Kelly Green
Member
Andy Griffith passed this morning in North Carolina at age 86. He was an upstanding fella. God Bless him.
RIP Andy Griffith
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Retired LTC USAR
US Veteran
Enjoyed all his shows.
Really liked his monologue on his first "football" game!!!!
Really liked his monologue on his first "football" game!!!!
Glitch
Member
Well, that's a shame. My wife and I and our girls have gotten so much enjoyment out of the Andy Griffith Show -- we've got all of them on DVD. We'll be watching them in his memory over the next few days.
I believe he was a good guy who didn't embrace the Hollywood thing. A friend was an ER doc out at the NC coast several years ago when Andy came in after cutting his hand doing yard work. He was completely down to earth and invited my friend and his wife to dinner at his house.
I believe he was a good guy who didn't embrace the Hollywood thing. A friend was an ER doc out at the NC coast several years ago when Andy came in after cutting his hand doing yard work. He was completely down to earth and invited my friend and his wife to dinner at his house.
nicky4968
Member
No Time for Sergeants - with the shrink.
It sure seems like there aren't many good guys on television today like Andy Griffith. All of my favorite actors from when I was a kid are passing. Sure makes me feel old.
R.I.P., Andy.
R.I.P., Andy.
Mayberry is almost reunited now....Rest in Peace Andy......
"What it was was football"
RIP
RIP
sipowicz
Member
I'm sure him and Don are up there with Aunt Bea having a peach tea togther....
Sebago Son
Member
Otis and Goober too... Thanks for all the years Andy.
Martimus
US Veteran
Truly, truly sad news!
The actor and the show by his name were wonderful.
Marshall 357
Member
Wow that is so sad, Man does time go by fast..
palmetto99
Member
Growing up with the first name Andy and a last name that starts with the letter G, I was called Andy Griffith alot and never liked it. Only as I got much older did I come to appreciate the man and his talent. R.I.P.
I was very lucky in that I grew up in Mayberry, but it had a different name. I knew a guy just like Andy and he was a wonderful man.
IndianaDave
Member
He was a great guy. I always wished I lived in Mayberry.
StatesRightist
Member
He was as good or better a man than he played on TV and that can't be said about many. Everybody he met was a friend and he I can't recall one incident or tale for that matter where he was anything but a Christian gentleman. R.I.P Andy, the Nation and the Hill in particular are saddened by your loss. I think about you every time I walk by where the Rat used to be. God Bless you and your family.
One of the last of the truly nice guys. He will be missed.
