Barbara Fan
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Its that time of year again, and hard to believe but its 19 years ago since Howard Keel died ... He had a devoted family who loved him til the end and I know how much he is missed by them and by all his fans around the world.
He had star quality, he was given a great voice and I dont think I have met an actor who appreciated his fans so much. I was lucky to meet him several times after his concerts in UK, and after 2 hours 40 mins on stage of singing his old and new songs and sharing a little bit of what it was like to work on Dallas with the audience, he would be in the foyer at the end of the show signing autographs for his fans. He was so giving of his time.
I loved him on Dallas as Clayton Farlow and I am so glad that he became a permanent member of the Dallas cast. I loved Howard Keel even more and i think he is the nicest Dallas star I have ever met along with Linda Gray.
I was lucky enough to stay with Judy Keel in 2008 for 6 days and it was such a thrill to see his memorabilia and hear stories about him. He loved his golf and played right up until a few months before his death.
Thanks for the memories Howard, your legacy will live on for a long time to come, thanks to your singing voice, Dallas and your film roles. His autobiography is a great read and sadly he died before he had the chance to go on a book signing tour as he loved that, and he loved chatting to fans
You will never be forgotten
He had star quality, he was given a great voice and I dont think I have met an actor who appreciated his fans so much. I was lucky to meet him several times after his concerts in UK, and after 2 hours 40 mins on stage of singing his old and new songs and sharing a little bit of what it was like to work on Dallas with the audience, he would be in the foyer at the end of the show signing autographs for his fans. He was so giving of his time.
I loved him on Dallas as Clayton Farlow and I am so glad that he became a permanent member of the Dallas cast. I loved Howard Keel even more and i think he is the nicest Dallas star I have ever met along with Linda Gray.
I was lucky enough to stay with Judy Keel in 2008 for 6 days and it was such a thrill to see his memorabilia and hear stories about him. He loved his golf and played right up until a few months before his death.
Thanks for the memories Howard, your legacy will live on for a long time to come, thanks to your singing voice, Dallas and your film roles. His autobiography is a great read and sadly he died before he had the chance to go on a book signing tour as he loved that, and he loved chatting to fans
You will never be forgotten
