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Sandra Scully, the wife of legendary Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully, died on Sunday night due to complications from ALS, the team announced. She was 76 years old. The couple was married for over 45 years. “We are saddened to learn of the passing of Sandi Scully, the loving wife of Vin and a […]
popculture.comVin and Sandra Scully were married for 47 years
www.cbssports.comLOS ANGELES -- At the end of the day, Vin Scully asked the crowd to indulge him a personal moment. Twenty-five years earlier, he'd recorded a song for his wife, Sandi, and had recently had it remixed and digitized.This is how he would leave Dodger Stadium on Sunday afternoon for
www.mlb.comVin Scully, legendary voice of the Dodgers, honestly speaks about the January death of his wife, Sandi, with the same elegant grace he delivered on broadcasts.
www.latimes.comSandra Scully, the wife of longtime Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, has died at the age of 76.
www.foxla.comSandra Scully, wife of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully, died of complications from ALS at UCLA Medical Center on Sunday, the Dodgers announced.
www.latimes.comSandra Scully, the wife of retired Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully, died Sunday evening at 76.
www.cbsnews.comSandra Scully, wife of renowned broadcaster Vin Scully, died of complications from ALS at the UCLA Medical Center on Sunday, the Dodgers announced. She was 76. Sandra Scully had battled ALS for several years before her passing. She and her husband married in 1973 and helped raise six children, 21
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www.tmz.comSandra Scully, the wife of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully, died on Sunday due to complications from a long bout with ALS.
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