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Veteran Actress Helen Siff Dies at 88
22 Dec
Summary
- Actress Helen Siff passed away on December 18th at age 88.
- Her career spanned five decades, with roles in TV and film.
- She was known for professionalism, dedication, and genuine kindness.
Veteran actress Helen Siff, whose career spanned an impressive five decades in television and film, died on December 18th at the age of 88. Her family confirmed her passing, citing complications from surgery following a long illness.
Siff's extensive work began in 1981, with notable appearances on popular television series including "Simon & Simon," "Cagney & Lacey," and "Silver Spoons." Her career continued into the early 2000s with roles on "Will & Grace," "Scrubs," and "My Name Is Earl."
Beyond television, Siff also made her mark on the big screen. She portrayed the cashier in John G. Avildsen's classic film "The Karate Kid" and appeared as Mrs. Skitzer in "You Don't Mess With the Zohan." Her family remembered her as a talented performer who brought professionalism, dedication, and kindness to every set, making even small parts memorable.
