Los Angeles (AP) – Loni Anderson, who played the strong receptionist of a struggling radio station on the hit TV comedy “WKRP in Cincinnati”, died on Sunday a few days before his 80th birthday.
Anderson died after a “prolonged” disease in a hospital in Los Angeles, his long -time campaigner, Cheryl J. Kagan said.
Anderson’s family said in a statement, “We are breaking hearts to announce the death of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother.”
“WKRP” in Cincinnati was aired from 1978–1982 and a lagging was set to the Ohio Radio Station that was trying to reinforce itself with rock music. The cast included Gary Sandy, Tim Reid, Howard Hasiman, Frank Bonor and John Smithers, sexy and smart Jennifer Marlow.
As a receptionist of the station, Jennifer, a fair and heels, used his sex appeal to deflect unwanted business calls for his boss, Mr. Carlson. His efficiency often kept the station in front of the disability of others.
Bhumika earned him two Amy Awards and three Golden Globe nominations.
Anderson starred on a big screen with Burt Rrenalds in the 1983 comedy “Stroker Ace” and the two later got married and became a tabloid fixtures before divorcing in 1994.
Anderson has survived from her husband Bob Flick, Beti Didra and Van-in Son-in Son Charlie Hoffman, son Quinton Anderson Reynolds, grandson McKenzie and Megan Hoffman, step-son Adam Flick and wife Helen, step-grandson Felix and Maximilians.
The Associated Press
