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Johnny Crawford dead at 75 – The Rifleman actor passes away after Covid and pneumonia battle Updated: 30 Apr 2021, 15:43 THE Rifleman actor Johnny Crawford has died at 75 after battling Covid and pneumonia. The tragic news was confirmed on his legacy website on Thursday evening. 2 2 He played Mark McCain in The RiflemanCredit: Getty Images "It is with great sadness and heaviness of heart that the Johnny Crawford Legacy team announce the passing of Johnny Crawford," the statement read. The spokespeople confirmed that Crawford "passed away peacefully" with his wife by his side. The actor was ...

Actor suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease and contracted COVID-19 and pneumonia Brian Welk | April 30, 2021 @ 8:17 AM Getty Images Johnny Crawford, a child star known for the Western show “The Rifleman” and who starred as one of the original “Mickey Mouse Club” Mouseketeers, has died. He was 75. Crawford died on Thursday evening after suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease and from recently contracting COVID-19 followed by pneumonia. He died with his wife Charlotte by his side in a small nursing facility care home. His death was announced on his website. Born into a musical family, Jo...

Young star of 'The Rifleman'- Johnny Crawford passes away at 75 ANI | Updated: Apr 30, 2021 12:28 IST Washington [US], April 30 (ANI): Johnny Crawford, the first Mouseketeer who featured as the young son of the Civil War veteran depicted by Chuck Connors on the 1958-63 1958-63 ABC series 'The Rifleman', passed away on Thursday. He was 75. According to The Hollywood Reporter, in 2019, it was revealed that Crawford had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and a GoFundMe campaign was coordinated by Paul Petersen -- the advocate for former child actors an...

A trip down memory lane By Luke Gronneberg - lgronneberg@sidneydailynews.com Cecil Steele, of Sidney, holds The movie poster he kept from when he worked at the Checkers Theater in Sidney as a teenager. The poster promotes Red Ryder played by Wild Bill Elliott in the movie “Sheriff of Las Vegas.” Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News A carton of milk. A Roy Rogers camera. An Annie Oakley board game owned by Cecil Steele. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Cecil Steele, of Sidney, looks over some of his Western memorabilia collection on display at the Ross Historical Center on Wednesday,...

The story seems biblical in many ways. It’s about a father and a son. They are deeply moral and share a love and respect for each other as they try to assist everyone they meet. There are elements of revenge, retribution and redemption. Many of the episodes feature dangerous men, seemingly bound for Hell with their crazed anger and evil intentions. Even the names of the three main characters seem straight out of the Old and New testaments: Lucas and Mark McCain and Marshal Micah Torrance. Their legend wasn’t written on parchment but was filmed for TV for the western series “The...