In a somber moment for fans of the iconic television series M*A*S*H, we reflect on the lives of 37 beloved actors who have passed away, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate. This legendary show, which aired from 1972 to 1983, masterfully blended comedy and drama against the backdrop of war, captivating audiences for decades.

Among those we’ve lost is Johnny HR, who brought Sergeant Zelmo Zale to life, passing away in 1989 from cancer. Harry Morgan, who portrayed the wise Colonel Sherman T. Potter, departed in 2011 at the age of 96, succumbing to pneumonia. Alan Arbus, known for his role as Major Sydney Friedman, left us in 2013 at 95 due to heart failure complications.

Other notable losses include Wayne Rogers, who passed in 2015 at 82, and William Christopher, the kind-hearted Father Mulcahy, who died in 2016 at 84 from lung cancer. The series also mourned the passing of Larry Linville, who portrayed Major Frank Burns, in 2000 and Judy Farrell, who played Nurse Able, in 2023 after a stroke.

The heart-wrenching reality that these talented individuals are no longer with us weighs heavily on fans as we remember their contributions to M*A*S*H. From the antics of Captain Trapper John to the wisdom of Colonel Potter, these actors shaped the essence of the show, offering laughter and poignant moments that reflected the human experience amidst chaos.

As we honor their memories, we invite fans to share their thoughts and favorite moments from the series. Their legacies, intertwined with our memories, ensure that M*A*S*H will forever hold a special place in our hearts.