Memorial for celebrities who died in 2013

Michael Winner was the director of over 30 movies over seven decades, he died on January 21 aged 77

Reg Presley was the Troggs frontman who had hits with Wild Thing and Love is all Around, he died on February 4 aged 71

Richard Briers was a much-loved comedy actor best known for the TV show 'The Good Life', he died on February 17 aged 79

Bruce Reynolds was the mastermind behind 'The Great Train Robbery', he died on February 28, aged 81

Hugo Chavez was the President of Venezuela from 1999 until his death on March 5, he was aged 58

Kenny Ball was a 'Midnight in Moscow' jazz musician, he died on March 7 aged 82

Frank Thornton was a veteran comedy actor who starred in 'Are You Being Served?', he died on March 16 aged 92

James Herbert was one of Britain's best-selling horror writers, he died on March 20 aged 69

Richard Griffiths was the star of 'Withnail and I', 'Harry Potter' and more, he died on March 29 aged 65

Roger Ebert was a movie critic, he worked with Gene Siskel and they became famous for their thumbs up/down, they trademarked the phrase 'Two Thumbs Up', after Siskel died, Ebert worked with Richard Roeper, Ebert died on April 4 aged 70

Margaret Thatcher was the only female Prime Minister in England, she died on April 8 aged 87

Professor Robert Edwards was an IVF pioneer whose work led to the world's first test tube baby, he died on April 10 aged 87

Colin Davis was an English conductor, he died on April 14 aged 85

Jeff Hanneman was a guitarist in heavy metal band 'Slayer', he died on May 2 aged 49

Bryan Forbes was a movie director who made 'The Stepford Wives', he died on May 8 aged 86

Tony Gubba was BBC's all-round sport commentator, he died on March 11 aged 69

Paul Shane was a British actor who made his name as Ted Bovis in 1980s BBC sitcom 'Hi-De-Hi', died May 16 aged 72

Richard Thorpe played Emmerdale pub landlord Alan Turner for more than 30 years, he died on May 22 aged 81