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Bob Gibson, MLB's African-American Hall of Fame pitcher, is still alive (born November 9, 1935).
Bob Gibson, the folk musician (1931-1996) was diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy in 1993 and died three years later. (This same brain disease killed actor Dudley Moore in 2002.)
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