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This is a timeline chronicling major events of Winnie the Pooh.

19th Century[]

1870s[]

1879[]

December 10: Ernest H. Shepard is born.

1880s[]

1882[]

January 18 - A.A. Milne is born.

20th Century[]

1901[]

December 25: Stephen Slesinger is born.

1903[]

A.A. Milne receives a degree in mathematics at Trinity College, Cambridge. He moves to London and publishes his first story.
September 27: Robert O. Cook is born.

1905[]

January 5: Sterling Holloway is born.

1906[]

May 19: Jimmy MacDonald is born.
November 25: Larry Clemmons is born.

1908[]

April 1: Barbara Luddy is born.
May 17: Ralph Wright is born.

1909[]

March 17: Ken Anderson is born.
March 22: Animator Milt Kahl is born.
June 26: Producer and Director Wolfgang Reitherman is born.

1910s[]

1910[]

September 15: Story Writer and Director Charles A. Nichols is born.

1911[]

March 11: John Lounsbery is born.

1912[]

June 24: Timing Director Brad Case is born.
September 5: Animator Frank Thomas is born.
October 31: Animator Ollie Johnston is born.

1914[]

February 6: Thurl Ravenscroft is born.

1915[]

January 15: Ray Erlenborn is born.
December 19: Ken O'Brien is born.

1916[]

July 6 - Storyboard Designer Don Christensen is born.
August 2 - Actor Hal Smith is born.

1918[]

January 4: Buddy Baker is born.
July 6: Sebastian Cabot is born.

1919[]

September 4 - Xavier Atencio is born.
September 19 - Howard Morris is born.
October 18 - Orlando Drummond Cardoso is born.
December 17 - Ted Berman is born.

1920s[]

1920[]

August 21 - Christopher Robin Milne is born.
September 9 - Wally Boag is born.

1921[]

August 21 - Christopher Robin is given a bear named Winnie the Pooh

1922[]

November 29: Laurie Main is born.
December 21: Paul Winchell is born.

1923[]

May 26: Roy Dotrice is born.
May 27: Shirley Slesinger Lasswell is born.

1924[]

March 1: Ted C. Bemiller is born.
July 24: Tor Isedal is born.
October 5: Guy Piérauld is born.
December 6: Wally Cox is born.

1925[]

February 3: Actor John Fiedler is born.
March 23: Robie Lester is born.
June 1: Richard Erdman is born.
August 8: Ginny Tyler is born.
December 19: Robert B. Sherman is born.

1926[]

March 21 - Henry Djanik is born.
December 11 - Dick Tufeld (TV announcer) is born.

1927[]

April 27 - Ken Sansom is born.
July 3 - Roger Crouzet is born.
August 14 - Roger Carel is born.

1928[]

April 23: Sergio Tedesco is born.
June 12: Songwriter Richard M. Sherman is born.
John Ewing is born

1929[]

April 14: Writer Cliff Roberts is born.
August 21: Writer Vance Gerry is born.
October 29: The Great Depression begins.
December 31: Diana Hale is born.

1930s[]

1930[]

April 14: Mahito Tsujimura is born.
August 30: Mauro Ramos is born.
November 4: John Hahn-Petersen is born.

1931[]

The first theatrical adaptation of Winnie the Pooh is presented by Sue Hastings Marionettes.
June 29: Actor Ed Gilbert is born.
August 9: Actor Ron Gans is born.
November - Track Reader Skip Craig is born.

1932[]

Animation Director, Director and Timing Director Terence Harrison is born.
August 30 - Shichiro Kobayashi is born.
October 10 - Ron Feinberg is born.

[[1933

February 23 - Toshiya Ueda is born.
Marie Boughamer is born.

1934[]

July 28 - Bud Luckey is born.
September 2 - Chuck McCann is born.
October 30 - Hamilton Camp is born.
Animator Richard Slapczynski is born.

1935[]

May 13: Burny Mattinson is born.
May 19: David Hartman is born.
June 9: Pete Renaday is born.
December 30: Timing Director, Story Writer and Director Carole Beers is Born.

1936[]

February 6: Supervising Timing Director and Timing Director Marlene Robinson May is born.
November 5: Timing Director and Continuity Coordinator Vonnie Batson is born.

1937[]

March 6 - Guy De la Berg is born.
March 13 - Gil Baroni is born.
May 30 - Managing Film Editor Rich Harrison is born.
November 8 - Jan Kociniak is born.

1938[]

May 15: Animation Supervisor Dale Case is Born.
Animator Tadakatsu Yoshida is Born.
Michael Rüth is Born.
Background Stylist, Styling and Designer Paro Hozumi is born.
September 16: David Benedictus is born.

1939[]

March 28: Animation and Timing Director Bob Zamboni is born.
May 27: Voice Actor and Character Designer Tom Bird is born.
Roy Wilson is born.
October 27: John Cleese is born.
December 26: Storyboard Designer Ron Campbell is born.

1940s[]

1940[]

January 22: John Hurt is born.
December 11: André Luiz Chapéu is born.

1941[]

Timing Director John Kimball is born.
Background Artist Minoru Nishida is born.
May 16 - Ivar Nørve is born.
July 28 - Peter Cullen is born.
July 29 - David Warner is born.
August 4: Timing Director Richard Trueblood is born.
November 12 - Timing Director and Supervising Timing Director Dave Brain is born.

1942[]

Animation Supervisor Tsuguyuki Kubo is born.
February 2: Director Keith Ingham is born.
March 27: Michael York is born.
March 30: Background Stylist Bill Lorencz is born.
October 15: Derek Carter is born.
October 31: David Ogden Stiers is born.

1943[]

January 2 - Don Nemitz is born.
February 13 - Steve Schatzberg is born.

1944[]

May 5: Actor John Rhys-Davies is born.
May 26: Actor Andre Stojka is born.
June 4: Patrick Préjean is born.
July 8: Jeffrey Tambor is born.

1945[]

June 25: Carly Simon is born.
October 18: Huell Howser is born.
Yasumi Mikamoto is born.

1946[]

February 20 - Brenda Blethyn is born.
March 12 - Frank Welker is born.

1947[]

May 30: ADR Editor Tally Paulos is born.
October 12: Julie McWhirter is born.

1948[]

Timing Director Robert Alvarez is born.
January 23 - Edoardo Nevola is born.
May 5 - Peter Young is born.
May 20 - Tesshō Genda is born.
June 1 - Producer, Director, Writer and Voice Director Karl Geurs is born.
July 28: Timing Director: Mitch Rochon is born.
September 17 - Timing Director James T. Walker is born.
October 24 - Producer, Story Writer, Supervising Director and Overseas Animation Supervisor Ken Kessel is born.
December 25 - Bernard Alane is born.

1949[]

Timing Director and Director Bob Treat is born.
May 13 - Story Writer, Assistant and Associate Story Editor and Story Editor Bruce Talkington is born.
October 3 - Luca Biagini is born.
November 13: Will Ryan is born.
November 14 - Phil Baron is born.
December 7 - Story Writer Jymn Magon is born.

1950s[]

1950[]

Assistant Supervisor Saburo Hashimoto is born.
October 22: Patricia Parris is born along with Mikó István.
November 26: Layout Director Zoltan Maros is born.
December 10: Gregg Berger is born.
Dale Baer is born.

1951[]

January 1: Luca Dal Fabbro is born.
June 20: Tress MacNeille is born.
July 2: Jarmo Koski is born.
September 25: Mark Hamill is born.
November 2: Ginny McSwain is born.
December 24: Producers Gaetan Brizzi and Paul Brizzi are born.
December 26: Animation Director Nobuo Tomizawa is born.
Storyboard Designer Rich Chidlaw is born.
Director Richard Rich is born.

1952[]

Storyboard Designer George Goode is born.
Background Supervisor Pierre Pavloff is born.
March 21: Kanga makes a cameo along with Gadget Hackwrench, Lady and Peg in Two Chips and a Miss.
April 28: Animation Director Kazuhide Tomonaga is born.
May 11: Layout Artist Bun Ung is born.
June 4: Director, Song Artist and Executive Producer Mitchell Kriegman is born.
November 3: Voice Actor Jim Cummings is born.

1953[]

February 13: Storyboard Revisionist, Designer and Character Designer Elizabeth Chapman is born.
April 12: Director Francis Glebas is born.
May 1: Timing Director Joan Case is born.
August 19: Writer, Story and Teleplay Bruce Reid Schaefer is born.
September 30: Timing Director Neal Warner is born.
October 2: Storyboard Designer Jan Green is born.

1954[]

March 9: Martin P. Robinson is born.
April 24: Sound Effects Editor and Supervising Sound Editor Roy Braverman is born.
April 26: Sindy McKay is born.
June 2: Timing Director and Story Writer and Director Mike Svayko is born.
August 11: Steve Nelson is born.
November 9: Sukekiyo Kameyama is born.

1955[]

January 15 - Background Supervisor Miyuki Hoshikawa is born.
March 1 - Background Artist Andrew McNab is born.
March 23 - Eric Lewald is born.
July 14 - Nicholas Omana is born.
May 25 - Mark Watters is born.
September 15 - Bruce Reitherman is born.

1956[]

January 30 - A.A. Milne dies.
February 6: Actor Jon Walmsley is born.
March 11: Rob Paulsen is born.
March 29: Carole Jeghers is born.
May 19 - Storyboard Designer Tom Sito is born.
July 13: Roger L. Jackson is born.
September 30: Donald Andersen is born.
December 3 - Michael Gough is born.

1957[]

Art Director, Assistant Director, Producer and Key Layout Design Ed Ghertner is born.
April 26: Mark Burgess (children's author) is born.
Background Artist Vincent Misser is born.

1958[]

Storyboard Designer Bruce Morris is born.
February 15: Writer Julia Jane Lewald is born.
April 5: Peter Del Vecho is born.

1959[]

March 28: Joel McNeely is born.
April 20: Clint Howard is born.
June 7: Mark Zaslove is born.
July 9: Massimo Corvo is born.
November 12: Massimo Lodolo is born.
November 16: Animator Matias Marcos is born.

1960s[]

1960[]

February 13: Marco Bresciani is born.
April 16: Brad Garrett is born.
Animation Director Toshihiko Masuda is born.
October 2: Winnie-the-Pooh (Shirley Temple's Storybook) was aired.

1961[]

Disney obtains the rights to Winnie-the-Pooh.
January 15: Apprentice Editor Thomas Needell is Born.
March 24: Mitsuru Ogata is Born.
April 6: Assistant Story Editor, Story Editor and Writer Carter Crocker is born.
November 8: Roberto Stocchi is Born.
December 1: Timing Director Karen Peterson is born.
December 13: Harry Gregson-Williams is born.
December 18: Olli Markenros is Born.

1962[]

May 17: Actor Craig Ferguson is born.
July 31: Actor Tom Kenny is born.
August 31: Actor Dee Bradley Baker is born.
October 2: Actor Jeff Bennett is born.
December 26: Animator Dwayne Labbe is born.

1963[]

February 23: Marco Antonio Costa is born.
April 6: Director Clark Spencer is born.
July 3: Animation Director David Block is born.
July 6: Animator Moran Caouissin is born.
July 15: Actor Yuval Zamir is born.
December 23: Jess Harnell is born.

1964[]

Background Artist Colin Stimpson was born.
Tim Hoskins is born.

1965[]

March 11: Andy Sturmer is born.
June 19: Sean Marshall is born along with Greg Tiernan.
June 25: James Gallego is born.
Animator Dominique Montferry is born.

1966[]

February 4 - Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree was released.
August 13 - David Silverman is born.
December 15 - Walt Disney dies.

1967[]

January 1: Animator Steven Trenbirth is born.
January 5: Assistant Animator Patrick Delage is born.
February 15: Storyboard Designer Ryan Anthony is born.
February 20: Kath Soucie is born.
June 5: Director Stephen J. Anderson is born.
October 15: Actor Dori Whitaker is born.

1968[]

September 11th - Kay Hanley is born.
December 20th - Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day was released.

1969[]

March 12: Jamie Thomason is born.
March 20: Elliot M. Bour is born.
May 7: Director Jun Falkenstein is born.
July 22: James Arnold Taylor is born.

1970s[]

1970[]

January 5 - Timing Director, Director, Sheet Timer and Overseas Animation Supervisor Jamie Mitchell is born.
February 2 - Fabrizio Vidale is born.
November 28 - Oberdan Júnior is born.

1971[]

Vinni-Pukh idyot v gosti (Winnie the Pooh pays a Visit), the second Soviet-made Winnie-the-Pooh short, is released.

1972[]

March 21: Kristen Anderson-Lopez is born.
November 7: Saul Andrew Blinkoff is born.
December 5: Angela Shelton is born.

1973[]

February 12 - Tara Strong is born.
February 13 - Wally Cox passed away.
Hervé Rey is born.
August 24: Grey DeLisle is born.

1974[]

January 7th - Sally Taylor is born.
December 20th - Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too was released.
Henry Jackman is born.

1975[]

January 6: Dick Billingsley is born.

1976[]

February 13: Director John Lounsbery Died.
May 27: Actress Laura Mooney is born.

1977[]

January 22nd - Ben Taylor is born.
March 11th - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was released.
August 22nd - Sebastian Cabot died.

1978[]

January 18 - Junius Matthews died at the age of 85.
October 10: Edan Gross is born.
July 23: Travis Oates is born.
November 6: Nicole Dubuc is born.

1979[]

April 1: Barbara Luddy died from Lung Cancer.
May 15: Nicholas Melody is born.

1980s[]

1980[]

January 17: Zooey Deschanel is born.
January 31: James Adomian is born.

1981[]

June - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh VHS was released for rental only.
September 6 - Winnie the Pooh Discovers the Seasons was released.

1982[]

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh VHS was released for Sale only.
December 27: Sound Engineer Herb Taylor died.
The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff was published.

1983[]

March 11 - Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore was released.
April 18 - Welcome to Pooh Corner premieres.
May 16 - Fred Hellmich died.
July 6 - Brady Bluhm is Born.
December 31 - Ralph Wright the voice of Eeyore died.

1984[]

December 5: Winnie the Pooh and Friends VHS is released.

1985[]

January 24: Frankie J. Galasso is born.
May 22: Producer and Director Wolfgang Reitherman died.
October 16: Story Writer Peter Young died.

1986[]

March 3: Production Manager Don A. Duckwall died.
September 28: Animator Hal King died.
October 13: Tom Attenborough is born.

1987[]

April 19: Animator Milt Kahl died of pneumonia.

1988[]

January 17: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Premieres on ABC.
July 22: Story Writer Larry Clemmons died.
October 25: Animator Eric Larson died.

1989[]

January 1: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh starts its first 1989 Episode of the First Season and the Second Season.

1990s[]

1990[]

January 17: Animator Ken O'Brien Died.
February 1: Animator Hal Ambro Died.
February 18: Tor Isedal Died.
August 18: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh airs on its Third Season.

1991]][]

February 1 - James MacDonald died.
August 13 - Nikita Hopkins is born.
August 20 - André Luiz Chapéu died.
September 7 - The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh airs on the Fourth Season.
December 14 - Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too was released.

1992[]

November 22 - Sterling Holloway, the original voice of Pooh in the Disney films died.
August 23 - Story Writer and Director Charles A. Nichols Died.
The Te of Piglet by Benjamin Hoff was published.

1993[]

January 13: Ken Anderson died.

1994[]

January 28: Hal Smith Voice of Owl passed away.
November 11: Storyboard Designer George Goode passed away.

1995[]

November 9: Sound Engineer Robert O. Cook passed away.
A New Episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh airs on ABC, Disney Junior, Disney Channel and Freeform

1996[]

February 9 - Actor Jimmy Bennett is born.
March 27 - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is re-released on VHS.
April 20 - Christopher Robin Milne passed away.
May 6 - Animator Ed Love Passed Away.
May 17 - Animator Virgil Ross Passed Away.
October 25 - Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh is aired on CBS.

1997[]

January 7 - Kyle Stanger is born.
February 10 - Chloë Grace Moretz is born.
August 5 - Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin is released.
August 27 - Story writer Dick N. Lucas passed away.
September 8 - Kimberlea Berg is born.
November 1 - Max Burkholder is born.

1998[]

April 11 - Oliver Dillon is born.
November 22 - A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving is aired on ABC.
December 28 - Background Artist Art Riley passed away.

1999[]

January 12 - Animator Bob Bemiller passed away.
February 13 - Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You is aired on ABC.
February 23 - Sing a Song with Pooh Bear is released on VHS.
March 16 - Director and Timing Director Carole Beers died.
March 30 - Judy Drake died.
April 9 - Writer Cliff Roberts died.
May 8 - Actor Ed Gilbert died.
November 9 - Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving is released on VHS.
December 10 - Story Writer and Animator Eric Cleworth died.

21st Century[]

2000s[]

2000[]

January 11: Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You is released on VHS.
February 11: The Tigger Movie arrives in theaters.
March 7: Sing A Song With Tigger is released on VHS.
April 7: Timing Director Joan Case Died.
August 22: The Tigger Movie is released on VHS and DVD.
September 3: Animator Walt Stanchfield Died.
November 13: Roger Crouzet Died.
November 20: Story Editor, Assistant and Associate Story Editor, Story Writer and Writer Bruce Talkington Died.

2001[]

January 9: Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You is released on VHS.
January 17: Sing A Song Forever Friends is released to VHS.
January 22: The Book of Pooh premieres on Playhouse Disney.
June 28: Background Artist Al Dempster passed away.
July 15: Story Writer Ted Berman passed away.
July 17: The Book of Pooh: The Stories from the Heart is released on VHS and DVD.
September 11: The Book of Pooh: Fun With Words and The Book of Pooh: Fun With Friends are released on VHS.

2002[]

January 8: The Book of Pooh: A Valentine For Eeyore is released to VHS.
May 7: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: 25th Anniversary Edition is released to VHS and DVD.
May 8: Storyboard Designer Ryan Anthony Died.
May 28: The Book of Pooh: Fun With Make-Believe and The Book of Pooh: Fun With Manners is released to VHS.
June 5: Animation & Timing Director Bob Zamboni Died.
July 26: Music Composer Buddy Baker Died.
August 27: The Book of Pooh: Just Say Boo! is released to VHS.
November 12: The film Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year is released to DVD and VHS.
December 3: Timing Director and Story Writer and Director Mike Svayko Died.

2003[]

March 21: Piglet's Big Movie arrives in theaters.
July 29: Piglet's Big Movie is released to DVD and VHS.
October 26: Creative Talent Ted C. Bemiller passed away.
November 18: Winnie the Pooh: Sing A Song Collection (3-Pack VHS) is released to VHS.

2004[]

March 9: The film Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo is released to DVD and VHS.
July 28: Actor Sam Edwards died.
September 8: Animator Frank Thomas passed away.
September 16: The special Winnie the Pooh: 123's is released on DVD and VHS.
October 1: A new character named Heffridge Trompler Brompet Heffalump the Fourth or Lumpy for short is introduced to many Pooh productions.
October 21: The special Winnie the Pooh: ABC's is released on DVD and VHS.
October 22: Continuity Coordinator Kathrin Victor passed away.
November 1: The Book of Pooh aired its Next Episode.
November 22: The Book of Pooh aired its Forty-eighth Episode.
November 29: The Book of Pooh aired its Fifty-first and final Episode.

2005[]

January 29 - Actor Ron Feinberg Died.
February 8 - The Best of Pooh & Heffalumps Too is released.
February 11 - The film Pooh's Heffalump Movie was released.
March 5 - Writer Vance Gerry passed away.
April 7 - Background Artist Bill Layne passed away.
May 21 - Actor Howard Morris Died.
May 22 - Actor Thurl Ravenscroft Died.
June 14 - Actress Robie Lester passed away.
June 24 - Actor Paul Winchell Died.
June 25 - Actor John Fiedler Died.
September 13 - Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie was released.
October 2 - Actor Hamilton Camp Died.

2006[]

January 4 - Actor John Hahn-Petersen passed away at the age of 75.
January 15 - Background Stylist Bill Lorencz passed away.
March 19 - Timing Director Brad Case passed away.
April 11 - Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin DVD is released.
May 26 - Production Manager Terry Smith passed away.
August 1 - Winnie the Pooh: Shapes and Sizes and Winnie the Pooh: Wonderful Word Adventure DVDs are released.
October 18 - Storyboard Designer Don Christensen passed away.

2007[]

February 28 - Animation Director, Timing Director and Director Terence Harrison Passed Away.
April 20 - Jan Kociniak Passed Away.
May 22 - Animator Art Stevens Passed Away.
June 4 - Actor Ray Erlenborn Passed Away.
July 19 - Shirley Slesinger Lasswell Passed Away.
November 20 - Pooh's Super Sleuth Christmas Movie was released.
December 11 - Assistant Director Edward Hansen Passed Away.

2008[]

April 14 - Ollie Johnston died at the age of 95.
August 18 - Henry Djanik died.
August 30 - Steve Schatzberg voice of Piglet died of Cancer.

2009[]

November 7 - The Book of Pooh airs its seventy episode.
October 5 - Return to the Hundred Acre Wood, the first sequel to the classic Pooh storybooks officially authorized by Trustees of Pooh Properties, is published.
September 30 - Disney wins a legal battle regarding the merchandising rights for Winnie the Pooh and related characters
September 29 - Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving is re released on DVD as a 10th anniversary edition with new bonus features and an included stocking.
September 10 - Disney announces that it has begun work on a new Pooh film slated for Spring 2011, featuring Burny Mattinson, animator for Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree as the lead story artist.
September 1 - Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie is re released on DVD as a Limited Edition with new bonus features and an included plush toy.
July 14 - Actor Dallas McKennon died.
April 7 - The My Friends Tigger & Pooh film Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too is released to DVD in the United States.
March 23 - Kenny Loggins's album Return to Pooh Corner is re released as a CD on Demand.

2010s[]

2010[]

December 12: Voice Actor and Character Designer Tom Bird passed away.
December 1: Beyond the World of Pooh, Part 1: The Enchanted Places, by Christopher Robin Milne and Peter Dennis is reissued.
October 26: Disney's Winnie the Pooh: Reflections in the Wood by K. Emily Hutta, Lisa Ann Marsoli, John Kurtz, and Carson Van Ostenis is published.
October 14: Two classic Pooh titles are reissued: The Winnie-the-Pooh Cookbook and The Complete Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner.
October 7: Three classic-style Pooh books by Andrew Grey are released: Pooh Loves, Pooh's Snowy Day and Very Grand Things: A Search-and-Find Book.
September 7: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, a book based on the film is released by Disney Press.
September 6: Winnie-the-Pooh and the Trouble with Bees, a classic-style Pooh storybook by Andrew Grey is released.
September 1: Winnie the Pooh: My Fun Sticker Activity is published.
August 17: "Bedtime With Pooh," a VHS featuring three My Friends Tigger & Pooh stories, is released.
August 12: Mind Your Manners, a classic-style Pooh storybook by Samantha Brooke is published.
August 1: A number of Pooh calendars and planners are released.
July 8: Two classic-style Pooh storybooks, Grand Adventures by Andrew Grey and Weather by Pippa Shaw and Andrew Grey are published.
July 3: The final known episodes of My Friends Tigger & Pooh, "Darby-Saurus / Darby's Im-possum-ible Case" and other episodes is broadcast.
June 29: Actor Ron Gans passed away.
June 28: Time for Fun!: Audio Tales is released.
June 16: Continuity Coordinator and Timing Director Vonnie Batson passed Away.
May 25: Nursery Time with Winnie-the-Pooh, a classic-style Pooh storybook by Andrew Gray is published.
May 3: My Winnie-the-Pooh Magnet Book, a classic-style board book featuring character magnets, is released.
April 6: The My Friends Tigger & Pooh film Super Duper Super Sleuths is released to DVD in the United States and Animator Tom Ray passed away.
April 1: Winnie the Pooh (Bumper Colour & Activity) is released. Additionally, four classic-style Pooh storybooks, Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood & Hooray for Friends! by Andrew Grey and Pooh's Bees & Tigger's Breakfast by Laura Dollin & Stuart Trotter are released.
March 30: My Friends Tigger and Pooh: Find a Clue Like Pooh Shaped Book to Color is released by Dalmatian Press.
March 25: Managing Film Editor Rich Harrison passed Away.
March 24: My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Power Sleuths Book to Color with Crayons is released by Dalmatian Press.
March 1: A "My First Library" Winnie the Pooh book is released.
January 5: Winnie the Pooh: The Easter Egg Hunt Read-Along Storybook and CD by Satia Stevens is published. Additionally, Disney releases a special edition of Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You.
January 4: Winnie-the-Pooh Favourite Things, a Little Chunky book is published.
Throughout the year, numerous other books and products were released without a known release date, which include, but are certainly not limited to, Winnie the Pooh Stickerland Pad, Winnie the Pooh Toys! (Bath Time Bubble Book) and various library sets of Pooh stories.

2011[]

December 21: Actor Yuval Zamir died at age 48.
July 15: An original Winnie-the-Pooh film based classic A.A. Milne stories, titled simply Winnie the Pooh, arrives in theaters.
June 3: Wally Boag passed away.
May 16: Winnie the Pooh: The Essential Guide and Winnie the Pooh: Ultimate Sticker Book are released by DK Publishing.
May 3: Reader's Digest releases two books: Fun With Pooh Bear Magnetic Buddy Storybook and Winnie the Pooh Take Along Tunes Storybook. Christopher Finch's Disney's Winnie the Pooh: A Celebration of the Silly Old Bear is rereleased in hardcover.
April 1: Studio Mouse releases the board book Pooh and the Seasons.
March 17: Three classic-style Pooh books, Piglet's Rainy Day, Pooh's Cleanup and Tigger's Tales are released.
February 14: Disney Channel's Playhouse Disney block is rebranded as Disney Junior.
January 4: A Winnie the Pooh Read-Along Storybook and CD is released

2012[]

January 17: The Book of Pooh: A Valentine For Eeyore is still released on VHS.
January 22: Dick Tufeld (TV announcer) passed away.
February 8 - Laurie Main passed away.
March 6 - Song Artist Robert B. Sherman passed away.
August 16 - Background Artist Andrew McNab passed away.
June 3: Sergio Tedesco passed away.
June 19: The Book of Pooh: Fun With Make-Believe and The Book of Pooh: Fun With Manners is still released on VHS.
July 13 - Ginny Tyler passed away.
July 30 - Australia Animator and Production Assistant Ty Bosco passed away.
October 8 - Ken Sansom passed away.
November 10: Writer Bruce Reid Schaefer died.

2013[]

January 7 - Huell Howser died of prostate cancer
January 26 - Sukekiyo Kameyama Passed Away.
May 30: ADR Editor Tally Paulos Passed Away at the age of 66.
November 5 - Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year is released along with Blu-ray.
December 10: Timing Director Karen Peterson Died.

2014[]

February 8: Layout Artist Bun Ung passed away.
June 3 - Animator Caron Creed passed away.
August 24 - Storyboard Designer, Storyboard Revisionist and Character Designer Elizabeth Chapman passed away.
November 12 - Guy De la Berg passed away.

2015[]

June 16: Guy Piérauld died.

2016[]

May 26: Marie Boughamer died.
September 12: My Friends Tigger & Pooh starts airing on Disney Junior the Channel.

2017[]

January 25 - John Hurt dies.
May 23: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Returns to ABC.
July 17: Storyboard Designer Jan Green dies.
October 16 - Roy Dotrice dies.

2018[]

February 24: Actor Bud Luckey passed away.
March 3: Actor David Ogden Stiers passed away.
April 8: Actor Chuck McCann passed away.
May 6: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh reruns on ABC.
May 15: Dean Stefan passed away.
August 3rd - Christopher Robin (2018 film) was released in theaters.
October 27 - Stephen Sustarsic passed away.

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March 16: Richard Erdman passed away.
August 21: Timing Director Richard Trueblood passed away.

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September 1: Sue Nichols passed away.
September 11: Roger Carel passed away.
September 22: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Seven Nights a Week begins on Disney Channel.

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January 15: Dale Baer died at the age of 70.
January 22: Storyboard Designer, Animator and Voice Actor Ron Campbell died at the age of 81.
February 17: Timing Director Mitch Rochon died at age 72.
October 21: Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Adaptation played at Off-Broadway.
October 22: Supervising Timing Director and Timing Director Marlene Robinson May died.
November 19: Will Ryan died of cancer at age 72.

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