With profound sadness, we announce the death of Jack Cassidy on December 12th, 1976, at the age of 49. Jack, born to Charles Cassidy and Virginia Squire in 1927, was a talented actor and singer. He left behind a lasting legacy in stark contrast to his unfortunate early passing. After attending high school in Philadelphia, Jack went on to pursue a career in acting, appearing as young Ben Harvey in the popular CBS soap opera, Love of Life, and garnering rave reviews for his performance. He took to the theater stage, captivating audiences in productions of 'Two for the Seesaw', 'Damn Yankees', 'Barefoot in the Park', and 'She Loves Me', among others. He also had a storied career in television, appearing in many popular shows of the era, including 'The Loner', 'Ironside', 'Columbo', 'The Love Boat', and 'The Flash'. Known for his passionate performances and sharp good looks, Jack earned a reputation as a reliable leading man, charming audiences all over the world. His broad appeal was demonstrated through his appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show, the Mike Douglas Show, and the Merv Griffin Show. He was a board member of the Screen Actors Guild, and sang on albums including 'Gentle on My Mind' and 'The Jack Cassidy Album'. Jack will be remembered for his selfless contributions in the entertainment industry and the comedic brilliance he displayed. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends, and fans alike.