Sorry for your loss

Thanks guys for the kind words, we'll get there.
For whoever asked, Crixus was an English Staffy x Wire haired fox Terrier.
I wanted to confirm...just in case...he's not dead in the picture, that was just a shot I took a while ago during a snooze.
Here's some pictures from around when we first met, and from a little bit later:
R.I.P buddy.

What a Sweet Face! Sounds like He was a lot of fun as well.
Sorry to read about this-hope all of You are feeling some better.


Sonny Chiba

Rod Gilbert-Hockey player

Don Everly- The Everly Brothers

Connie Hamzy- Famous Groupie immortalized in Grand Funk Railroads "We're An American Band.

Marilyn Eastman

My wife just told Me about this::sad::::sad::..damn shame. She was very good in NOTLD and certainly an integral part of the film's impact, especially towards the end.

Sorry our paths never crossed at conventions, have met a lot of NOTLD people and certainly would have liked to included her in that list

Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, age 80

Charlie watts

Ed asner

Aw shit...

That damn music is playing in my brain...

Ron Bushy-Drummer for Iron Butterfly

Ricky Reynolds-Guitar player for Black Oak Arkansas

Willard Scott-TV Weatherman

Michael K Williams- "Omar" on THE WIRE...definitely one of the best characters on that show ::sad::

Michael Constantine- ROOM 222 and MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING

Art Metrano-"Mauser" from the POLICE ACADEMY movies...One of the funnier characters in the series.

Norm Macdonald

Funny man of character.

I only saw him in the horror show Lovecraft Country.

Jane powell

Urgeok must be devastated.

Tommy Kirk- OLD YELLER, SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, IT'S ALIVE (1968) among others

Betty lynn rip Thelma lou

Peter scolari

James Michael tyler

Jay Black-Singer for Jay and The Americans, during their Golden era with songs like "Come A little Bit Closer", "Cara Mia" and "This Magic Moment"

Dean Stockwell.
85.
Not a bad run there.



...Time to go home, Ziggy.

The first thing I remember seeing him in is The Dunwich Horror, with Sandra Dee. Scared the shit out of me! ::EEK!::

Never saw that tbh, I'd say most of what I saw him in was post Quantum Leap.

He was very funny in the movie Living in Peril.

My first impression of Dean Stockwell comes from his bit part in Blue Velvet. Mostly I know him from his seasons as Cavil in Battlestar Galactica. I saw him in Dune, but didn't really know who he was. He's a top notch vocal actor.

Graeme Edge, Drummer for The Moody Blues.

My wife loves the Moodies and this will be bad news for Her.

Art lafleur

tommy lane

Mary Collinson-TWINS OF EVIL (1971) as the "Good" twin. She and her sister Madeleine (RIP Aug 2014) were also the first Twins to be profiled in PLAYBOY (October 1970).


Arlene Dahl-JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1960). One of the last of the "Golden Age" Hollywood performers and and Mom to Lorenzo Lamas.

David Gulpilil-Austrailian Aboriginal actor, probably known to many for CROCODILE UNDEE.


Richard Cole-Notorious Led Zeppelin Road Manager during the 1970's

Robert Dole-One time Presidential candidate

Cara Williams

Anne Rice-Author

Robbie Shakespeare-Bass player for many bands/performers

Melvin Parker-James Brown Drummer on many of the Classics

Lee Emmerson-Guitarist/Vocalist for Five Man Electrical Band. Wrote the timeless classic "Signs"

Wanda Young-Vocalist for The Marvellettes