ANNE SCHEDEEN, ALF STAR WHO PLAYED KATE TANNER, DIES AT 77.(PHOTO).

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Anne Schedeen, ALF star who played Kate Tanner, dies at 77 Anne Schedeen, best known for playing Kate Tanner on the NBC sitcom ALF, has died at the age of 77. Her family said she “passed peacefully” in a statement shared Sunday, adding that she died surrounded by the legacy of her life and work. A cause of death was not disclosed. In their tribute, her family described Schedeen as someone with “creative energy,” sharp humor, and a deep love for her family, storytelling, and rescue dogs. They remembered her as a strong presence in their lives, saying her memory would live on through her artwork, handmade creations, and “joie de vivre.” They also asked loved ones to honor her by supporting Habitat for Humanity in lieu of sending flowers. Her longtime agent confirmed her death and said she meant “the world” to both her family and her professional circle. Born in Portland, Oregon, Schedeen developed an early interest in acting, taking part in children’s theater before moving through dinner...

A NEW YORK TEACHER WHO TOLD HIS STUDENTS IN 1978 TO "SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2024 ECLIPSE" WAS SURPRISED TO SEE 100 OF HIS FORMER STUDENTS SHOW UP AT HIS HOME TO WATCH THE ECLIPSE. (PHOTOS).


 A New York teacher that told his students to "save the date for the 2024 eclipse" way back in 1978, was surprised to see 100 of his former students show up at his home to watch the eclipse! 


Back in 1978 Patrick Moriarty was a science teacher in Rochester, New York. During a lesson he told his students about an eclipse that was still almost 50 years in the future. Patrick told the students to "circle April 8th 2024 on their calendar so they could all meet up and watch it together". 


Moriarty says they looked at him like he was crazy back then, so he was completely blind sided by what happened on Monday! 


On the day of the eclipse, Patrick was overjoyed when some of his former Spry Junior High School students showed up at his home. It had been 46 years since he was their science teacher! 


The crowd began to trickle in carrying lawn chairs and refreshments. By the time of the eclipse, 100 former students had shown up to enjoy the eclipse with their teacher.


Patrick says the moment was about more than what happened in the sky and stated it highlights the impact teachers can have in the lives of their students.


It certainly does. This is such a wonderful story. 


Photographed above and below, Patrick when he was the students' science teacher.

Mr. Moriarty in his backyard with his former students yesterday.



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