Bob Remembers Alan

"Working with Alan was a joy. He was a pure professional.
Always knew his lines and was capable of improvising at the last minute. Many
times, just before the take, we would whisper to each other what we were going
to do in the scene. No rehearsal, we trusted each other. Every once in a while
we would get a crew member to burst out laughing, ruining the take. This is the highest compliment. We knew the audience at home watching would laugh too."

"As I look back on those years working with Alan, I realize more and more, it
was a special time. We had great fun together and he made the work seem easy.
He brings a smile to my face even now."
Excerpts from Bob's book, "Gilligan, Maynard and Me"
To read more about Bob's memories of "Gilligan's Island" and
the gang, order a copy of his book in Gilligan's Gift Gallery

Bob and Alan in the pilot for "Gilligan's Island"

Bob Remembers
Natalie and Jim
click on the picture.


Often referred to as the Laurel and Hardy of their day, Bob and Alan had a special relationship that lasted all through the series and beyond. Alan was a gentle giant, who took great care never to hurt Bob during any of their much loved physical schtick, which included hammock gags and numerous whacks at Gilligan with his famous Skipper's hat! This picture was taken when Alan guest-starred on Bob's series, "The Good Guys".

	After his death on January 2, 1990, Alan's ashes were scattered in the Pacific Ocean.



		We Miss You, Alan!


	Remembering Ron Peery

Ron's Friends' Panel,

designed by David Madden
and made by his friends

Ron's Family Panel,

designed by Ron's mother
and made by his family


	Dreama Denver's brother, who died in 1997 at the age of 31. His legacy of love, his zest for life and his boundless courage will live forever in the hearts of those of us who loved him.