July 20, 200521 yr He died today at age 85, suffering from pneumonia and alzheimer's disease. I had no idea he was born in Vancouver, Canada. He also landed on Juno beach with the Canadian forces on D-Day where he took six bullets from a machine gun, also lost a finger which never showed in the Star Trek episodes. R.I.P.
July 20, 200521 yr Penz, I had no idea either and North Vancouver is my backyard... Thanks also for pointing out the more significant detail I wasn't aware of, his services and sacrifice at Juno beach. R.I.P. indeed Edited July 20, 200521 yr by baht&sold
July 22, 200521 yr What a shame, but who would have guessed he was that old, I am sure he kept hold of his beaming machine and got himself beamed up to the right place RIP Scottie
July 22, 200521 yr Also shows how old we are all getting does'nt it. I was a great Trekkie fan in my younger days I was in love with the bird with the boobs and the black tights when I was 12!!!
July 22, 200521 yr Don’t know what to add. I am a “Trekkie’ and “Beam me up Scottie” has been in my vocabulary since my teens. Gods speed.
July 22, 200521 yr Author There was a funy scene with Scotty on the Simpsons. Homer was watching tv and a new Star Trk movie advert comes on. Star Trek 12: So Very Tired. The whole cast were now in their 60's and Scotty was shown at his post with a huge pot belly resting against the table. "It's not gud Captin! I ken not reech the contrrrol panul!
July 25, 200521 yr My Tribute from Bangkok. “Beam you up Scotty “ R.I.P. Edited July 25, 200521 yr by Kan Win
Create an account or sign in to comment