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Subject: GL and Soap Vet Dies....

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Date Posted: 13:33:33 03/03/02 Sun
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From CBS Soaps In Depth.com........

In Memoriam: Mary Stuart
Daytime loses a legend.
Mary Stuart, who portrayed GUIDING LIGHT's Meta, passed away at her home in NYC on February 28, due to complications from a stroke. "GL, Procter & Gamble Productions and the entire daytime world has lost a woman, an actress, and a friend who showed us how to do daytime with grace, class and humor for over 50 years," Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin, executive-in-charge of P&G Productions, said in a statement. "We mourn her passing."
Added GL executive producer Paul Rauch, who first met Stuart on the set of SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, where she played Jo Tourneur: "What struck me most about Mary then � and now � is what a consummate professional she was. Her infectious spirit pulled her cast together... and provided them with a sense of purpose.
"I never saw Mary give less than her total commitment from the day I met her until her last [GL] performance on February 26."
Stuart is survived by her husband, Wolfgang Neumann; two children from a previous marriage; and two grandchildren. Donations in her memory can be made to Screen Actors Guild Foundation/Mary Stuart Book Fund, 5757 Wilshire Bldv., Los Angeles, CA 90036.

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