Taiwan advocate
Created Whitney Young H.S. To research scientist, 'it was all about the chemistry'
Led surgery that separated twins
Presiding judge in Bridgeview Soul singer's biggest hit was 'Show and Tell' in '70s
2 rites for priest who was teacher, police chaplain Jazz pianist John Young dies at 86 Courtroom artist covered Manson, O.J. Aided Vatican's anti-abortion effort
Created diagnostic test for cystic fibrosis Painted New York street scenes, founded arts group Secret Service agent from Truman to Reagan
Renowned artist painted portraits of presidents
Lawyer still worked at 96 E Street pianoman Danny Federici dies at 58 Early advocate of black pride 'Scream queen' of 1950s, '60s co-starred with Boris Karloff and Vincent Price Father of chaos theory coined 'butterfly effect'
Founder, president of ad agency DuPage judge heard domestic relations cases
Founded S. Side Chinese school Disney animator worked on 'Snow White'
Worked on atom bomb, coined term 'black hole' Italian bass was Lyric favorite Set NL hitting streak record
Helped improve race relations Photojournalist snapped Castro, Khrushchev
Former supervisor at Western Electric Former Irish president hailed for integrity
Korean War vet founded plumbing/heating firm Debt collector 'was very sincere' Bob Marley's mother 'was a star in her own right' Ex-Newsday reporter, 2-time Pulitzer winner Robert W. Greene dies
Korean War vet founded plumbing/heating firm Devoted life to helping children
