Shelley Duvall Fan 'Grateful For The Memories' She Made With Late Hollywood Star
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Sarah Lukowski befriended Duvall in her later years and has shared a number of sweet snaps with the "Popeye" star on social media.
A Shelley Duvall fan paid tribute to her “sweet” friend and the memories they made in recent years after “The Shining” star died on Thursday.
The actor, who is known for appearing in films including “Popeye” as well as her “Faerie Tale Theatre” series, died in her sleep of complications from diabetes at her Texas home. She was 75.
Sarah Lukowski, a Texas resident behind the Shelley Duvall Archives social media pages who befriended Duvall in her later years, took to X (formerly Twitter) to confirm that she was aware the actor was facing health difficulties in recent months.
“I’ll always be grateful for the memories I created with her and that I was able to give her comfort and companionship,” Lukowski wrote on her personal page, along with a photo of the two on Duvall’s 75th birthday this past Sunday.
She continued: “She was so appreciative and when I left she thanked me for lifting her spirits. I’ll always remember that. She made such a positive impact on my life as I did on hers.”
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