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Bonnie Franklin, Dead at 69Published by Toronto Mike on March 1, 2013 @ 19:28 in Celebrity Deaths
8 Responses to "Bonnie Franklin, Dead at 69"Big Yellow Bored Wow. You actually scooped the SOWNY page! Usually any time anybody who ever worked in TV or radio, appeared once on a TV or radio program, or knew somebody who owned a TV or radio kicks the bucket, there's much lamenting over that person's demise. It's only a matter of time before somebody who used to work at a radio station in Southern Ontario will let us know that he once met Bonnie Franklin's first cousin's hairdresser. Big Yellow Bored Wow. You actually scooped the SOWNY page! Usually any time anybody who ever worked in TV or radio, appeared once on a TV or radio program, or knew somebody who owned a TV or radio kicks the bucket, there's much lamenting over that person's demise. It's only a matter of time before somebody who used to work at a radio station in Southern Ontario will let us know that he once met Bonnie Franklin's first cousin's hairdresser. Dave Williams @Anonymous, in a sad time, I cannot stop laughing...that was great. Blind Dave RIP Bonnie. That is way too young to die. I grew up with a crush on Valerie Bertinelli. @Blind Dave Speaking of Hot...wasn't Bonnie Franklin on Hot in Cleveland recently. I wasn't aware she was of poor health. I'll say the same as some of the others, way too young to go. RIP Bonnie. But Come on the first MILF was June cleaver! You know you wanted a piece of that Beaver action....
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Bonnie Franklin was 69. She was the actress best known for her portrayal of divorced mother Ms. Ann Romano on One Day at a Time.
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March 1, 2013 / 20:46
Way too young for anyone to check out...