Loretta Young, 87, passed away on August 12, 2000. Loretta was a renowned actress, winning an Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in the 1947 film "The Farmer's Daughter". She starred in many other films throughout her career, including Clark Gable's "She Had to Say Yes", "The Bishop's Wife", and "Come to the Stable". Loretta also provided the voice of Mrs. Posner in the animated film "An American Tail". Throughout her career, Loretta was one of the highest paid actresses in Hollywood, and was well-known for her sophisticated and graceful style. In addition to her successful career, Loretta was also philanthropic and active in charity, and was the International Grandparent of the Year in 1995. Loretta is survived by her three children, Judy, Christopher, and Maria. She will be remembered for her immeasurable contribution to the film industry and the legacy she left behind.