@jym626 that was so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Plus those Nescafe coffee ads in the 1980s
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Oh, Giles, very sad.
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Oh no, he was so beloved in Chicagoland 
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American Revolutionary scholar and Brown University professor Gordon Wood died after being stuck by a car.
He was apparently surprised and thrilled about the mention of his work in the film “Good Will Hunting”
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NBC Nightly News just announced that Gene Shalit has passed away at 100.
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She left behind a big legacy. More recently, Owl Moon, a beautiful book and then the famous series, “How Do Dinosaurs….” (Many versions, I bet you all read at least one version to your kids!)
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This is so sad 
The voice of Lilo and Chihiro has been silenced by meningitis. She was only 35.
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James Burrows, the 11-time Emmy-winning director who co-created “Cheers” and helped turn such long-running sitcoms as “Taxi,” “Friends,” “Will & Grace” and “The Big Bang Theory” into fan favorites, died on Friday. He was 85. Burrows, often considered a fatherly manager, tried to bridge the gap between actors and writers and notably took the stars of “Friends” on a trip to Las Vegas before directing 15 episodes of the blockbuster comedy.
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So sad. He was just in the recent season of The Comeback. RIP
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Very sad:
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Tom Dreesen, a comic whose nearly 60-year career began as the white half of a rare interracial stand-up duo with Tim Reid and who later became a reliably funny staple of late-night television and Frank Sinatra’s longtime opening act, died on Wednesday at his home in Sherman Oaks, Calif. He was 86.
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It is sad. @onthewestfence posted it a few comments above.
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I didn’t know Tim Reid was a comic so I learned that. I knew of him from WKRP so thought of him as an actor. Interesting - and I didn’t realize he’s in his 80s. Sounds like Mr. Dreesen had a good life.
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