Dinah Shore

1916–1994 (age 78)

Singer and television personality

Biography

Dinah Shore (1916–1994) was a legendary singer and television personality whose warmth and talent captivated audiences for over five decades. Her distinctive voice and charismatic presence made her a beloved figure in entertainment history.

Her contributions to music and television remain celebrated, and her memory is honored at Forest Lawn Cemetery, where she rests among other entertainment icons.

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