What a beautiful collection!❤ Thank you so much for sharing! I remember Sherri Lewis and Lambchop. Mr. Rogers, Sesame Street, and Captain Kangaroo w/ Mr. Greenjeans. Mr. Rogers truly was and still is beloved...he was an integral part of our childhood every weekday. I knew of almost everyone you spoke of. ❤💯 Thanks again!
Thanks for including Fred Rogers: I credit him fir helping me raise my kids, now 35 and 30! (PS. I have been a fan of Dearly Departed for years and years!)
I loved Shari Lewis as a child. The back of her program has the Jewish mourner’s prayer in The Hebrew and Latin alphabets (the prayer is actually in Aramaic)
I faithfully watched Sheri Lewis as a child in early 60's on TV.....My mom took me to her having a appearance at our local Department store ( The Hecht Company) ....I still remember her and Lambchop.....lol
Eve Arden also co-starred with the late Kaye Ballard, Deborah Walley, Jerry Fogel, Herbert Rudley, Roger C. Carmel & Richard Deacon in "The Mothers-In-Law," a Desi Arnaz Production. Desi himself appeared as "Senor Delgado" in two episodes, the second of which also featured Desi, Jr. (Loved the series when it originally aired & have enjoyed it since!)
Larry Hagman was an absolutely amazing man....and HILARIOUS!!! He and Patrick Duffy were very close friends as was he and Linda Gray....in fact they were both there when he passed away. His last wishes were to have his ashes scattered on Southfork Ranch. Larry died doing what he loved most...still playing JR Ewing. So how fitting of Larry to be laid to rest there. Mr Rogers was just a beautiful person. I remember balling like a baby when he died. There will never be another Mr Rogers
History will record that Scott appealed to our best hopes, not our worst fears. To our confidence rather than our doubts. As always, thank you, Scott, for keeping us entertained and informed. Stay safe and be well.
Thank you for sharing all those funeral programs, Scott. Thank you for not letting them be forgotten. Brought back fond memories of these dearly departed. God bless
I had one from the funeral of the actress GALE STORM...wish I'd known about your collection before I finally tossed it out, I'd have gladly donated it to you.
Scott, I about pissed myself when you had John Matsuzak's program....my Mom dated him in high school....my Dad fought John for my Mom's honor and guess who won, not John....my Dad ended up being a triple decade narcissistic lying cheater so my entire life I always wondered what life would have been like for my Mom if she had chosen John....he is buried in Cudahy WI at the cemetery where all my relatives are at....I visit his grave each time I go...sadly after his death his sister who was also young passed away, those poor parents....I realize if my Mom didn't choose my Dad I would only be half here possibly or not at all and most likely quite the different life for each my Mom and me....can't believe you have his program, WOW!
Scott you are awesome. I love your videos and your knowledge and respect for the people you talk about is great. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences as well as your memorabilia.
This was really nice to go through. And sad (Aside from Manson.) I knew the moment I saw the Del Rubio Triplets that they sang Winter Wonderland on Pee Wees Christmas Special. You took a great photo with them.
That’s really crazy about Sammy Davis Junior I had no idea his wife dug him up. I always liked him. And whenever I see him on old videos on TH-cam I always remember the stories my mom told me about how he was originally treated in Las Vegas at the hotels and how Dean Martin and all of those guys told the hotels that if they didn’t let Sammy stay there they weren’t going to stay there
Scott Michaels, I have been enjoying your stuff for some years now. I first saw your documentary on Charles Manson family stuff. I think I first saw that in 09. I have to check out your place in LA and get a tour as well, if you are still doing that stuff.
I actually saw the real Raw video of the fall of Karl Wallenda...it was horrific...he fell 100 feet to his death. Very sad and tragic. I watched it on that old VHS tape Faces Of Death...or was it Banned From America? On VHS tape...it was one of those two. It's so sad that the Wallenda family lost many family members to there profession. My mom grew up on Sheri Lewis and me and my siblings also grew up with her...she was a true Star and legend. Extraordinary women. RIP Sheri Lewis
I sure do appreciate you Scott,we loved the show on Brittany Murphy's story you did, that was impeccable, another thing was taking Jordan Adam & Jacob on the tour and tour of the awesome museum you have oh how we were coming till the cv19 hope to once it opens up again, I seen a vlog you closed the museum? So sorry if i got it correct it was beautiful on the said vlogs i seen. I think you will do awesome on TH-cam Scott.M! Luv&Peace Sean&family from Vancouver originally now (Lol spell it Sean correct) Saskatchewan Canada. Cheers!🍻 proud of your well articulated content!🙂
If I'm not mistaken, I'm too lazy to look it up bit John Carradine was in a Twilight zone episode. I think it was The Howling episode. It was an awesome episode too. If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it.
These were the stars of my childhood. The Gabor sisters outshone Marilyn Monroe in my girlish mind. They were glamorous; she was just vapid. Shari Lewis charmed me with her adorable characters. The Broadway stars were names I knew because the arts were important to my family and hence, to me.
I used to see Natalie Schafer in L.A. a lot when I was a young teen at the Aaron Brother’s Art Mart, Sinclair Paint Store, Standard Shoe Store (where my oldest brother worked), Alpha Beta Grocery Store (where he worked after he was fired from SSS), and occasionally at a bagel shop (forgot name) on Robertson Bl. Down from Alexander Hamilton High (where I graduated from in 1984) And where I ran into Anthony Perkins (who felt like a brick wall) and fell down, and he walked right over me to his Gorgeous 1960’s gray Jag. I also saw (when out for lunch at Hami High), Lorenzo Llamas (he was hot then), Carmen Zapata, Rod Stewart, Mickey Dolenz, Eddie Murphy, Sammy Davis, Jill Clayburg, Richard Dawson, Zara & Eva Gabor (separately), Kristy MacNicol (she used to film “Family” a lot at my old Jr High Louis Pasteur (no longer its name),Stallone, Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, Ryan O’Neal, Parker Stevenson (outside formerly MGM/Lorimar/now Sony Studios) during their 80’s SAG strike picket lines, Valerie Harper inside the Mrs. Fields Cookie Store in W. Hollywood, and Cher. She was just walking along 3rd and Fairfax going into the Sav-on Drug Store that used to sell my favorite Lime Sherbet. Yum! Though I was nor am an actor, I have had a really fun intentional and unintentional Background Actor career. And I was also in COUNTLESS 70’s & 80’s TV shows when I was very young, like Starsky & Hutch, Charlie’s Angels, Baretta, Chips, Hunter, L.A. Law, MacGruder & Laued, Rockford Files, Simon & Simon, Police Woman, Emergency, Battle of Network Stars, the movie ‘Carwash’, 2 ABC After School Film Festivals Lol. Please forgive me for skipping down memory lane for a bit. I now live in Atlanta and sorely miss my hometown W. L.A., Culver City, Santa Monica, Cheviot Hills, Palms, Marvista, Venice and Playa Del Rey areas where I lived (we were hella poor so we moved/got evicted a lot) and grew up. Absolutely no money, but lived and enjoyed the priceless childhood that L.A. used to afford it’s doofus kids .... like I was. 😜 Now here in Atlanta I have appeared in quite a few movies and TV shows as a background actor. Just for fun. I have no desire to be a serious actor. And the fact that I have watched two of the 62 projects that I’ve appeared in proves it. Ha ha. Lots of long hours , low pay, so so to amazing food, and often boring waiting around to shoot. Especially when you can’t look at the cellphone you’re hiding because they’re banned from the set. That’s the worst. I know ..., I drone on, don’t I? Scott, I met you in June last year when I was home for my father’s funeral (we weren’t close). I was with my husband and aunt. Your tour had been canceled so we toured your ridiculously awesome museum! It was kinda overwhelming. You’ve got everything. And we also talked about the Tate and La Bianca tragedies. My mom and aunt were in the jury pool but got out of it due to me and my cousins very young ages🍀 You were as kind, gracious and fascinating as you are on your addictive videos. Thanks Pal 💁🏽♀️
Just a little correction on the last of The Three Stooges, it's 1993 on the service sheet, not 1998. Very interesting stuff you do!! Love your channel!!
As always, very, very cool stuff. Thank you so much for showing them. Question about Sammy Davis Jr. Did his wife really exhume him? I heard the rumor that she did it for the jewelry but I thought it was just another Hollywood rumor. But wow. Poor Sammy. Pun kinda intended.
@@DearlyDepartedTours That's sad. I wish some of his friends would have been able to help him/his wife so he wouldn't have had to be disturbed. RIP Sammy.
Lan O'Kun creator of Lamb Chop passed away in Jan (same day as Buck Henry) I was friends with him and didn't even know "who he was" When Shari died I was very sad (that long story) when Barbara his wife came into my place of work she asked why so sad - explained she then asked - don't you know she's my sister ... 😳 me 😮 ... Come that October he gave me a poem he wrote for my bday + the memorial ribbon that you have Thanks for the share I only saw 1 reference to Lans passing never learned of any services So sad to not know didn't even knew he passed until video Horrible shock to find out that way but I'm appreciative to know though Thx again, if you know any info that I've missed would love to learn more if you care to share thx
Jay Backus went first, then Alan Hale Jr, then Natalie Schaffer in 1991. Then Bob Denver, Russell Johnson, and then Dawn Wells went from COVID 19 at the end of last year.
Hey Scott, great video. I was supposed to be at a party the night before Matuszak died. I couldn't make it and I was so sad the next day when I heard he had passed. I didn't know that Sammy was dug up by his wife. I'm going to let my husband know, he will appreciate it. xxx
Right or wrong what I remember about Mr. Wallenda's death was who I thought was his son or maybe his grandson saying "Get down PaPa" It still brings tears to my eyes to think what they ALL went through that day!!! SAD!!!
What a beautiful collection!❤ Thank you so much for sharing!
I remember Sherri Lewis and Lambchop. Mr. Rogers, Sesame Street, and Captain Kangaroo w/ Mr. Greenjeans.
Mr. Rogers truly was and still is beloved...he was an integral part of our childhood every weekday.
I knew of almost everyone you spoke of. ❤💯 Thanks again!
Thanks for sharing, great ones🥰
Thanks for including Fred Rogers: I credit him fir helping me raise my kids, now 35 and 30!
(PS. I have been a fan of Dearly Departed for years and years!)
Thank you Scott that was most honorable respectful and thoughtful
I absolutely love to see all your collectibles and hear your stories ..... awesome!
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
I loved "Lamb Chop's Play a Long" as a child and mostly remember Alice Ghostly as the case worker on Good Times.
RIP to all the celebrities you covered in this video loved it!!! keep it up great video
All great performers may they rest in pease
Kathy, I hope you meant peace. Pease is an older plural of peas:
Pease porridge hot,
Pease porridge cold,
Pease porridge in a pot
Nine days old.
I loved Shari Lewis as a child. The back of her program has the Jewish mourner’s prayer in The Hebrew and Latin alphabets (the prayer is actually in Aramaic)
It’s called the “Kaddish”. Jews say it at all funerals
I faithfully watched Sheri Lewis as a child in early 60's on TV.....My mom took me to her having a appearance at our local Department store ( The Hecht Company) ....I still remember her and Lambchop.....lol
Thank you for sharing,so cool.
Loved this!
Eve Arden also co-starred with the late Kaye Ballard, Deborah Walley, Jerry Fogel, Herbert Rudley, Roger C. Carmel & Richard Deacon in "The Mothers-In-Law," a Desi Arnaz Production. Desi himself appeared as "Senor Delgado" in two episodes, the second of which also featured Desi, Jr. (Loved the series when it originally aired & have enjoyed it since!)
Thank you so much for sharing ✨
Larry Hagman was an absolutely amazing man....and HILARIOUS!!! He and Patrick Duffy were very close friends as was he and Linda Gray....in fact they were both there when he passed away. His last wishes were to have his ashes scattered on Southfork Ranch. Larry died doing what he loved most...still playing JR Ewing. So how fitting of Larry to be laid to rest there. Mr Rogers was just a beautiful person. I remember balling like a baby when he died. There will never be another Mr Rogers
History will record that Scott appealed to our best hopes, not our worst fears. To our confidence rather than our doubts. As always, thank you, Scott, for keeping us entertained and informed. Stay safe and be well.
That’s such a beautiful statement about a beautiful man. Thank you for sharing❤️
Thank you for sharing all those funeral programs, Scott. Thank you for not letting them be forgotten. Brought back fond memories of these dearly departed. God bless
Very interesting video ! Enjoyed it a lot. Keep up the good work.
I read the title and thought That had to be Scott's and sure enough. He has an amazing collection.
Great display you did here.
I had one from the funeral of the actress GALE STORM...wish I'd known about your collection before I finally tossed it out, I'd have gladly donated it to you.
Wow, Shari Lewis...this amazing, talented lady died quite early, but never forgotten.
So awesome!!
Eve Arden in 'Our Miss Brooks'! Loved her!
I loved Alice Ghostly as Esmarelda!
Great video. Thanks!
AWESOME selection!
Thank you Scott! Lily.
Fantastic video Scott. So interesting.👍🏻
Scott your Vlogs are always so interesting and you're so entertaining the way you tell a story. I was surprised at how detailed some of them are.
So interesting. Thx for sharing ♥️
Thank you for sharing this with us. I enjoyed seeing all these programs.
Scott, I about pissed myself when you had John Matsuzak's program....my Mom dated him in high school....my Dad fought John for my Mom's honor and guess who won, not John....my Dad ended up being a triple decade narcissistic lying cheater so my entire life I always wondered what life would have been like for my Mom if she had chosen John....he is buried in Cudahy WI at the cemetery where all my relatives are at....I visit his grave each time I go...sadly after his death his sister who was also young passed away, those poor parents....I realize if my Mom didn't choose my Dad I would only be half here possibly or not at all and most likely quite the different life for each my Mom and me....can't believe you have his program, WOW!
Your Dad always said you were a "problem child".
@@RebelTheUncanny1 the only problem i became for him was busting in him in the two affairs that led to my Mom finally leaving him!
@@FREELUIGI89 how did John's sister die?
Sorry for how your dad was, bad people are the worst.
@@rainbowsandkittens1537 I think sister was due to cancer and John was due to steroid use and or drugs I believe
Scott you are awesome. I love your videos and your knowledge and respect for the people you talk about is great. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences as well as your memorabilia.
Wonderful. Thankyou for sharing it's a great collection
Great video. Love all of your videos
This was really nice to go through. And sad (Aside from Manson.) I knew the moment I saw the Del Rubio Triplets that they sang Winter Wonderland on Pee Wees Christmas Special. You took a great photo with them.
Scott, thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it.
The World was a hell of a much better place when Mr. Rogers was around..... after he died the world went to hell in a handbasket....
Thanks Scott
Great job another interesting video
John Carradine was buried at sea, not scattered.
And I love your work!
That’s really crazy about Sammy Davis Junior I had no idea his wife dug him up. I always liked him. And whenever I see him on old videos on TH-cam I always remember the stories my mom told me about how he was originally treated in Las Vegas at the hotels and how Dean Martin and all of those guys told the hotels that if they didn’t let Sammy stay there they weren’t going to stay there
Scott Michaels, I have been enjoying your stuff for some years now. I first saw your documentary on Charles Manson family stuff. I think I first saw that in 09. I have to check out your place in LA and get a tour as well, if you are still doing that stuff.
I actually saw the real Raw video of the fall of Karl Wallenda...it was horrific...he fell 100 feet to his death.
Very sad and tragic.
I watched it on that old VHS tape Faces Of Death...or was it Banned From America? On VHS tape...it was one of those two.
It's so sad that the Wallenda family lost many family members to there profession.
My mom grew up on Sheri Lewis and me and my siblings also grew up with her...she was a true Star and legend.
Extraordinary women.
RIP Sheri Lewis
Fun fact ( possible useless ), Kevin DuBrow is the brother of Dr. DuBrow from the series Botched
Yay you are back
So wonderful to turn on my computer and see a new Scott Michaels video!
Thankyou Scott, very interesting 🤩By the way you have a great voice😎
eve arden!! she and kaye ballard did "the mothers in law' on tv. wonderful
Eve Ardens son runs her Facebook page. We’ve chatted he’s such a nice man
That was one of mom's favorite shows.
I remember that! Both of them were also regular panelists on various quiz shows.
Im from uk love your show
❤️ You Scott. Thank you for all that you share. 💕💕👍🏻🤗
Im so sorry for your loss may he rest in gods arms of peace
I have Lynn Anderson's memorial program from a high school friend who is a funeral director.
I sure do appreciate you Scott,we loved the show on Brittany Murphy's story you did, that was impeccable, another thing was taking Jordan Adam & Jacob on the tour and tour of the awesome museum you have oh how we were coming till the cv19 hope to once it opens up again, I seen a vlog you closed the museum? So sorry if i got it correct it was beautiful on the said vlogs i seen.
I think you will do awesome on TH-cam Scott.M! Luv&Peace Sean&family from Vancouver originally now (Lol spell it Sean correct) Saskatchewan Canada. Cheers!🍻 proud of your well articulated content!🙂
“Gentlemen, I believe it’s time you change your underwear!”-Larry Hagman in BVD commercial
Alice Ghostley was also in Grease , was the Auto Shop Teacher , And Chief mechanic on Greased Lightning ⚡
I remember the triplets from a FULL HOUSE EPISODE THEY WHERE CONFUSED WITH R.E.M 🤣 thats great!
The triplets were on a segment of The Golden Girls also. They were Great
I was hoping you'd do a video on these cards. Thanks! I have the Aretha Franklin one, too. I went to the public viewing in Detroit.
I have one for the service of Rick James in Buffalo.
Great to see you
I've been to the Wallendas grave. My mother used to work at Manasota Memorial.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm too lazy to look it up bit John Carradine was in a Twilight zone episode. I think it was The Howling episode. It was an awesome episode too. If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it.
You're Right!
One of my favorite twilight zone episodes!
Love this viedo💗💗💗
These were the stars of my childhood. The Gabor sisters outshone Marilyn Monroe in my girlish mind. They were glamorous; she was just vapid. Shari Lewis charmed me with her adorable characters. The Broadway stars were names I knew because the arts were important to my family and hence, to me.
Thanks you rip
I used to see Natalie Schafer in L.A. a lot when I was a young teen at the Aaron Brother’s Art Mart, Sinclair Paint Store, Standard Shoe Store (where my oldest brother worked), Alpha Beta Grocery Store (where he worked after he was fired from SSS), and occasionally at a bagel shop (forgot name) on Robertson Bl. Down from Alexander Hamilton High (where I graduated from in 1984) And where I ran into Anthony Perkins (who felt like a brick wall) and fell down, and he walked right over me to his Gorgeous 1960’s gray Jag.
I also saw (when out for lunch at Hami High), Lorenzo Llamas (he was hot then), Carmen Zapata, Rod Stewart, Mickey Dolenz, Eddie Murphy, Sammy Davis, Jill Clayburg, Richard Dawson, Zara & Eva Gabor (separately), Kristy MacNicol (she used to film “Family” a lot at my old Jr High Louis Pasteur (no longer its name),Stallone, Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, Ryan O’Neal, Parker Stevenson (outside formerly MGM/Lorimar/now Sony Studios) during their 80’s SAG strike picket lines, Valerie Harper inside the Mrs. Fields Cookie Store in W. Hollywood, and Cher. She was just walking along 3rd and Fairfax going into the Sav-on Drug Store that used to sell my favorite Lime Sherbet. Yum! Though I was nor am an actor, I have had a really fun intentional and unintentional Background Actor career.
And I was also in COUNTLESS 70’s & 80’s TV shows when I was very young, like Starsky & Hutch, Charlie’s Angels, Baretta, Chips, Hunter, L.A. Law, MacGruder & Laued, Rockford Files, Simon & Simon, Police Woman, Emergency, Battle of Network Stars, the movie ‘Carwash’, 2 ABC After School Film Festivals Lol. Please forgive me for skipping down memory lane for a bit. I now live in Atlanta and sorely miss my hometown W. L.A., Culver City, Santa Monica, Cheviot Hills, Palms, Marvista, Venice and Playa Del Rey areas where I lived (we were hella poor so we moved/got evicted a lot) and grew up. Absolutely no money, but lived and enjoyed the priceless childhood that L.A. used to afford it’s doofus kids .... like I was. 😜
Now here in Atlanta I have appeared in quite a few movies and TV shows as a background actor. Just for fun. I have no desire to be a serious actor. And the fact that I have watched two of the 62 projects that I’ve appeared in proves it. Ha ha.
Lots of long hours , low pay, so so to amazing food, and often boring waiting around to shoot. Especially when you can’t look at the cellphone you’re hiding because they’re banned from the set. That’s the worst.
I know ..., I drone on, don’t I?
Scott, I met you in June last year when I was home for my father’s funeral (we weren’t close). I was with my husband and aunt. Your tour had been canceled so we toured your ridiculously awesome museum! It was kinda overwhelming. You’ve got everything.
And we also talked about the Tate and La Bianca tragedies. My mom and aunt were in the jury pool but got out of it due to me and my cousins very young ages🍀
You were as kind, gracious and fascinating as you are on your addictive videos.
Thanks Pal 💁🏽♀️
Just a little correction on the last of The Three Stooges, it's 1993 on the service sheet, not 1998.
Very interesting stuff you do!! Love your channel!!
Thank you Scott. Love everything you do. God bless and stay safe 💙💙💙💫💫
As always, very, very cool stuff. Thank you so much for showing them. Question about Sammy Davis Jr. Did his wife really exhume him? I heard the rumor that she did it for the jewelry but I thought it was just another Hollywood rumor. But wow. Poor Sammy. Pun kinda intended.
yes. It's definitely true.
@@DearlyDepartedTours That's sad. I wish some of his friends would have been able to help him/his wife so he wouldn't have had to be disturbed. RIP Sammy.
Lan O'Kun creator of Lamb Chop passed away in Jan (same day as Buck Henry)
I was friends with him and didn't even know "who he was"
When Shari died I was very sad (that long story) when Barbara his wife came into my place of work she asked why so sad - explained she then asked - don't you know she's my sister ... 😳 me 😮 ...
Come that October he gave me a poem he wrote for my bday + the memorial ribbon that you have
Thanks for the share
I only saw 1 reference to Lans passing never learned of any services
So sad to not know didn't even knew he passed until video
Horrible shock to find out that way but I'm appreciative to know though
Thx again, if you know any info that I've missed would love to learn more if you care to share thx
So sad that all these great entertainers have passed but it's fascinating to see all of these funeral programs.
Just Google’s about Caesar Romero and the orange wedges! Wish I hadn’t now lol!
hahaha! It's something!
Me too! lol
The Colonel did not want a songwriting credit for Elvis, he wanted the publishing rights to the song.
Dry ice makes a pretty good treatment and display.
God bless
Do you know if River Phoenix and Kurt Cobain had memorial invitation or cards? Thank you ❤️🌹🌹
I grew up around Detroit and I remember Karl Wallenda dying.
Gee, I wonder what the video tribute at Harry Reem's funeral was!?
Very interesting
My dad died the same exact day as Sammy Davis Jr. Jim Henson also died that day.
Have you been to the buck owens crystal palace? I have been meaning to go for ages. But never make it when i am back home in California
It’s cool! Lots of interesting artifacts. I wish I had made it down there before Buck Owens passed.
Jay Backus went first, then Alan Hale Jr, then Natalie Schaffer in 1991. Then Bob Denver, Russell Johnson, and then Dawn Wells went from COVID 19 at the end of last year.
Dawn Wells has left us too.😒
@@libertyann439 Unfortunately, yes she did. At the end of last year.
Wow 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Omg my mom used breeze and saved the towels..I this my sister still have some...lol
Good memories…I used to watch all these actors but my favorite was Jerry Orbach and law and order
also, Scott runs the site findadeath.com. come visit!!
Lambchop and Hushpuppy ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Hey Scott, great video. I was supposed to be at a party the night before Matuszak died. I couldn't make it and I was so sad the next day when I heard he had passed. I didn't know that Sammy was dug up by his wife. I'm going to let my husband know, he will appreciate it. xxx
Yep, Alice Ghostley rests in Siloam Springs Arkansas with her sister and parents. Her dad was a railroad engineer and lived in Siloam springs
Very interesting, thank you so much for sharing.
I was at Porter’s funeral!!
Fun fact: Eve Arden and Alice Ghostley were both on Grease
They made an error on Mansons. It should have read Entered Eternal HELL instead of Entered Eternal Life.
love the towels from Breeze!
Neat!
How did he get all of these people booklet thing. He's good
Very nice and informative vlog!
Pretty interesting
Lamb chop! Sherry Lewis was wonderful
Right or wrong what I remember about Mr. Wallenda's death was who I thought was his son or maybe his grandson saying "Get down PaPa" It still brings tears to my eyes to think what they ALL went through that day!!! SAD!!!