"Marilyn Bergman, who with her husband, Alan Bergman, gave the world memorable lyrics about 'misty watercolor memories' and 'the windmills of your mind' and won three Academy Awards..."

"... died on Saturday at her home in Los Angeles. She was 93. A spokesman, Ken Sunshine, said the cause was respiratory failure.... For many years their words were also heard every week over the opening credits to hit television shows like 'Maude,' 'Good Times' and 'Alice.'.... In 1956 she fell down a flight of stairs and broke her shoulder.... Unable to play the piano because of her injury, she recalled many years later, she could not compose and so decided to write lyrics instead."

From "Marilyn Bergman, Half of an Oscar-Winning Songwriting Duo, Dies at 93/With her husband, Alan, she wrote the lyrics to 'The Way We Were' and 'The Windmills of Your Mind, as well as a number of memorable TV themes" (NYT).