The beloved American sitcom “Happy Days,” which aired from 1974 to 1984, has left an indelible mark on television history with its nostalgic depiction of 1950s and 60s Americana. Over the years, fans have cherished the show’s memorable characters and the talented actors who brought them to life. However, time has taken its toll, and the series has bid farewell to several cherished cast members.

In a recent tribute, we remember 27 actors from “Happy Days” who have sadly passed away, celebrating their contributions to this iconic series and the lasting impact they’ve had on both television and pop culture. Among those honored is Tom Bosley, who played Howard Cunningham. Bosley was 47 during his time on the show and passed away at 83 in 2010. His warm portrayal of the classic father figure resonated with audiences for years.

Cindy Williams, known for her role as Shirley Feeney, also made her mark on the show and tragically passed away at 75 in January 2023. Other notable actors include Pat Morita, who played Arnold, and Francis Bay, who portrayed Grandma Palomino, both of whom brought unforgettable characters to the screen.

The list continues with beloved stars such as Penny Marshall, who played Laverne DeFazio, and Robin Williams, who made a guest appearance as Mork from Ork. Both left a lasting legacy in the entertainment industry, with Williams remembered for his unmatched comedic genius.

As fans reflect on the impact of these actors, the memories of their performances continue to resonate. The loss of each cast member reminds us of the joy they brought to the screen and the cherished moments they created. “Happy Days” remains a beloved part of television history, and the legacy of those who have passed on will forever be celebrated by fans around the world.