Gary Colman Dies at Age 42

[majorloser]

Rest in peace


http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/05/28/gary-coleman-actor-and-former-child-star-dies/

 

[j_garcia]

I was following that story from yesterday. Sad to see him go.

 

[itschris]

After yesterday, you sorda knew it was coming. Too bad. It's a shame he stuggled the way he did all these years.

 

[T2T]

I guess he was running a bit short on time.

RIP, Gary.

 

[Seth=L]

I guess he was running a bit short on time.

RIP, Gary.

TOoo soon man, way too soon.

 

[markw]

Wut chu talkin' bout, Willis!

Poor guy. That which made him rich and famous as a child turned out to be a curse later in life.

May he rest in peace. He had a rough life.

 

[sawzalot]

He definitely lived a short life , I enjoyed his acting on the sitcom, always made me laugh when I watched, not often but when I did I laughed, RIP.

Watch u talkin bout Willis,

 

[T2T]

That which made him rich and famous as a child turned out to be a curse later in life.

I think the show had a curse or something. Todd Bridges had brushes with the law. Dana Plato also had run-ins with the law, then died of a drug O.D. Also, about 2 weeks ago, Dana's son committed suicide at the age of 25. Now, Gary Coleman. Lots of freakish coincidences - just from that single show.

 

[MatthewB.]

But Mrs Garrett (Charlotte Rae) is still alive and kicking, strange huh.

 

[speakerman39]

I used to watch him all the time. It is really tragic to die so young. My heart and prayers go out to all of his friends and family. May you RIP Gary.



Cheers,

Phil

 

[rnatalli]

42 is way too young... RIP Gary.

 

[jeffsg4mac]

in the late 90's I used to be a dialysis technical and operational support tech for the company that made one of the machines he used. I have talked to him on the phone several times helping him with his dialysis. He was a complete and utter jerk every time I had the displeasure of talking to him. I hope for his sake that he became a better person before he died.

 

[Alex2507]

in the late 90's I used to be a dialysis technical and operational support tech for the company that made one of the machines he used. I have talked to him on the phone several times helping him with his dialysis. He was a complete and utter jerk every time I had the displeasure of talking to him. I hope for his sake that he became a better person before he died.

Yet he spoke so highly of you ...

You need a serious lesson in manners.

 

[jeffsg4mac]

Yet he spoke so highly of you ...

You need a serious lesson in manners.

You know Alex there are a lot of people in this world. Some good, some not and some downright evil. I don't have any idea what he was like in his last days but from my dealings with the guy I really don't morn him. I never said I wanted the dude to die or wished him any ill will. I said I hoped he became a better person. Jeesh lighten up

 

[Alex2507]

Jeesh lighten up

You're right ... I just thought AH was a kinder, gentler place is all.

When we meet up in Boston I can give you a bunch of other helpful tips on
things not to say about dead people ... you'll thank me one day.