Missing You 2

James "Scotty" Doohan. March 3, 1920 - July 20, 2005. 

At The Thalians Ball, Sheree North. (1933-2005). 

I will miss hearing Paul's stories, he was mesmerizing and funny. (1934-2006). 

"I see the faces of the people I've loved in my life in the characters I write" - Michael Piller. Michael passed away Nov. 1st, 2005 after a long battle with cancer. He was the co-creator/executive producer of "Star Trek: Voyager" until the series ended in May of 2001. 

Darren McGavin, 1922-2006. This is from Darren's series "Meet McGraw". Always such a gentleman, he set a good example for actors. 

Jay Bernstein, born June 7th, 1937, died April 30th, 2006. My friend of many years. 

My friend Gary Graver, (1938 - 2006). Gary was Orson Welles’ final cinematographer who waged a decades-long campaign to complete the celebrated director’s final film, The Other Side of the Wind. 

Barbara McNair, her beauty came

from within. (1934-2007). 

My ex-husband Steve Gerber passed away March 15, 2007. He was Treasurer of the Thalians and one of the top fund raisers for The Thalians Mental Health Center at Cedars-Sinai . Photo with RJ Wagner was taken at an event we hosted. 

Manuel Padilla, Jr. died January 29, 2008.

Rest in peace. 

Perry Lopez. July 22, 1931 - Feb. 14, 2008.

 Perry was my sister's first boyfriend.

 Now they are together again. 

Perry's urn is next to his idol, Rudolph Valentino at Hollywood Forever. 

Majel Roddenberry, First Lady of Star Trek. It is said you are only gone when you have been forgotten. Guess you and Eugene will be here through all eternity! 

Bob May who donned The Robot's suit in the hit 1960s television show "Lost in Space," died on January 18, 2009. He was 69 years old. Bob always said he got the job because he fit in the robot suit! We will miss his exuberance and great sense of humor. 

There is something poetic about Phil Carey and Clint "Bucky" Ritchie passing in the same week. Once again they are together. I have many fond memories of them while working on "One Life to Live". What a fun time. 

August 1, 1933 - May 4, 2009

Dom DeLuise, once named "King of Brooklyn", always said, "I'm actually a thin, serious person, but I play fat and funny, but only for the movies". Everyone loved Dom....always will.

Actor Dennis Cole, 1940-2009. Did you know that Dennis was an excellent singer and trumpet player as well as a fabulous mambo dancer? Well he was! 

Linda Laurie, 1942-2009. The world never really knew what a gifted talent and songwriter Linda was. If you'd like to find out, check out her recordings on YouTube. 

Kristofer (spelled incorrectly on the poster) was the nephew of my God child Trinza and son of Tom and the late Kim Finkle. 

Aloha James, you'll always be the original

"Book 'em Danno" guy! 

Blake Edwards. 1922-2010. You will never be forgotten. 

When I asked Jackie Cooper to participate in his first autograph show, he agreed, providing monies would go toward The Motion Picture Home. What a guy! 

Don Diamond of Walt Disney's "Zorro" has joined Guy Williams, Henry Calvin and Gene Sheldon in Western heaven!! 

1938-2012. Born James Farentino. Not James, not Jimmy, it's Jim.. with the HARD M...so be it! 

Tony Martin. 1913-2012. When Tony sang at the Catalina Jazz Club in In 2009, all of us gals swooned! Now he's with his beloved wife, Cyd. 

Phyllis Diller, 1917-2012. At 95, the Goddess of laughter, passed away. She had an incredibly marvelous life and had brought more laughter to folks than anyone else I can think of. Now Heaven will truly be complete as her genuine, hardy laugh fills it's clouds. God Bless you. ~Brian Boyle 

Larry Hagman, 1931-2012. We first met when I was working on Broadway with his mom, Mary Martin. While Larry was directing me in this segment of "Dallas", she passed away.....sigh. 

1928--2013. What I will miss most about my dear friend Malachi was his tremendous knowledge on so many topics and his very humorous way of telling stories with his deep golden tones while explaining whatever it was...that's why he got the big bucks! 

A.C. Lyles, 1918-2013. Born Andrew Craddock Lyles, he was always referred to as “Mr. Paramount". What an honor to have known him. Without getting a hug from A.C. at an event, it will never be the same. 

January 26, 1926 - November 13, 2013. Marvin Paige was an angel. He himself was an artist, which is why he was so caring and respectful towards actors. We all loved him. He is a big loss to the entire Hollywood community, but, we all know he will be around us at every event! 

Carla Laemmle, 1909-2014. Your endless beauty, heart and soul will be missed.

James Garner, 1928 - 2014. Thank you for our Sentimental Journey.