Juan Romero, the 17 year old busboy, who held Robert F. Kennedy's hand as he lay dying on June 5, 1968, has passed at age 68.

Scott Wilson (Hershel Greene on the Walking Dead) has passed away at the age of 76.

Katherine MacGregor, who was Mrs. Oleson on "Little House on the Prairie" from 1974 to 1983, has passed at age 93.

Ken Berry has died, age 85. I can't find a card with him on it. I was hoping he'd be in the Pacific "Andy Griffith" set, but doesn't seem to be so.

Another sad loss. We used to watch Mayberry RFD all the time.
Well, not ALL the time, just when it was being broadcast.

Yeah, for an actor who appeared in shows/movies in the 60's to 80's at least, he seemed to have just missed getting on a trading card. Wasn't there an "F Troop" set? There's a small chance he's in the "CHiPs set or "TV's Coolest Classics" (has some Andy Griffith cards in it) sets. As a kid in the 70's, I saw him guest-starring on various shows and I think he was on a few celebrity game shows. My youngest brother was a big fan of "The Cat from Outer Space."

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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Ken Berry has died, age 85. I can't find a card with him on it. I was hoping he'd be in the Pacific "Andy Griffith" set, but doesn't seem to be so.

Ken Berry also did "Mama's Family" with Vicki Lawrence for 6 years in the 1980s.

Movie/TV/stage star Philip Bosco died at 88.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Bosco

Sondra Locke, best known for starring in all of those Clint Eastwood films in the late 1970s and 80s (and for being romantically linked with Clint for many years) has died at 74.

Penny Marshall of "Laverne and Shirley" fame, has passed at 75.

Donald Moffat has died aged 87. He was one of those character actors that pretty much everyone would recognise but might not remember where they had seen him before. The BBC have a nice little obituary for him:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ent...inment-arts-46647730

I remember him as the President in Clear and Present Danger and also as Rem in the TV series of Logan's Run but his entry in the IMDB is huge:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0595567

Sad. He was in THE THING! I love that movie.
And you're right, I had to see his face before I knew who he was.

It was announced today that Dame June Whitfield mainly known to British audiences for Terry and June, Absolutely Fabulous and at least 4 Carry on films died in her sleep on Friday night 28th/29th December 2018 aged 93.

RIP

I was sorry to read this. I remember Donald Moffat for "Clear and Present Danger." I recall watching the TV version of "Logan's Run" with Heather Menzies but forgot about Rem. I always thought if there was a movie about the company I worked for during most of the 90's, he should play the president. He looked a lot like him and I figured he could pick up his weathered New England accent. Moffat was like Robert Foxworth. They both played robots and could be believable in a variety of roles.

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Originally posted by Kevin F:
Donald Moffat has died aged 87. He was one of those character actors that pretty much everyone would recognise but might not remember where they had seen him before. The BBC have a nice little obituary for him:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ent...inment-arts-46647730

I remember him as the President in Clear and Present Danger and also as Rem in the TV series of Logan's Run but his entry in the IMDB is huge:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0595567

Singer James Ingram, who had many hits in the 1980s, has passed at age 66.

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Originally posted by Tommy C:
Singer James Ingram, who had many hits in the 1980s, has passed at age 66.

Sad news

Yeah, I was at my brother's house earlier today. We were bummed out the day before. I Youtubed "Just Once," "Ya Mo Be There," and "What about Me?" He didn't remember the last one (song with Ingram did with Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes).

It's equally sad that you don't hear James Ingram songs on the radio anymore - not even the 80's stations. "Just Once" was huge.

I remember his duet with Patti Austin, "Baby, Come to Me", from 1982-83, quite vividly. That was a # 1 hit.

Plus, "I Don't Have the Heart", from 1990, which went to # 1 on the charts

He had the # 2 hit in 1986 with Linda Ronstadt, "Somewhere Out There"

Dick Miller.

Very sad news.

Albert Finney has died at 82.

I will always remember him for "Scrooge" (1970) and "Annie" (1982), although he did more prestigious films than those.

He was also in the Bond film "SkyFall" in 2012