I remember her from Lost in Space. She certainly lived a long life. RIP.

I remember her from the Lassie show. She seemed like a nice woman and certainly lived a long life.

I worked with her daughter and granddaughter at the furniture company where I worked for over 30 years, plus I met June at some of the company parties. She was very nice, but I heard other stories from her daughter, who felt that her mother put her career before her family, but I think that was understandable. The main thing was that she did not like to cook. She was the same age as my mother.

My favorite show that she was in was Lost In Space, but I've also seen her on Perry Mason. She named her daughter after herself - first and last name.

That's so interesting Lars, thanks for sharing.

That's just WEIRD, Lars.

We tend to confuse actors with the characters rhey've portrayed, and the studios were eager to promote those images.

DH and I remembered the name but couldn't think of anything she'd acted in.

" That's just WEIRD, Lars. "

There are of course lots of exceptions but many people I've met and heard first-hand experiences about that others have had, suggests that the world of show business is not a collection of people like you and me. Despite what most think and despite what conduct may be seen in interviews and other appearances.

It's a tough business and focused, single-minded attention to one's success and what needs to be done to have it, above all else, tend to be the prominent personality characteristics too many of them have.

When I think of her, I think of Lassie and the haunting opening theme that featured a person whistling while the collie dog was running and jumping a farm animal fence.

Me too, Elmer. I can still hear the Lassie theme. That show sometimes made me teary because Lassie always got into predicaments.

It's interesting as I think about it that there were a number of TV shows during my childhood years that had an animal theme.

My favorites had dogs, Lassie and Rin Tin Tin. Also around were Flipper, and for the horsey set, Flicka and Mr. Ed.

Are there any like these around now?