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Musician, who'd exited the group after the success of "Wind of Change" in the Nineties, had been battling cancer ...

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His carousel includes a shot in front of a PEOPLE Magazine cover from Nov. 2016 and throwback-style photos from the era The post ends with bandmate David Bryan, including a final photo of him playing ...

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Jon Douglas Rake, the co-founder and Managing Artistic Director of Tacoma Musical Playhouse, died Dec. 30. Courtesy of Tacoma Musical Playhouse Facebook Jon Douglas Rake didn’t just build a theater ...