James McDivitt was 93. He flew with Ed White on Gemini 4, and with David Scott and Rusty Schweickart (both still living) on Apollo 9.
“Apollo 9 was his last trip to space. Despite his instrumental role in propelling NASA’s moon landing, McDivitt himself never reached the moon. Francis French, a spaceflight historian, said McDivitt chose not to command a moon landing mission and decided to take on a management role.”
“It was more important to McDivitt that the overall program was a success than to personally land on the moon,” he told NPR.
Rest in Peace, sir. You had The Right Stuff.