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Donna Douglas, aka Elly May Clampett, passes away at age 81 - WSMV Channel 4

Originally Posted by Intrepid_Timer

Donna Douglas, aka Elly May Clampett, passes away at age 81 - WSMV Channel 4

Family members say Donna Douglas passed away Thursday is morning at the age of 81, at her home in Zachary, LA, with family members by her side.

now i don't know about the rest of you, but if i pass away in louisiana, at any age, the last thing i want by my side is family members. there better be piles of mardi gras beads, half empty bottles of tequila, and lots of crushed beer cans, plus somebody else's maxed out credit cards.

That Ellie Mae was a LOOKER! RIP

Yes she was and she could have kept critters in my cement pond any day!

Wow, she was 81. Where did the time go? She was Daisy Duke before Daisy Duke

Originally Posted by burrocrat

now i don't know about the rest of you, but if i pass away in louisiana, at any age, the last thing i want by my side is family members. there better be piles of mardi gras beads, half empty bottles of tequila, and lots of crushed beer cans, plus somebody else's maxed out credit cards.

If you happen to reach that age, you "might" change your mind.............

Originally Posted by Intrepid_Timer

If you happen to reach that age, you "might" change your mind.............

the funny part about retirement advice is that when the time comes, we all will swing in the breeze and crap our pants just the same. it is not about how comfortable you die, rather how you live.

The wife pointed out that she was in one of her favorite Twilight Zone episodes. I think it was the pig face episode.

ESPN anchor Stuart Scott succumbs to cancer.............

Stuart Scott, ESPN anchor, dies at age of 49 - ESPN

Originally Posted by Intrepid_Timer

ESPN anchor Stuart Scott succumbs to cancer.............

Stuart Scott, ESPN anchor, dies at age of 49 - ESPN

Saw this today on ESPN.com. I'm a huge sports fan and I forgot really all about him having it. He didn't let it affect the way he lived and worked at all. He stayed the same old animated sports anchor his whole career.

Sad passing; RIP.