Rowdy Yates! I’m 74 and grew up with westerns, had the cap gun, holster and cowboy hat. And a red wagon that subbed as a covered wagon.

Thanks, Bob

I know exactly what you mean sir. 🤠🖖

@@cowboykelly6590 Same...😞

I feel the same; my favorites from the sixties westerns are gone. I watched The Rifleman with my dad and his time is passed and soon will be mine.

“I FEEL THE EXACT SAME WAY!”♥️SEYMORE, “I HAVE TO SAY, HOW RIGHT YOU ARE!” OMGOSH! I have felt the exact same way, since sometime in my 20’s. Once my Nana passed away, when I was in my mid 20’s, it broke my heart! I remember her saying how all her friends, from her generation, were now gone & how lonely she was! I felt so bad for her! 😢My mother then moved up “in line” as the oldest in the family, taking over my grandmother’s previous position, of matriarch of our family. Sadly my dear mother then passed away four yrs ago, this coming October 2022! Her high school reunions, that I always attended with my mother, after my stepfather died in the late 80’s at a very young age, grew smaller & smaller w/ each reunion. Gosh, how I miss my beloved mother & Nana! I became aware that I have moved into the position of “eldest”, the matriarch, with our dearly loved sons & grandchildren. I clearly remember myself as youngest in line, as a teenager in the 60’s & then in my early 20’s, w/my life seemingly , stretching out forever, with infinite possibilities before me. Now, Lynn, SEYMORE & everyone here responding, it is exactly as you all have said. I see so many dearly loved celebrities from the 60’s in movies, tv and recording passing away! It is so startling to hear of their deaths! Isn’t it funny how 65 seemed so “ancient to us all ( at least it did me!”😂) way back when I was in my teens & early 20’s???” I never gave it a second thought, about getting older or “aging”, way back then, figuring it was something far off in the future! I remember my grandmother telling me how fast time was going by, when she was just 65 & that admission truly surprised me! I always thought time would go “slowly by” when you were “older.”I never forgot her words though & I now realize just how right my dear Nana was! BJ THOMAS, JOHNNY CRAWFORD, ANNETTE FUNICELLO, SANDRA DEE, PETER FONDA ….. the list goes on & on. Each time a dearly loved celebrity passes away, I am incredulous thinking “that person was so young!” I then inwardly cringe thinking “OMGOSH, that person that died was in my generation, or someone I grew up watching ( scary)!!! It seems impossible that they have passed! I also realize, just as my sweet Nana predicted so long ago, the older you get, the faster life does indeed seem to be passing by, just as she predicted!!😀Wishing you all the very best in life! ♥️

Karen,.. my parents are still alive but I know that when they die that will leave me the oldest generation. but I don't feel sad about that because I look forward to the prophecies in the Bible being fulfilled about the resurrection. Jesus proved when he was on Earth that the resurrection could happen he performed these resurrections in front of hundreds of people at times. so we can know and count on them happening. I will give you some scriptures to comfort you when you think about the fact that you are next. Acts 24:15, John 5:28 and 29, 11:11~44, in January my oldest sister died and now my only uncle has died just a few days ago.😢 SO death is more prevalent now and will continue to be so as my family ages. BUT I just keep remembering the resurrection hope. and as Psalms chapter 37 says the wicked will be gone the meek/righteous will inherit the earth and live forever on it that is in verse 29. Sincerely Tammie 🙋🏼💞😇

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Great !!

Yes, they are hopefully all home.

Absolutely!!!

Woman who played his sister Victoria passed away fairly close to one another

Yeah monolith and the beautiful woman who played his sister Victoria passed away fairly close to one another

Thank you very much, MJ

Thank you for sharing. I love ❤ these westerns and the stars who made them!

Yes, I wholly agree with your praise of Rob Word.

Love the old westerns and some newer movies.

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Thanks, Hi.

Yes it has.

It is so sad to see the guys you grew up with die. You realize that none are spared and you will soon follow. Does not matter how bright your light shines here, you will transition to your next life, date and time of transition known only to God. Thank you James Arness, Kitty,Doc, Chester and Festus thank you all for making the journey of countless millions less mundane and more joyful.

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Our pleasure!

THANKS, Tony

Thanks, C

Thanks, Richard

Thanks, Rich

I loved him in 'Kim'. One of my favourite adventure movies. He was superb on it, outshining even Errol Flynn. He was a very welcomed presence in any TV or Cinema appearance he had.

Loved Mr. Stockwell for his candor in interviews and, of course, his wonderful work. I loved him in Down to the Sea in Ships.

Dean Stockwell as SECNAV in JAG...

Who remembers Dean Stockwell in Anchors Away, he was such a cute 5yr old

Thanks, Sammy. I'm lucky I can do it.

Thanks, Wes.

Thanks, Ginny

He was a slimmy Trump supporter good Riddens. Iets see if his God Trump can Reserect him. Johnny is my hated enemy till I draw my last breath. If I knew were his grave was I would spit on it.

@@oliverharris7366 Now tell me how you really feel.

Thank you very very much!

Thanks, Bob. Another tough year for us classic western fans.

Thank you very much, Joe. I like "emotional trail ride." Seems to sum it up nicely.

Thanks, Winton

Thanks, Nahi. Yes, they will be missed. They all certainly deserve the notice.

Yes, true, Nic. Thanks.

There must be something about westerns,so many of the 🌟 lived to a ripe old age.Miss the westerns.I hope Ricky North from Champion The Wonder Horse,who later quit acting is still around.

I miss him greatly. I bought his autobiography this year.

Manalito was great

I met him in Memphis in 2012, having met William Smith and James Hampton there in 2001.

Sister Jen's 💓 throb.

We didn't own a family tv when High Chapparal came out , i used to go to my brothers house to watch it every week .

Me, too, Grant. Thanks.

I too missed Mr. Darrow and Mr. Collier.

I go with that too ! 🤠🥰💓

Thanks, Betty

Loved Mr. Darrow especially in The High Chaparral. RIP

TELL ME HENRY PUERTO RICAN NAME?💞💓.

Yes, it really is . I love my westerns ! Me, young... sittin on the floor(7 kids) in front of the TV , AND LIL ME ..RELISHING EVERY SHOW . Now ? 🤠 I sit in a Chair .. but I still watch & BUY DVD's of those exact shows ... STILL RELISHING EVERY MOMENT BUT WITH JUST ALIL.... 😔 MORE . 🤠🖖

@@cowboykelly6590 Ohio 9..l

Jim Stevens:An actor,poet & linguist among other things.I was a big Larado fan & was in touch with Joanne Cervelli Smith for some time

@@susanmccormick6022 Thanks for the reply Susan. I'm sure there's so much that I don't know about him. He's someone that when clicking through movies, if I saw WS in one, that's what I was watching that night.

Thanks, Sara

Happy to know you're 66 years and so am I and I've grown up watching Hollywood movies from my elementary school days here in Pune City Jai Maharashtra. Greetings to you.

Cowboy s don't die ride em guys. Thanks for remembering my child hood god bless you all

Larry McMurtry was a gigantic writer, and will forever be. His Lonesome Dove novel is anthological in itself, it is one of the best piece of work on the history of the west.

Nice memories, T4T. Thanks.

I couldn’t agree more.

Thanks, dave

Thanks, Charlie.

I had seen Mr. Crawford in a Local Parade here in My hometown area..Santa Ynez. He was a great personable Man that loved the area where He lived as well as the residents here. Great Guy.

He was a slimmy Trump supporter good Riddens. Iets see if his God Trump can Reserect him. Johnny is my hated enemy till I draw my last breath. If I knew were his grave was I would spit on it.

Thank you very much, Wayne.

@@AWordonWesterns it was from my heart and I meant every word. We are privileged and blessed to have you. We don't Knight people here but if we did you would be 'Sir Rob Word'

Condolences on your loss.

Condolences, tony.