Raymond G Allen Senior dead: Sanford And Son and Good Times actor dies aged 91

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An iconic TV character character from the 1970s had passed away.Raymond G Allen Senior, who was best known for playing Woodrow 'Woody' Anderson on the beloved series Sanford And Son, has died at age 91. Raymond G Allen Senior, best known for playing Woodrow 'Woody' Anderson on Sanford And Son, has died at age 91His daughter, Ta-Ronce Allen, confirmed the news on her Facebook page on Tuesday.'What a day this is been.

Starsky and Hutch and Uncle Woodrow 'Woody' Anderson in Sanford and Son, has passed away. According to US news site TMZ, Raymond's family revealed the star had been in a long-term California facility and was found unresponsive on July 10.  Loved ones told the publication that Raymond — who had resided in the health care facility since 2016 — died after suffering result of respiratory issues, however, they weren't coronavirus-related.

https://t.co/DHCdYXuCAz @ajstarr10 @REALTrinaRenee he will be missed #reruns of #SanfordAndSon keep them going!!!We're sad to hear of the death of #RaymondAllen (1929–2020) — best known as Aunt Esther's husband Woodrow on SANFORD AND SON + Ned the Wino on GOOD TIMES.

Facebook early Monday morning. «Just wanted to let The Allen Family and friends know that Dad received his wing two hours ago. His warmth, kind heart and cleaver sayings will be missed.

Raymond Allen, an actor who had memorable recurring roles on classic ’70s sitcoms “Sanford and Son” and “Good Times,” died yesterday of a non-COVID respiratory illness at a long-term care facility in California. He was 91.Allen’s death was announced by his daughter, Ta Ronce Allen, on a Facebook post yesterday.The actor was best known for his “Sanford and Son” character of Uncle Woodrow “Woody” Anderson, brother-in-law of Redd Foxx’s Fred Sanford and long-suffering husband of LaWanda Page’s Aunt Esther.

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Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticRaymond Allen, an actor who had memorable recurring roles on classic ’70s sitcoms Sanford and Son and Good Times, died yesterday of a non-COVID respiratory illness at a long-term care facility in California. He was 91.Allen’s death was announced by his daughter, Ta Ronce Allen, on a Facebook post yesterday.The actor was best known for his Sanford and Son character of Uncle Woodrow “Woody” Anderson, brother-in-law of Redd Foxx’s Fred Sanford and long-suffering husband of LaWanda Page’s Aunt Esther.

Mackenzie Nichols Staff WriterRaymond Allen, the actor known for his roles as Uncle Woody on “Sanford and Son” and Ned the Wino on “Good Times,” died on Monday after a battle with respiratory issues. He was 91.His daughter, actress Ta Ronce Allen, confirmed the news in a Facebook post.“Just wanted to let The Allen Family and friends know that Dad received his wing two hours ago,” she wrote.

An iconic TV character character from the 1970s had passed away.Raymond G Allen Senior, who was best known for playing Woodrow 'Woody' Anderson on the beloved series Sanford And Son, has died at age 91. Raymond G Allen Senior, best known for playing Woodrow 'Woody' Anderson on Sanford And Son, has died at age 91His daughter, Ta-Ronce Allen, confirmed the news on her Facebook page on Tuesday.'What a day this is been.

Sanford And Son actor Raymond G Allen Senior has died aged 91.

TMZ on Tuesday and confirmed he died on Monday from non-coronavirus-related respiratory issues.Raymond was in a long-term facility in California which he had been in since 2016 due to suffering from bouts of pneumonia.And on Monday, he was found unresponsive early in the morning and pronounced dead when EMT’s tried to revive him.The actor first burst into the scene in 1946 thanks to his role in Fight That Ghost, but his breakout part was Uncle Woody in Sanford and Son.He then went on to star as Ned the Wino in Good Times and Merle the Earl and Starsky and Hutch.Raymond also made appearances in The Jeffersons, Love Boat and What’s Happening!Phil Collins’ In The Air Tonight returns to charts thanks to viral twinsMorgan Stewart expecting a