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Actress Jennifer Runyon Dies After Cancer Battle
9 Mar
Summary
- Actress Jennifer Runyon passed away on March 6 after a brief cancer battle.
- She was known for roles in Ghostbusters and A Very Brady Christmas.
- Runyon is remembered as a dedicated mother and talented actress.
Actress Jennifer Runyon passed away on March 6, concluding a brief battle with cancer. She was celebrated for her diverse acting career, including a role as a student in Ivan Reitman's 1984 film "Ghostbusters."
Runyon's notable 1980s credits also feature her portrayal of Cindy Brady in the TV movie "A Very Brady Christmas." She also appeared as Gwendolyn Pierce in the television series "Charles in Charge."
Born in Chicago on April 1, 1960, Runyon was the daughter of radio disc jockey Jim Runyon. She shared a son, Wyatt, and a daughter, Bayley, with her former husband, Todd Corman.
Runyon once recalled her early acting aspirations, moving from New York to Los Angeles to establish her career. She expressed gratitude for the "California look" and hoped her varied roles would prevent typecasting.
Her family, including her brother David Runyon and daughter Bayley Corman, have shared touching tributes remembering her dedication, talent, and the beauty she found in nature.
