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OT: RIP Cooky the Clown

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barbara turner/ moonwolf

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Jan 26, 2001, 6:09:24 PM1/26/01
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Someone on here mentioned Bozo the Clown and Bob Bell....I am sorrowful
to announce that Roy "Cooky"Brown passed away January 22, 2001, of a
heart ailment at age 68. A /very/ funny man; I know I miss him....
Barb T.

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Markshark989

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Jan 26, 2001, 6:31:07 PM1/26/01
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>Subject: OT: RIP Cooky the Clown
>From: barbt...@webtv.net (barbara turner/ moonwolf)

>Someone on here mentioned Bozo the Clown and Bob Bell....I am sorrowful
>to announce that Roy "Cooky"Brown passed away January 22, 2001, of a
>heart ailment at age 68. A /very/ funny man; I know I miss him....
>Barb T.

I'm with you on that one. I feel very lucky to have been able to meet Roy Brown
on a handful of occasions and although I never got to go to The Bozo Show as a
child, I was able to make the trip about 8 years ago. Cooky, Spiffy and Wizzo
were all there. It was truly a magical day. As I entered Studio One and saw the
flickering portrait of Cooky on the wall, I felt like I was walking into Oz,
when the black and white world turns into technicolor. I feel so blessed to
have experienced it. Especially since Cooky, Spiffy and Wizzo were all gone
from the show within 2 years nand the show went into a different format with a
whole new cast of clowns. With Roy's passing, I cherish this memory even more.

On some Chicago TV website there is a poem posted that makes reference to Bob
Bell waiting for Roy Brown in heaven, pie in hand. LOL!

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