No one knows for sure just yet
Over half the masters and knights died because of order 66 and the clones
clone trooper thrier followed to execute order 66 he survived order 66 but in the rebelion alligance the battle of stormtroopers it appears he was shot by one of the rebellion alliance in corisant.
K'Kruhk does not die, and he survives Order 66 and joins Luke's new Jedi Order
To a first order of rounded approximation: 66 of them
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_passengers_on_board_RMS_Titanic By my reckoning 66 children under 16 survived.
Bant was nearly killed by Qui-Gon Jinn's renegade padawan, Xanatos, but she survived. She was presumably killed in Order 66, the Great Jedi Purge.
66 ones go into 66
66 inches is 66 inches.
Whether or not Rex was even around during Order 66 is still to be revealed
The answer is self evident!!!! there are 66 inches in 66(sixty six) inches.
No she did not. But she did lead a clone army as a general during the Siege of Mandalore at the end of the Clone Wars. That was the same place she was when Order 66 was issued and she escaped and survived. To find out more on this backstory, read the novel "Star Wars: Ahsoka" written by E.K. Johnston
Pablo-Jill did not actually die. All the sites are wrong, but if you see the entire Clone Wars series (especially the old one) you will see that Grievous disarmed and struck him down, but he only wounded him. When his body was thrown out the ship into space for all Republican Forces to see he landed on the outskirts of Coruscant and survived. During Order 66 he was with master Eeth Koth on a mission on the planted Cato Neimoidia, and they both fought together to kill all the clones. While they both survived, they're whereabouts after Order 66 are unknown, although it is assumed that they both eventually died, possibly of old age. -Michelangelo