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Debralee was awesome. I only spoke to her once. I was trying to find an address to send her condolences and found a phone number for a talent agency and left a message. Debralee called me back. What a sweet lady. I just loved her. She was too good for this world but I sure miss seeing her.

People do die of broken hearts. My Mom passed away two months after my Dad passed away. Mom quit living. She wanted to be with Dad. I miss them both very much.

She was my best friend in high school. Miss her dearly.😔

She was just the cutest face on television. Loved her in everything she did. RIP Debralee Scott

Wonderful tribute to Debra Lee and John. We all have our beliefs, and I choose to believe that good people like these two are in a better place.

Yeah, I remember her, she was the quintessential 70s actress, with her trademark bangs, red-hair, and overbite. Rest in peace Debralee 😑💐

She had such a great personality, everyone loved her which makes this ending even more tragic.

I firmly believe that people die of a broken heart: Debbie Reynolds being one of them; after her daughter Carrie Fischer passed. That was too much of a "coincidence".

I believe that you can die of a broken heart. So sad, Debralee. She was a wonderful actress. 🌼

"Dying of a broken heart" not only happens with people, it also happens with animals.

She was in the movie Earthquake as a passenger in a plane that was landing at LAX when the earthquake struck. RIP dear lady...

She was a wonderful actress and human being. Thanks for doing this video.

I loved Angie. I always liked Debralee Scott, I think her character on Angie was my favorite. Thanks for another lovely tribute.

I first saw Debralee on WBK, but I fell in love with her when she was on ANGIE. She was this young man's first celebrity crush.

It's called broken heart syndrome. It's a real condition and medically documented.

Great story. RIP Debralee! You brought many great joy in comedy, life-❣️

I didn't know that Debra Lee had suffered such a tremendous loss and died so young. Prayers to her and her family.

My grandma died 6 days short of a year after grandpa. She missed him so. Dying of a broken heart happens.

OH GOD, that is WAY TOO SAD... But as usual you did an ABSOLUTELY STELLAR JOB on the video. Thank Dave.

When my grandfather passed away in January 2019 my grandmother was very lonely and brokenhearted and 3 months later after so much time of keeping to herself and died in her sleep around the same time of day my grandfather died. My birthday falls on the same day as my grandmothers birthday in late January and this year will be very lonely for me... now I have no thoughts of ending my life just missing the time every year. My grandfather on my mom's side his birthday was the day before mine and growing up we celebrated both birthdays on his birthday and I ignored mine because I looked up to him more. Though this story of mine is sad in its way I do not tend to end my life... but continue to live as both sets of grandparend has taught and raised me. Cheers all

I do believe people do die of a broken heart. She was really a beautiful girl !!!!!

I watched this after you mentioned it on Saturday’s livestream, and I think the professionalism and care you demonstrated in the telling of her story was a fine and deserving tribute!

Thanks for this story of Debra Lee. Nostalgia!

Made me cry. Debralee was so vibrant in whatever role she had that I watched her more than the other people on screen. When anyone mentions the '70s look, she's the person I think of.

Such a sweet young lady, and I'm so sorry that her fiance passed, she went early to be with him again in another life, cause she did have a broken heart without him. May they be walking hand in hand in paradise.

I believe you're right about dying of a broken heart. Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher are a perfect example. Debbie told her son that she just wanted to be with Carrie. Debbie died 30 minutes later.

I personally witnessed the second plane running in to the tower....also worked down there at that time....I will never forget what my 2 eyes have seen there....R.I.P forever Debralee and her hero husband Port Authority officer John Dennis Levi....🙏🏻💪🏻🇺🇸

She was a good actress.. I didnt know she died.

"Is there someone you know, you're loving them so, but taking them all for granted? You may lose them one day, someone takes them away and they don't hear the words you long to say..." David Gates - "Everything I Own" Thank you for the love you put into especially this video, Dave. Your closing words of advice are the same I gave a men's support group at church shortly after losing my mom in April 1998. Never waste an opportunity... Rest peacefully, Debralee, thank you for sharing your talent; and my blue brother, John, thank you for your service. "Blessed are the peacemakers..." Matthew 5:9

People *do* die of a broken heart. My best friend’s mother had a heart attack the morning of her sister’s funeral, and the doctor diagnosed her as “literally having a broken heart.” Also, a large chunk of married couples die within six months of each other. Thank you for doing her, though. I was a fan of hers also.

David, thank you so much for posting this heartfelt tribute to Debralee Scott. I loved watching Debralee, on television, when I was growing up. She seemed to pop up everywhere, for a while. I was also thrilled to see her in the Police Academy movies. There was something very unique about Debralee too.... she was one of the actresses that always stood out, immediately. I mean, once you've seen her face, with that cute little overbite, in a film or television show, you never ever forgot her. She had that special quality where she seemed familiar to many. She was very relatable. She seemed like she could easily become everybody's best film. Hell, I even remember Debralee's appearance in the TV edited version of the blockbuster film "Earthquake." Her scenes, on the airplane, landing during the earthquake, never made it in the theatrical release of "Earthquake," but it came time to edit the successful film for television. Debralee's scenes were added back into the film. Such a tragic ending to am actress/celebrity that meant so much to many viewers, out there. As an actor, up here in Toronto, I would be thrilled if my work could eventually touch as many lives as Debralee Scott's. I remembered being quite shocked that Debralee had passed on (I found out, a little later, after it happened)....and quite possibly of a broken heart. She was definitely a big part of my formative years. RIP Debralee Scott. My condolences to Debralee's loved ones. My heart still aches when I think how tragic her last few years on earth, must have been. Thanks, again, David.

I loved this actress! I remember her when she guest starred on the Love Boat. She was beautiful and always made me smile.

My father died of a broken 💔 after my mother died at only 42 I was only 19 she had Rapid spreding cancer through her lungs My father did not live that much longer and the same thing happened to my grandfather My grandmother died and he would not eat Or talk to anyone I am told I was a baby of 3 And he starved him self and his heart was broken he was in a hospital but it did not help in the end .Thank you for doing theses lovely videos such a lovely lady I pray she is at peace with her husband and her true soul mate ...

Thank You! I always loved seeing this woman. I only finally learned in the past year she had passed on but I never heard how or why. She was very special. Thank you again.

I have a broken heart and I'm already dying. My life was good, but now, it's all one sided, yet I still keep giving.

He was a Port Authority Police Officer (PAPD). I hope they have reunited in heaven. Sad story but I'm happy to have heard it. Beautiful lady. May they forever RIP.

Debra Lee helped me. She worked for Meg Mortimer in NYC as a talent agent. She was so nice to me and complimentary. I recognized her immediately from all her work and we had common ground to talk about. So very sorry she lost the love of her life. See you down the road.

Oh it is worth remembering ,thank you.Yes it does appear she died of a broken heart .Thank you Dave.

Broke MY heart. I had no idea. Always loved her sweet smile. Thanks for sharing. Your voice is very soothing.

I, twice, thought about clicking off this video, but the more I listened, the more it touched my heart. I’m 52 years old, and I remember Debralee Scott. Maybe she wasn’t exactly a “household name,” but she, among other actresses from the 70’s & 80’s are worth talking about. This story really pulled at my heartstrings.

Dave: You always talk about these matters of interest with the greatest understanding. P.S So very well done. Thankyou.

Another prime example: Johnny and June Carter Cash.

Not ashamed to admit I was in love with this woman and I didn't know what happened to her. I am in tears.........

I'll always remember "ain't he neat"! One of my most favorite movies and parts of the film. This is a sad one beyond comprehension. Don't know what else to say.

Top notch, Dave. ❤️

Thank you. In this world, it’s become so uncommon for someone to take the time to handle a story with such compassion. You’re absolutely right, a broken heart can be fatal. Look forward to more material from you.

Dave, this video was so very lovingly created and so respectfully worded. You have truly done a moving tribute to an actress who entertained so very many. Well done. Congratulations from New Zealand.

It’s really true that some people cannot live without their partner in life. It’s not sad when you are together again. 👍😎

I remember her from "Mary Hartman" Loved her in that. I remember hearing about her tragic life some years ago. Very sad.

Wow, did not know. Thanks for sharing. When my grandmother passed she was 95, she went to sleep and did not wake up. It was three days after my grandfather passed away in his sleep. They said she smiled at everyone but was quite and stopped taking her meds. One thing, she called almost every immediate member of the family...just to say hi and she loved us. We talked about my first dog and summers on their farm and going to the railway crossing, waiting for my grandfather to wave his lantern as he passed on the train. I was so young I can only remember doing this twice. He worked on the Illinois Central Railway for over 60 years, started when he was 11. Sorry, again Dave bro you hit some memories. Cheers.

Thank you for telling this story, as it was very much worth telling! Debralee always brought a smile to my face.

Yes my aunt lost her only daughter and she was never the same and passed within the month. So sad!

I enjoyed her TV roles and also remember her for the movie "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud" which I saw on TV in the '70s. I caught it again about 5 years ago on some outlet. May the Universe rest her soul.

Thanks Dave. These are the stories we need to hear sometimes to remind us of what's important.

Thanks for the video Dave. I always liked Debralee Scott. I hope her soul is resting in peace.

Thanks, Dave! I always sort of had a crush on her when I was a kid in the 1970's. But just recently I've stumbled onto the Game Show network and saw her on Match Game. She was an unconventional beauty (with her hair constantly in her face) who really seemed like a sweet person. Such an amazing love story from people who found each other from different parts of the social landscape, and fell in love. It's like Garth Brooks says, "I could've missed the pain, but then I would have missed the dance." She got to dance before the pain. Thanks!

RIP Debralee Love Has no ending Your Resting with the Love of your life Rest with god the father

This was wonderful of you to share, thanks so much!

Thank you so much for this! I had no idea of everything that went on in her all too brief but amazing life.

Remarkable, just stellar 🤘 I don't even know who that was , but that was really sad but you carried it out Tastefully as usual,great video.

You're absolutely right Dave, you never know if there's going to be another tomorrow thanks for the video I watch Em All

Awww, I had no idea she passed so young. As a kid, I also loved the Angie show and thought it would go on for many years. Debralee was one of a kind, great character fave.

Thank you for this. I liked this actress, and I'm grateful now she isn't forgotten. 💝

Dave, thanks for doing this -- so many of us recall her and it's good to know. It's also worth remembering just how far and wide the impact of 9-11 reached.

Debra Lee Scott gave so much to all of us. May she now rest in peace.

Another great remembrance from a part of my youth. Really loved debrallee on welcome back kotter. Thanks for another great video Dave.

Although sad, every story is worth telling. RIP Ms. Scott.

Wow...Hotsie Totsie was one of my favorite characters on Welcome back Kotter! I forgot that she was on Angie...thank you so much for the video

“Don't cry when the sun is gone, because the tears won't let you see the stars.“

Debralee Scott,Earth is sending Love up!♥️ Blessings and Prayers to all who Loved and lost her.

Good morning Dave. You are such a masterclass storyteller I love your channel. (But you already knew that) Please don't be hesitant to tell the story of beloved actors and shows we grew up loving just because of a terribly tragic ending. We, as viewers, can pick and choose which videos to watch if it takes too big of a toll on our hearts. I think Debralee would want her story told. It keeps them and their work alive in our hearts and lends a kind of immortality to them. And she would def give you a big hug for this I have no doubt. You and your channel are a treasure. Thank you for all of your hard work.

I had forgotten about her... i always loved her smile.

People can die from a broken heart, i a few older couples that have done that. ive heard that heartache actually damages ones heart

Even though you were reluctant to do this video your subscribers are glad you did. You , of course, did this with the respect and caring touch we like to see in your videos. Even with the sad ending you point out the Great life and career she had. Thank You!

She was great. Thank you for your work on the good stuff!💖

To live with a broken heart, is not living at all.

Dave... like you I also don’t like watching or reading something if I think it will have a sad ending. I like Happily Ever after endings for everyone. With that said you did a phenomenal job with this video. What a fitting tribute to an actress who was a part of our childhood and growing up years. I remember her in every show you mentioned ( I did watch “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman” with my grandmother: I really thought it was a strange show😊). I was not left sad hearing her story ( Though I was sad for what happened to her.) You left me feeling admiration for her as an actress. You did a great job! Thanks again for the memories 👍

Not an easy story to tell, and you did it the right way. Thank you for doing this. I remember Debralee on various shows, game shows, and specials. But I must have stopped seeing her popping up sometime during the mid-eighties. I was unaware of what happened to her husband or even that she had passed away. You produced a very informative, tasteful, and touching tribute.

New subscriber here!! Thank you for sharing the video about Debralee Scott!! I remember her from the mid 70s when she had small roles in some of the Saturday morning TV shows!! I feel she was an underrated actress and I never had a boyhood crush on her but I still liked her in almost every show and role she played in!! RIP Debralee Scott!!

I remember Debralee. She was all over the TV and movies in the 1970's. I remember her wardrobe malfunction. I believe it was Password.

Dave, thanks for giving us the heads up at the start of this video. Like you, I tend to avoid movies, shows or stories where the outcome is tragic. Maybe it’s unrealistic that we do that but we all have our own devices... Great video, and I applaud the sensitivity in the approach you took here. Wow, it really seems like “American Graffiti” was a one stop shop for ABC to find their 70s sitcom stars.

i loved her. i was crushed when i heard she died. thanks for this tribute, to this talented person.

Thank you for this lively tribute. I had no idea about her fate. Although I've seen her in all the productions you mentioned I didn't know of this. May she RIP

I was just watching her on a game show appearance yesterday.I looked into her IMDB and was saddened as well.

Definitely, a story worth telling. Thanks Dave.

Thank you for this sweet beautiful video. I remember DebraLee. I loved her acting. I so remember those tv shows.

This gentleman, Dave Sundstrom.. is a wonderful, loving man, who put out a heart warming and sensitive video on Debralee's life. His message of loving and appreciating the people that God has put in our lives is the essence of this moving story. Well done! God bless you.

Poor woman she was hilarious RIP to her and hers. Horrible tragedy (I think of Debbie Reynolds broken heartCarrie Fisher)Thanks Dave you always have a great tribute thanks for being caring and kind with your tributes your the best so heartfelt. You and yours have a great one❣️❣️❣️‼️

Thanks for reminding me about Debra, she was great on Welcome Back Kotter.

I grew up in the 60's and 70's watching her in all kinds of shows.It's a sad story but I'm sure she and her love are with the master healer of broken hearts forever!

I got to meet her briefly on the final day of filming for Police Academy 3. (I was doing extra work.) Hearing about the passing of any celebrity comes as a shock, but the shock is always greater if you had a look at the real person behind the character.

I do remember her, Blessings to her Family.

I also liked this lady. Your message reminds me of a co-worker who never woke up to come to work. In a coma for three months. And pulled the plug. Broke my heart. Don't know why crappy things happen. Yes I do, it's a fallen world. Thanks for the video. I do hope that she was saved.

TY for sharing. I never knew. My heart is broken but now I know. TY for all your videos

There's NO doubt in my mind that people die of broken hearts. We are social beings who need each other.😄

One of the most famous overbites in television history...

Debra was such a cutie. She had a kid,s face. The kid next door who you wanna play with. R.I.P. Sweetie.

Thank you Dave, this one hit home, all I can say.

Dave, I really enjoy watching your videos. You have a way of telling a story that makes me feel good after I watch. You took a sad story like Debralee's and spun it out so well at the end. You are truly a lovely person and a good narrator. Thank you..