RIP Dave Madden

| January 17, 2014

Dave Madden

Another actor has passed. Dave Madden known as Ruben Kincaid, the manager for the Partridge Family, passed at the age of 82. And, he was a veteran says Wiki;

Madden spent one semester at Indiana State Teachers College, and in 1951 dropped out to enlist in the United States Air Force. Assigned to Special Services, he was sent to Tripoli, Libya, where he was a hit as an entertainer in camp shows and native theater, even performing before Idris of Libya, ruler at the time.

Thanks to Andy for the link.

Category: Blue Skies

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DefendUSA

The men and women actors from that generation never spoke about serving. Godspeed.

Hack.Stone

Two generations ago, it was rare to meet an adult male that has never served in the military. Today,……

Combat Historian

RIP, Mr. Madden.

BTW, also received word that Russell Johnson, who played the Professor on Gilligan’s Island, has passed away at age 89. Russell Johnson served in the Army Air Forces during WWII, and was awarded the Puprle Heart, according to the NYT…

Combat Historian

meant “Purple Heart” in @3…

Mr Wolf

Danny Bonaduce hardest hit..

”but Mr Kinkaid!!..”

Thunderstixx

The men of that generation knew they were men and didn’t need a fawning media to point out to the world that they have a swinging dick between their legs. They were the men we respected as we grew up back in the last century…
Godspeed to both of them.

Sparks

Rest In Peace Dave Madden. From a grateful nation and vet.

Ex-PH2

R.I.P., Mr Kincaid!

Old Tanker

@3

Jonn had a post up on Russell Johnson yesterday…

http://valorguardians.com/blog/?p=39340

Beretverde

Funny he served and the pop star kid David Cassidy conveniently avoided the draft. Different years and eras but…

Ex-PH2

Who?

Combat Historian

@9: Yup, I did not see the Russell Johnson post until after I commented at @3. Thanks…

Devtun

@11

Ya know the SoS who keeps racking up DUIs. One very recently following up another infraction not too long ago…