You may not recognize her name, but I'm sure many of you have seen her, well those of you who watch TV. I remember her from playing mothers on two of my favourite 80s shows, Laura's mother on "Remington Steele" and in a bigger role, Amanda King's mother on "Scarecrow and Mrs. King". For older members she was also on "My Three Sons". She was 82.
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