Those of us turning 60 this year know Farrah Fawcett very well from her classic pin-up poster to her role as Jill Munroe on Charlie's Angels. Her death Thursday at age 62 of cancer is a bit jarring for us. We came to know her in her good times and bad.
Men were enthralled with her and women copied her hairstyle. But we all knew her in some small way. Her death is one more reminder of our mortality because Farrah was of our generation. She fought her cancer every step of the way, although seeking alternative medical treatment when her cancer reapperared probably did not prolong her life.
Her private funeral service is scheduled for Tuesday 4 p.m. (Pacific time) at Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral in Los Angeles.
We will miss her.
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I loved Farrah, even through her rocky later life with so many ups and downs -- mostly downs. But you are right. We did come of age with Farrah and we baby boomers will never forget here or her poster. RIP!
ReplyDeleteShe was an incredible woman who got weird later, but our memories of her classic poster -- Wow! It's odd seeing icons that we grew up with now dying or getting old -- just like us. Oh, my.
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