Loni Anderson, actor in the eighties of the last century WKRP exhibition in Cincinnati, Mit in 79

Loni Anderson, who played a receptionist at the radio station at the stalled radio station on the successful television comedy WKRP in CincinnatiOn Sunday, he died just a few days before her eighty birthday.

Anderson died at Los Angeles Hospital after a “long” disease, as advertising has long said, Sherrill C. Kagan.

“We are sad to announce the death of our dear wife, mother and grandmother,” Anderson family said in a statement.

WKRP in CincinnatiWhich was broadcast from 1978-1982, was appointed to the late Ohio radio station in an attempt to re-invent rock music. Among the actors, Howard Hesiman, Frank Bonner, Tim Reed, Gordon Jump, Jean -Smithrs, Gary Sandy, along with Anderson as the exciting and smart Jennifer Marlowe.

As a receptionist at the station, Jennifer used blond and high trees from her sexual appeal to disclose unwanted work invitations to her president, Mr. Carlson, who played Jump. It often kept its efficiency on the station in the face of the inefficiency of others.

The role was awarded the Emmy Award and three Golden Globe nominations.

Anderson starred in the big screen alongside Bert Reynolds in the 1983 comedy Stroker AceAnd the two husband later and became the Tabloid equipment before divorce in 1994.

Anderson survived her husband, Bob Felk, his daughter Dedra, his son Quinton and two grandchildren.