In Memoriam

[Scott Taylor]

Grant seemed like such a great guy, and he was so young, this really sucks.

[Kuro no Shinigami]

Grant seemed like such a great guy, and he was so young, this really sucks.

I agree. Life is so cruel and unfair.

Grant Imahara, rest in peace.

[PaulBullion]

Civil Rights legend, legislator and comic book author John Lewis passed away.

[Tami]

Regis Philbin, TV and gameshow host, dies aged 88

[Tami]

Peter Green: Fleetwood Mac co-founder dies aged 73

[Tami]

Civil Rights legend, legislator and comic book author John Lewis passed away.

Remembering the life and legacy of John Lewis

[PaulBullion]

TV host Regis Philbin passed away.

His show with Kathy Lee Gifford was a little too bland for me, but I always enjoyed seeing him as a guest on the Letterman show.

(Edit: Sorry, missed that on the last page, Tami.)

[numberthirty]

Former Chicago ABC affiliate meteorologist Jerry Taft passed recently. Retired just a couple of years back. While I usually just try to accept that there's going to be upsetting times that are just an unfortunate reality of being alive, it was still a shame to hear that a guy that still seemed like he had a lot of "Worthwhile Living..." years still ahead of him had passed.

https://abc7chicago.com/jerry-taft-d...erman/6332373/

Jerry Taft, ABC7 meteorologist for 33 years, dies at 77

[Kai "the spy"]

John Saxon, one of the greatest B-Movie stars most commonly known for his roles in "Enter the Dragon" and "Nightmare on Elm Street", died of pneumonia at the age of 84.

[The Darknight Detective]

John Saxon, one of the greatest B-Movie stars most commonly known for his roles in "Enter the Dragon" and "Nightmare on Elm Street", died of pneumonia at the age of 84.

My then-teenage mother met him back in the '50s at a friend's birthday party in Brooklyn. She said all of the girls (including herself) thought he was dreamy.

For me, the guy seemed to pop up in every show I watched as a kid, as well as many '70s made-for-TV films. Of course, no film made more of an impact on my generation of boys like Enter the Dragon did, which still does it for m all those years later.

RIP

[PaulBullion]

Olvia de Havilland, last surviving diva from Hollywood's golden age, passed away at 104.

[Iron Maiden]

Call me old fashioned but I loved the pairings of Olivia de Haviland with Errol Flynn. My favorite is Robin Hood. A bit of trivia.... the palomino horse she rode in that movie was later obtained by Roy Rogers and he became known as Trigger.

Yeah, she's Melanie in GWTW but I really don't like that movie.

[Phoenixx9]

My then-teenage mother met him back in the '50s at a friend's birthday party in Brooklyn. She said all of the girls (including herself) thought he was dreamy.

For me, the guy seemed to pop up in every show I watched as a kid, as well as many '70s made-for-TV films. Of course, no film made more of an impact on my generation of boys like Enter the Dragon did, which still does it for m all those years later.

RIP

RIP

I loved John Saxon. He had a number of appearances on SMDM/BW, most notably playing "Maskatron" and in the second Bigfoot 2-part Crossover story, "The Return of Bigfoot".

He was very athletic and muscular and kept up intensvive exercsise even a few years ago.

[CaptCleghorn]

Wilford Brimley, at 85.

https://www.boston25news.com/news/tr...NMV4L5DE6QNNY/

[skyvolt2000]

Wilford Brimley, at 85.

https://www.boston25news.com/news/tr...NMV4L5DE6QNNY/

I thought he was way older like 100.

That man did more to spread awareness about diabetes than anyone.