Rest in Peace 2023

[kat999]

Originally Posted by red1013

I agree, he had a great speaking voice. He also had great posture, I thought about that every time I saw him in something.

Great voice, great posture, just very regal bearing all around. Handsome. Born to play authority figures with a quiet heart of gold. I'm still really mourning this one.

[Rhonda]

Judy Farrell passed on April 2
Judy Farrell was born on 11 May 1938 in Quapaw, Oklahoma, USA. She was a writer and actress, known for Fame (1982), Quincy M.E. (1976) and M*A*S*H (1972)

[Joni O]

Originally Posted by Rhonda

Judy Farrell passed on April 2
Judy Farrell was born on 11 May 1938 in Quapaw, Oklahoma, USA. She was a writer and actress, known for Fame (1982), Quincy M.E. (1976) and M*A*S*H (1972)

Married to Mike Farrell, I see.

[sherry7899]

Originally Posted by Joni O

Married to Mike Farrell, I see.

They divorced in the 1980s, and he is currently married to Shelley Fabares.

[Pam61]

Originally Posted by Gams

NFL coaching legend Bud Grant has passed away at the age of 95. Bud would have turned 96 in May. I was never a Viking fan but I was a fan of Bud’s and will miss him dearly. Bud was smart and could be very funny, too. Bud invited me to several Viking games and when you went with Bud you were treated like royalty. Bud wanted to live long enough to see his beloved Vikings win the Super Bowl. That wasn’t meant to be, but Bud sure did earn the respect of a lot of people along the way. It was amazing to walk through the stadium with him and hear all the people call to him, “Hi Coach!” RIP Coach.

That's cool that you got to go to games with Bud! He sounded like a great guy and was admired by many! I would have cheered for the Vikings, (if they'd been in a Super Bowl) as a previous Minnesota resident. I had no idea who Bud was, but it's awesome that you knew him! The Packers and Vikings had quite the rivalry. ;-)

[Joni O]

Originally Posted by sherry7899

They divorced in the 1980s, and he is currently married to Shelley Fabares.

I should have said "was".

[Pat58]

Any Mad Magazine fans will be sad to know Al Jaffee died at the age of 102. In addition to his satirical comics he was famous for the fold-in page.

I wonder if such a fun career and laughing outlook is what got him to age 102?

[Mickey12]

Originally Posted by Pat58

Any Mad Magazine fans will be sad to know Al Jaffee died at the age of 102. In addition to his satirical comics he was famous for the fold-in page.

I wonder if such a fun career and laughing outlook is what got him to age 102?

Mad Magazine really takes me back. My friends and I loved it so much!

[SherBear]

I grew up on Soap Operas, watching them with my mom. Guiding Light, ATWT. I still watch Y&R today. For the As the World turns fans, Elizabeth Hubbard (the wonderful Lucinda Walsh) died this week at 89.

[cataddict]

Originally Posted by Gams

NFL coaching legend Bud Grant has passed away at the age of 95. Bud would have turned 96 in May. I was never a Viking fan but I was a fan of Bud’s and will miss him dearly. Bud was smart and could be very funny, too. Bud invited me to several Viking games and when you went with Bud you were treated like royalty. Bud wanted to live long enough to see his beloved Vikings win the Super Bowl. That wasn’t meant to be, but Bud sure did earn the respect of a lot of people along the way. It was amazing to walk through the stadium with him and hear all the people call to him, “Hi Coach!” RIP Coach.

I remember him from the Fran Tarkenton days. He was a gentleman in the midst of some brutish coaches. RIP.