Death of Dick Clark

"I met Dick,Duane and Cindy in Mazatlan,Mexico in 1972,We were kids when we met,Playing and exploring the beach,They said,You have to meet our Dad,Thats when I met Dick,He will be missed."

"Wonderful post, friend! I love these kinds of posts from you.It's so easy to get cauhgt up in the minutia of life and complain about every single thing, when we really just should step back and take a look at the big picture and how blessed we are. What a great reminder from you today. Love you!"

"It brought tears to my eyes to come across this website. I enjoy watching him every day on The 25,000 Pyramid on the GSN channel. I'm old enough to remember & love him on American Bandstand. The New Year's celebration is never the same without him. I believe he lives on in all of our hearts who love him and will never forget him! He leaves behind a great heart warming legacy. RIP"

"MY PRAYS GO OUT TO YOUR FAMILY AT A SAD SAD TIME MAY YOUR SOUL RIP FOREVER YOU WERE PRETTY GOOD IN AMERICAN BAND STAND BACK IN THE 60'S MY PARENTS WATCHS YOUR SHOW FROM TIME TO TIME NOT ME I WANT BORN UNTIL NOV OF 1981 BUT YOU WILL BE FOREVER MISS THOUGH AND MY THE GOOD LORD FROM UP ABOVE SHINE ON YOUR SOUL FOREVER AND EVER AMEN ."

"The late Dick Clark's been an Entertainment giant for decades. He'll always be "Mr. "American Bandstand"" as well as "Mr. "Pyramid"" from the first 2 incarnations of that game show in the 1970s and 1980s. And for decades he had been doing the live coverage of the annual New Year's Eve festivities from Manhattan's Times Square, New York City, N.Y., primarily on the ABC-TV Network, the same network that his hosted "American Bandstand" series had been on for 30 years (1957-Sept. 5, 1987). He'll be deeply missed."

"Thank you Dick Clark for all the wonderful memories throughout the years! Our prayers go out to the Clark family. May God give you comfort in your loss.
Dave and Dianna Berg"