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R.I.P. Susan St. James

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One of my favorites, she was 80.

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R.i.p, she will be missed.



   
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R.I.P. Susan St. James


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She starred in McMillan & Wife with Rock Hudson. I heard some nice stories about her from my cousin and co-star of that show, Nancy Walker. Nice lady - R.I.P. Susan.



   
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@sizedoesmatter Her ride on ‘McMillan & Wife’. R.I.P. Susan.

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@perrone1   Nancy Walker.  Wow.  Haven't heard her name in a while.  I liked her in all of her roles.

I used to get her mixed up with Estelle Getty, until Estelle was seated at our table for the Thalian's Ball, and I spent the entire evening trying not to wet myself.  Although, Morey Amsterdam was on my left side and he didn't help at all.



   
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@perrone1 That's pretty cool that Nancy was your cousin - I knew her best as Rhoda's mom and from those Palmolive  commercials.   I remember Susan most from M*A*S*H and one of her early film roles "Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows."

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@sizedoesmatter Her ride on ‘McMillan & Wife’. R.I.P. Susan.

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Sweet!

 


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I agree Chris. RIP Susan.😟



   
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@perrone1   Nancy Walker.  Wow.  Haven't heard her name in a while.  I liked her in all of her roles.

I used to get her mixed up with Estelle Getty, until Estelle was seated at our table for the Thalian's Ball, and I spent the entire evening trying not to wet myself.  Although, Morey Amsterdam was on my left side and he didn't help at all.

Two favorite funny people. I loved Estelle in Golden Girls and Morey was at his finest in the Dick Van Dyke Show.

 



   
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@perrone1 That's pretty cool that Nancy was your cousin - I knew her best as Rhoda's mom and from those Palmolive  commercials.   I remember Susan most from M*A*S*H and one of her early film roles "Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows."

She will be missed.

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She was the spokesperson for Bounty Paper Towels for the longest time. To this day, they ae the only paper towel I buy! Cool  

 



   
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@perrone1 Oh yeah, she promoted Bounty  too.  👍



   
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@perrone1  She was a hoot, and after he left the DVD show Morey did very well writing for others and his wife was very nice.  I enjoyed chatting with her, too.  They were very down to earth and rather refreshing, in that atmosphere of talent and egos.



   
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