LOS ANGELES (AP) — The male behind a well-spoken baritone best famous for announcing “Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In” has died. Gary Owens was 80 years old.
Owens’ family pronounced Friday that a maestro voiceover star died Thursday during his Los Angeles-area home.
Owens hosted thousands of radio programs over his seven-decade career. He seemed in some-more than a dozen cinema and on scores of TV shows, including Lucille Ball and Bob Hope specials. He also uttered hundreds of charcterised characters, available a comedy manuscript and wrote dual books.
Owens is survived by his mother of 57 years, Arleta, and their sons, Scott and Chris. Owens suffered from diabetes and a family asks that donations be done to a Children’s Diabetes Foundation in lieu of flowers.
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