People in the entertainment business are sad about the death of Bill Cobbs, a beloved actor who died peacefully at his home in California on June 25 with his family by his side. In a touching Facebook post, his brother Thomas G. Cobbs told everyone the good news.
Cobbs was born on June 16, 1934, in Cleveland, Ohio. His life was full of focus and love. After eight years in the US Air Force as a radar technician, he moved to New York at age 36 to follow his acting dreams.
Cobbs had a very successful acting career that lasted over 100 movie and TV parts. He showed how versatile he was in famous movies like “The Bodyguard,” “Night at the Museum,” and “New Jack City.” He was also in well-known TV shows like “The Sopranos,” “CSI,” and “The Drew Carey Show.”
Cobbs was praised by fans and coworkers for his exceptional skill, kindness, and hard work. One fan wrote, “A true gentleman, legend, and master of his craft,” praising his unique voice and impressive career.
Cobbs’ family marked his 90th birthday with love and thanks just a few months before he died. When word got out that he had died, social media was full of condolences. “Thank you, Mr. Bill Cobbs, for chasing your dreams and sharing your gifts.”
Bill Cobbs’s moving story shows us how to keep going even when things get hard. From his time in the Air Force to his long and successful playing career, he left behind a legacy that will always be fascinating and inspiring to people all over the world. Bill Cobbs, please rest in peace.
