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Gwen Farrell Adair: From M*A*S*H to Boxing Ring

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Gwen Farrell Adair, known for her role on MASH, passed away at 94. Her son confirmed the news via a GoFundMe page. Adair started as an uncredited nurse on MASH, then played various nurse roles for seven seasons. Later, she became a boxing referee, breaking barriers in the field. Her family praised her as a guiding light, and her impact from screen to ring will be remembered.

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Gwen Farrell Adair: From M*A*S*H to Boxing Ring

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gwen Farrell Adair: From M*A*S*H to Boxing Ring. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On May 2nd, Gwen Ferrell Adair, the actress famous for her roles on Mick ASS H, passed away at 94 years old. Her son Keith confirmed the news through a GoFundMe page set up to cover funeral expenses. She broken the TV with an uncredited nurse, part in the second episode of Max H H, back in 1972, then appeared in over a dozen spots. During the first season, across seven more seasons, she played characters like Nurse Butler, Nurse Wilson, and others, bringing that steady presence to the show. Her family shared heartfelt words on the page, calling her a grandmother, a guiding light and a source of love and wisdom who made everyone feel. Supported, they said her strength and quiet comfort will be deeply missed, but they're grateful for her full life and lasting legacy. Later in her career, around 1980, Adair switched gears and became a boxing referee, earning respect from fighters and fans for her fairness and composure while breaking barriers in a tough

field. As her family honors her memory and the story keeps unfolding, Gwen's impact from the screen to the ring reminds us how one person's quiet power can. Echo for Generations. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI.

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