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Shelley Fabares, the actress known for The Donna Reed Show and Coach, died at 82 after a brief illness; her family announced pneumonia as the cause of death, noting she had autoimmune hepatitis and had a liver transplant in 2000.
Shelley Fabares died in Los Angeles after a battle with pneumonia, and her family later disclosed that years of health problems included autoimmune hepatitis leading to severe liver failure and a liver transplant in 2000. The beloved actress was known for The Donna Reed Show, One Day at a Time, Coach, and the song Johnny Angel.
Shelley Fabares, the TV actress who played Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show and sang Johnny Angel, died at 82 in Los Angeles. Her decades-long career included roles on One Day at a Time and Coach, as well as film work with Elvis Presley, and she was an advocate for Alzheimer’s awareness.
Shelley Fabares, the Emmy-nominated actress known for The Donna Reed Show and Coach, died in Los Angeles on Aug. 22 at 82, surrounded by loved ones. Rising to fame on Donna Reed as Mary Stone, she scored a No. 1 hit with Johnny Angel, appeared opposite Elvis Presley in films including Girl Happy, Spinout and Clambake, and later starred on Coach before doing voice work and Alzheimer’s advocacy.
Shelley Fabares, the singer-actor famed for The Donna Reed Show and the hit Johnny Angel, died at age 82; she later appeared on Coach, leaving a lasting mark on television and 1960s pop culture.
Shelley Fabares, beloved for her roles as Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show and Christine Armstrong on Coach, died at 82 after a brief illness, surrounded by loved ones. She also starred opposite Elvis Presley in several films and topped the charts with Johnny Angel in 1962; she had a liver transplant in 2000 and is survived by her husband Mike Farrell and his children.
Shelley Fabares, the wholesome Mary Stone from The Donna Reed Show who later co-starred with Elvis Presley in three films and played Christine Armstrong on Coach, died in Los Angeles at 82 after a brief illness. A lifelong entertainer who topped the charts with “Johnny Angel” in 1962, she was married to M*A*S*H actor Mike Farrell and had a liver transplant in 2000 after years on the waiting list, with a career spanning TV, film and music.