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We are losing our classic soap stars. If you watched "All My Children" in the '80s, you probably remember Alan Dysert. He played the scheming conman Sean Cudahy, one of its key villains of the day. Dysert died Friday at age 75.
Soap opera fans are sharing their memories and condolences on his memorial page. You can, too, right here, where we'll preserve them forever:
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We also created a video honoring some of the biggest daytime soap stars we've lost in the last few years. Watch it here:
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If you liked the show "Kate & Allie" as much as we did, you'll be sad to know that Susan Saint James, who played Kate, has left us at age 80. She will be missed - and so will the laughs she gave us.
Join other fans in saying goodbye and sharing memories of her work on her memorial page, linked below.
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We also created a video honoring some of the biggest sitcom stars we've lost in the last few years. Watch it here:
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Walter Koenig - Chekov from Star Trek - is now amongst the stars.
Fans know that his character did not stay an Ensign forever. He rose through the ranks and eventually became an Admiral.
We are slowly losing the original Star Trek crew. Only William Shatner and George Takei are still with us.
Thank you to them for the wonder, joy, and hopeful spirit they helped put into the world.
And to Walter Koenig, may your last journey to the stars be a peaceful one.
Join other fans in leaving a tribute on his memorial page, where we'll preserve your tribute for many years to come: legacy.com/legacy/notable-de…
If you were a kid watching TV in the '70s, you probably remember Michael Gray, who played Billy Batson on "Shazam!" Our teen hero is gone at age 75.
In this episode, we take a brief look at the most recent headline obituaries and touching condolences, including Picket Fences star Tom Skerritt, Office Space character actor Richard Riehle, and chart-topping country singer John Anderson, among many more
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The Legacy editorial team is saddened by the loss of the great Tom Skerritt. We'd list our favorite films he was in, but the list would be too long.
M*A*S*H. Alien. Top Gun. A River Runs Through It. Steel Magnolias. The Dead Zone. Contact. And so many more. How do you choose?
Tough week for NFL fans. Cornell Green, one of the Cowboys' greats of the '60s and '70s, died at 86. Allen Bailey, a well-liked player for the Chiefs and Falcons known for his philanthropy, died at 37. And Jon Morris, a 6-time All-Star and Patriots Hall of Famer, died at 84.
It's always a tough day for sports fan when one of their heroes dies. Three is one week is another thing altogether.
RIP to them, best to their families, and best to the fans who miss them.
Join other fans in paying tribute to these heroes below.
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Richard Riehle was one of those actors. You know the ones. The kind of actor you've seen in a dozen things - and while he was never the lead, he always stood out.
Like his memorable role in "Office Space" as the laid-off product manager who invented a Jump to Conclusions Mat.
They may not be in the starring roles or become household names, but we miss them when they're gone. youtube.com/watch?v=sDEL4Ty9…
Riehle was 78. We hope wherever he is, his Jump to Conclusions Mat is in good working order.
Pay tribute to your favorite shows and movies he was in on his memorial page, located at legcy.co/4x6S6sy alongside other notable people we've lost. We'll ensure your comments are preserved for posterity alongside those of other fans.