cancer on April 10, 1986, at the age of 37. She was survived by her husband, Stephen "Eppy" Epstein, a longtime music promoter around Philadelphia, and their two daughters, Roni Lee and Dana Creed. The following year, her family and friends established the Linda Creed Breast Cancer Organization in her honor, and it serves women in Pennsylvania and the surrounding counties. In 1992, she was posthumously inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Selcted songwriting credits "The Greatest Love of All" – originally recorded in 1977 by George Benson; later covered by Whitney Houston in 1986 "Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)" – originally recorded by The Stylistics also covered by Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye. "You Are Everything" – originally recorded by The Stylistics also covered by Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye. "Betcha by Golly, Wow" – originally recorded by Connie Stevens as "Keep Growing Strong", later made famous by The Stylistics, later covered by Phyllis Hyman and Prince "People Make the World Go Round" – The Stylistics, Angela Bofill, Michael Jackson "I'm Stone in Love with You" – originally recorded by The Stylistics "Break Up to Make Up" – originally recorded by The Stylistics,Will Downing "Rockin' Roll Baby" – originally recorded by The Stylistics "You Make Me Feel Brand New" – originally recorded by The Stylistics "Ghetto Child" – originally recorded by The Spinners "I'm Coming Home" – originally recorded by Johnny Mathis, later covered by The Spinners "Life Is a Song Worth Singing" – originally recorded by Johnny Mathis, later covered by Teddy Pendergrass "Living a Little, Laughing a Little" – originally recorded by The Spinners "The Rubberband Man" – originally recorded by The Spinners "Old Friend" – originally recorded by Phyllis Hyman "Half Crazy" – originally recorded by Johnny Gill "Hold Me" – Teddy Pendergrass (duet with Whitney Houston) "Love Don't Love Nobody" – The Spinners "Help Me Find a Way (To Say I Love You) Little Anthony & The Imperials "If I Love You"- originally recorded by Little Anthony & The Imperials, later covered by The Stylistics References External links Linda Creed at Soul Walking Linda Creed Breast Cancer Organization website Linda Creed BCO promo videos: 2015 and 2019 1948 births 1986 deaths Deaths from breast cancer Musicians from Philadelphia American lyricists Jewish American songwriters Songwriters from Pennsylvania Deaths from cancer in Pennsylvania 20th-century American singers Singers from Pennsylvania 20th-century American women singers