Whitney Houston

1963–2012 (age 49)

Singer and actress

Biography

Whitney Houston's luminous voice and charismatic presence propelled her to global stardom, making her one of the most celebrated vocalists of her generation with chart-topping albums, a record-breaking rendition of 'I Will Always Love You', and a string of platinum hits.

She also captivated audiences on screen and used her platform to support youth and humanitarian causes, leaving behind a cultural legacy that endures while she rests at Fairview Cemetery.

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