June 13

Jimmy Dean was an American country music singer, actor, and entrepreneur. He shot to fame with his 1961 hit single "Big Bad John", which topped charts worldwide. In 1969, he founded Jimmy Dean Foods, revolutionizing the breakfast sausage market. Dean also pursued acting, appearing in television and film roles including on Gunsmoke. His blend of musical talent and business acumen made him a cultural icon. He received multiple Grammy nominations and was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Dean passed away in 2010 at the age of 81, leaving a dual legacy in music and food.

David Deutsch was an American advertising executive and entrepreneur. He founded Deutsch Inc. in 1969, pioneering modern creative advertising strategies. Under his leadership, the agency grew into a global network with offices in multiple countries. He was known for crafting innovative campaigns for major brands across industries. Deutsch received numerous industry awards for his vision and creativity. He remained actively involved in guiding the firm's direction until his death. Deutsch died in 2013 at the age of 84, leaving a lasting legacy in the advertising world.