#Remembering Mary Pat Gleason & More Stars We’ve Lost in 2020 (PHOTOS)

Mary Pat Gleason

1950-2020

Cause of death: Cancer

Best known for: Gleason was in numerous TV shows and movies, with her most recent role on CBS’ Mom. Her previous TV credits also include guest spots on Will & Grace, How to Get Away With Murder (above), Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, Bones, and Desperate Housewives.

Richard Herd

1932-2020

Cause of death: Cancer-related causes

Best known for: Herd played Captain Dennis Sheridan on T.J. Hooker and recurred as Mr. Wilhelm on Seinfeld. In addition to his roles in the movies All the President’s Men and The China Syndome, his other TV credits included Star Trek: Voyager, NYPD Blue, and most recently, a guest spot on Hawaii Five-0.

Ken Osmond

1943-2020

Cause of death: Undisclosed

Best known for: Osmond was best known as Eddie Haskell in Leave It to Beaver and appeared in Lassie along with other TV credits.

Frank Bielec

1948-2020

Cause of death: Heart Attack

Best known for: Bielec was best known for his years of designing on the TLC hit Trading Spaces.

Phyllis George

1949-2020

Cause of death: Complications from Leukemia

Best known for: George is best known for her work as a sports newscaster on The NFL Today. She also was crowned Miss America in 1971.

Lynn Shelton

1965-2020

Cause of death: Blood Disorder

Best known for: Shelton’s best known for directing on titles such as Little Fires Everywhere, Dickinson, Mad Men, Master of None, GLOW, The Good Place, Love and many more. She also served as an executive producer on Hulu’s Little Fires Everywhere.

Fred Willard

1933-2020

Cause of death: Natural causes

Best known for: Willard was best known for his film collaborations with Christopher Guest including Best in Show, This Is Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman and A Mighty Wind. His TV credits included roles in Modern Family and Everybody Loves Raymond among others.

Michael Keenan

1939-2020

Cause of death: Natural causes

Best known for: Keenan was best known for his roles on Picket Fences (as Bill Pugen) and the original Dallas (as Keller). He also appeared on three Star Trek series (The Next Generation, Voyager, and Deep Space Nine) and voiced characters on several kids’ shows, including Rugrats and Aaahh!!! Rea Monsters.

Sam Lloyd

1963-2020

Cause of death: Complications from an inoperable cancerous brain tumor

Best known for: Lloyd was best known for his portrayal of lawyer Ted Buckland on Scrubs. The nephew of actor Christopher Lloyd, Sam appeared in dozens of TV and film roles, including Malcolm in the Middle, Desperate Housewives, Shameless, Modern Family, and Cougar Town.

Shirley Knight

1936-2020

Cause of death: Natural causes

Best known for: Knight was nominated for two Oscars, as a Supporting Actress in The Dark at the Top of the Stairs in 1960 and Sweet Bird of Youth in 1962. Her TV credits included guest spots on NYPD Blue (for which she won an Emmy), as well as Emmy-nominated appearances on Desperate Housewives, Law & Order, and thirtysomething.

Tom Lester

1938-2020

Cause of Death: Complications from Parkinson’s disease

Best known for: Lester was best known for playing farmhand Eb Dawson on the CBS sitcom Green Acres. He also played the character on Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies. His other TV credits included guest spots on Marcus Welby, M.D., Little House on the Prairie, and Knight Rider.

Brian Dennehy

1938-2020

Cause of Death: Natural causes

Best known for: Dennehy was known for his roles in the films First Blood, Silverado, and Cocoon. His most recent TV credits were The Blacklist and Hap and Leonard, with guest spots on The Good Wife, 30 Rock, and Law & Order: SVU. He’s also known for roles on Dynasty and Star of the Family.

David Schramm

1946-2020

Cause of Death: Undisclosed

Best known for: Schramm was best known for his role as Roy Biggins on Wings in the ’90s. He also appeared in titles such as Working Girl, Max Monroe and Kennedy.

Floyd Cardoz

Kenny Rogers

Between 1977 and 1987, Rogers logged 20 No. 1 Country hits, many of which crossed over to climb the pop charts. Hits during this period included “Lucille” (1977), “The Gambler” (1978, written by Don Schlitz), “She Believes in Me” (1979), “Coward of the County” (1979) and “Lady” (1980, written by Lionel Richie). He also had memorable duets with Kim Carnes for “Don’t Fall in Love With a Dreamer” in 1980, with Sheena Easton for “We’ve Got Tonight” in 1983 and with Dolly Parton for “Islands in the Stream” in 1983.

Rogers’ charisma also lent itself to a secondary career as an actor. He notably appeared in some made-for-television movies, including a series of five films based on “The Gambler.”

Over his career, Rogers sold more than 50 million albums in the United States alone. He was a three-time Grammy winner, a five-time CMA Award-winner and entered the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2013.

Maggie Griffin

Lyle Waggoner

Max von Sydow

Roscoe Born

Bobbie Battista

James Lipton

Kellye Nakahara Wallett

Ja’net DuBois

Caroline Flack

Esther Scott

Lynn Cohen

Robert Conrad

Kirk Douglas

Jim Lehrer

Terry Jones

Stan Kirsch

Buck Henry

Silvio Horta